IRETON CLIPEER. RL. WHEELER, Bator and Prop
Subscriptions terms list durations and prices in a clipped 1899 notice. The terse ad references onscope rates, monthly terms, and payment expectations for readers in a local newspaper.
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Newspaper
Ireton Clipper
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1892
Page
2
Subscriptions terms list durations and prices in a clipped 1899 notice. The terse ad references onscope rates, monthly terms, and payment expectations for readers in a local newspaper.
The St James Gazette of London notes Americans steadily rise as a naval power. It praises New York comparisons with Blenheim and Blake, and mentions the Monitor’s potential and Washington Navy Yard guns. The passage covers British reactions, wartime vessels, and policy debates.
A column quotes Frances E. Willard speaking on gender equality and divine curses, noting that both men and women are affected by oppression. It highlights the influence of American and French women leaders, a Belgian city example, and references to temperance advocacy and the Ecumenical Council's stance on women’s roles.
A Dundee harbor laborer tells his wife of a dream in which four rats approach in order, the first fat the next two lean and the last blind. He fears this omen of calamity and seeks interpretation from his son, who assigns symbolic meanings to each rat.
An advertisement promises guaranteed relief for throat and chest ailments including consumption bronchitis and asthma. It touts the remedy as safe pleasant to taste and dependable with prices noted at C F Hoffman drug store.
Advertisement offers the address of every farmer in the state for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. Describes correctness guaranteed and terms to be sent to The Telegraph in Dubuque for Iowa farmers business men.
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