Ares TIST Office on First Street West of City Bank
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an office near First Street west of City Bank in Illinois with references to a business or entity labeled Ares TIST and a location on Gen e200 in the state.
04 Oct 1888
Page 1
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Newspaper
Geneseo News
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1888
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an office near First Street west of City Bank in Illinois with references to a business or entity labeled Ares TIST and a location on Gen e200 in the state.
A lyric about an Irish colleen whose blue eyes outshine the sun and stars. The speaker vows to toast her health and crown her as queen, praising her beauty as dawn light and moonlit waters illuminate his heart. The verse blends nature and affection in a romantic mood.
A humorous tale in dialect follows Charlie Riggles editor and Jule as they ride a reconfigured buggy up a long hill. The wheels swap positions as laughter turns to alarm, ending with Jule deciding to walk home and Charlie left pondering the stalled voyage and embarrassment.
A writer argues to know an American by seeing both sides of him as a scene on a Jersey City to Paterson train unfolds. A poorly dressed widow with a sick baby is denied seats by the railroad Hog until a moral shift leads other passengers to support her with forty dollars and shared sympathy. The piece condemns selfishness and praises communal charity.
The column of American women at the Tuileries attracted attention during Mr Mason’s tenure as French envoy. He once named leading figures, and when the Emperor reached the rest, he waved to include all the remaining American women. Louis Napoleon’s barely visible smile preceded the close of the audience.
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