Tipton Advertiser Classifieds and Attorney Notice
The Tipton Advertiser lists advertising rates and terms with a 1 year to 6 month scale and notes all ads are due in advance. Also announces James W. Bagley attorney at law and notary public with office at Locust and Third streets in Tipton Iowa above the Park.
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Arroarxerax
Court House
Bewler
Tipton
Iowa
James W. Bagley
Chancery
Notary Publi Tipton
Towa
Locust and
Third Streets
Wonky
Thomas Ianna
Tporney
General Land
Wilton, Muscatine
Hit
Musatine
Cedar
Lowa
Tipron
7Th and
Linn Streets
Joseph Lee
Public Square
J. A. Bagley
Nyatl
Over the River The Angel of Death Shall Carry Me
Poem reflecting a speaker awaiting passage to the afterlife. Loved ones cross the mystic river, their voices and forms glimpsed through river imagery. The speaker envisions a reunion on the unseen shore as the boatman pale ferries souls to the spirit land.
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Brother
Darling Minnie
Frontier Woman Fights Indians and Forges Grim Escape
A frontier matron named Grandmother Smith guides Nick Edmonds and wife through a brutal Indian raid. She hides them in a cellar, drugs a baby to keep it asleep, then later disposes of the attackers and their loot. The tale ends with praise for her daring act and reflections on prudery and social manners.
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Mary
Edward
Nicks
Hell
Nick Edmonds
Nick
Edmonds
Creation
Loggins
Indiana
Edmond
Sketch Club’s Silent Drama On The Theme It Broke
An art club meeting features sketches illustrating the word Broke with scenes of a broken bank a fast horse with a broken gait a boy with a broken knife and a fat man in a broken swing. A river centerpiece shows ice torn and a man’s death implied by vignettes of mother child skating and a lost boy.
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Solomon
Everbody
The Secret of Beauty in Polish Women
The Life Illustrated editor discusses Bayard Taylor's view of Polish beauty and reveals the secret as natural growth. Polish girls are kept in simple dress, allowed to run and play outdoors, receive plain food, and enjoy sunshine rather than being overdecorated or overfed, shaping beauty in adulthood.
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Life Illustrated
Bayard Taylor
The Chronicle of Success Urges Honest Advertising
The opening chapter contrasts poverty with prosperity, urging business owners to advertise in newspapers. It asserts those who advertise gain public trust, timely payments, growing business, riches, honors, and broad influence, while neglect leads to loss and shunned wisdom. The passage ends with a blessing.
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Wen
Portrait of Bonner the Ledger’s Boss Nebula of Civilization
A Boston Post photograph portrays Bonner of the New York Ledger as a self confident literary hub, describing his appearance manner and wit. It includes quotes from a Des Moines Citizen and Davenport Gazette praising Western real estate investment amid falling prices and inflationary aftershocks.
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Boston Post
Bonner
New York Ledger
The
Ledger
Alf
Robert
Bob Bonner
Bryant
Evening Post
Frodo
Saxe
Prentice
Fernes
Cobb Junior
Des Moines
Kanes
Davanport Gazette
Iowa
Keans
Witness Accounts of a Tragic Alcohol Addiction
A series of observations trace one man’s slow descent from social drinking to public drunkenness and death. The narrator notes repeated indulgence, public shame, and a funeral where family grief is profound, concluding with a Bible verse about drunkards.
Alarm gun for doors and windows to deter burglars
A gun is devised to mount on door frames and windows. When the door is opened the mechanism fires the gun, providing an alarm. It promises to let occupants sleep with an armed safeguard against intruders.
Fattening Animals Through Darkness and Confinement
A farmer's journal argues that warm pens and cooked food save costs in fattening animals. It warns that darkness and confinement speed fattening, hinder waste removal, and produce diseased meat. The piece urges farmers to open their eyes and shed metaphorical blinds.
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Germany
Northern influence in Senate committees mocked by regulars
The piece laments Northern Democratic senators receiving little influence as four Southern figures with “fire eaters” gain control of most committees. It highlights Pugh and other Northern members ignored while Bright Fitch Thompson Higler gain modest chair roles, with Southern members holding eighteen committees.
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Senate
Pugh
Douglas
Rice
Minnesota
Broderick
Gwin
Davis
Iverson
Clay
Messrs
Bright and Fitch
Thompson
New Jersey
Higler
Pennsylvania
Buchanan
Indianaogus
Fitch
Bright
Jersey
Aineinnat Corrette
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