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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1896
Page
10
A sermon argues that the western Hemisphere is part of divine prophecy and urges Americans to take America for God. The speaker extols leadership, denounces liquor and socialism, and praises New York as pivotal, claiming cities must spearhead evangelism and moral reform.
A historical sketch of Edmund Tattersall and the Tattersall family linking to Hyde Park auctions. It traces the lineage from 14th century Lancashire origins through Richard Tattersall who built the horse auction empire, noting the long dynasty and the enduring influence in horse and sporting circles.
Dr Reuben Hoover of Axnos Pennsylvania recovered from partial hemiplegia after a physician gave Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The Lancaster Examiner notes the pills as a great discovery and cites remarkable cures from the medicine.
The Edinburgh Scotsman notes French reports of lakes near Timbuctoo, including Lake Faguibure, with fertile lands and abundant crops. The findings alter views on the region and climate, suggesting Europeans could live there year round with precautions. EDMUND TATTERSALL article continues with a portrait of the Tattergall family and notes on Dr Williams Pink Pills as a medical remedy.
A Kansas City Star piece envisions cathode ray technology transforming medical practice. It predicts diagnosing bullets and poisons in bodies, locating hidden items, and revealing heart and liver conditions through penetrating rays.
A professor from Essling in Württemberg has over eighteen years paid twenty fines of 15 marks each for refusing to vaccinate his children on religious scruples. Despite objections, his children were vaccinated.
Ram's Horn argues much discord on religion stems from the church not seeking the Lord’s coming, signaling tension between faith practice and eschatological expectation.
The death of Sir Joseph Barnby of London removes a major figure in English music. Born in York, he sang as a boy chorister, later became music-master at Eton, president of the Guildhall School of Music, and director of the Royal Choral Society. A thorough conductor, he combined discipline with practicality and will be missed by the musical world.
Two women servants in Paris are the sole legatees of their late mistress, who died possessed of 126000 dollars. The will notes their names and the bequest appears to be the entire estate. The case mirrors a note on mistaken phrasing and characterization from a Boston Transcript remark.
A child argues with Auntie Ethel about time and creation. The girl asserts God made the world in six days and questions the pace of Rome's buildup while the aunt cautions patience.
A flirtatious exchange reveals a young man resembling a wishbone visiting Maisie’s sister in the parlor. The scene blends gossip with a veiled social hint as the man remains unnamed.
A discussion on how cannibalism arises more from shipwreck famine at sea than on land with the Prentiss case from 1780. A Fall River bicycle rider completes a 4 223 mile coast to coast journey via the southern route to San Francisco ending near the Golden Gate.
An Icelandic pair of volcanoes is offered for sale in a Copenhagen paper for about 750 dollars, with a note they may be sold separately. The item sits among other society items noting Lady Mary Hamilton Douglas will reach an income of 1 million dollars yearly at age.
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