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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
3
Fletcher M E church and Friends Church announce Sunday services with preaching at 10 30 and 7 00 PM Junior League Epworth League Bible School and various meetings. Mid week prayer meetings Thursdays choir Fridays pastor names Abram Cottman and Omar Huafford invited to attend all meetings.
Kansas City Journal notes a shift in rural life as the farmer becomes a businessman connected by interurban trolley, telephone, rural mail, and daily newspaper. Loneliness fades as he stays in touch with neighbors and markets, adapting to changing trade realities.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as quickly relieving rheumatism and sciatica. It claims vast pain relief and delight among thousands of sufferers, highlighting its quick action and value.
The May Smart Set magazine offers readers a rich mix of fiction and verse. Lewes's tale The Visionists appears as a bold new form with a dramatic denouement, alongside stories by Anple, Luther, and Zoun Gale. Notable poems and translations, including works by Maurice Francis Egan and Florence Viking, enrich the issue, making it a must for fiction lovers.
Eat Wolfe of Lear Grove recounts a near fatal attack from kidney trouble two years ago causing pain, swelling, and anxiety. He credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure and ongoing nerve and general health benefits, praising their reliability and keeping a supply on hand.
John Burroughs notes a robin’s precise grub farming near a nest. The bird probes turf with focused eye or ear, bending to strike, lifting soil, and dragging large white grubs to the surface. He asks how the robin locates prey, wondering if sound or sight guides her.
In Paris one Quar tier Latin club, Sub Rosa, faces a peculiar dues test as elder Coquelin seeks membership. A water filled barrier and a single flower petal illustrate ritual compliance while a barrister defends a pauper client living in a dilapidated hovel as sanctuary remains intact. The judge and crowd share a wry smile at the courtly farce.
An astronomer notes spider silk provides the only usable thread for his work. Spider lines, about one-fifth to one-seventh of a thousandth inch thick, resist temperature changes and micrometer lens stress, unlike silkworm silk. Their multiple microscopic streams join to form a durable, round rope under extreme power.
A fragmentary tale links Charles Wesley the schoolboy to a brokered heir and early ties to the Wesley family. The writer notes a benefactor who funded schooling, later a Trebudd journey, and an eventual choice against accompaniment. The name Wesley echoes through Irish connections to the Earls Mornington and Wellington.
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