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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1898

Page

8

Social News From Lynn Creek Valley and Nearby

Mrs Sallie Ball and daughters spent a day with T B Nelson. The Franklin quarterly meeting drew many attendees. Jeff Addison and Nellie Conway visited J B Tribby. J M Conway and Lol Cicero visited relatives in Hamilton county last week. A union basket meeting will be held at Elwood Hills grove west of town next Sunday with several ministers expected. Anna Bundy and Nellie Addison married Wednesday morning in Arlington by Rev Wilbur Smith. They returned to their parents in Hamilton county.

Sallie Ball and T. B. Nelson’s Franklin Jeff Addison Nellie Conway J. B. Tribby J. M. Conway Cicero Hamilton County Elwood Hill Grove Arlington Wilbur Smith Anna Bundy Nellie Addison Belinda Scott Ralph Swiggett Garrett Shawhan Indianapolis Anthony Smith George Alford Greenfield Sarah Decker Spiceland Dora Frank Foley Ed Earles Brown County Rushville Jennie Ball Ora Perkinsville Elma Peck Tipton County Achsah Wilkinson Thomas Allison Jesse Dallas Coon Dunreith James Herkless

Deaths and Social Notes From Charlottesville Area

Thomas Allison died Monday and was buried Tuesday at Gilboa. Cynthia Peacock and children visited relatives in Fairmount. Funeral directors W S Lane and son attended Mrs Fields and Thomas Allison’s funerals. A large crowd joined the M E circuit reunion at Willow Branch. Many families and visitors are listed from Chicago Indianapolis Greenfield and Tipton counties among others with exchanges of visits, fairs and travel noted.

Thomas Allison Gilboa Cynthia Peacock Fairmount Z. Fries W.S. Lane and Son Fields M. E Willow Branch Daniel Burk Charles Ed Burk Chicago W. B. McGraw Claude Windsor Raymond Shultz Benton Harbor Michigan

Beck's Art Studio Portraits and Framing in Knightstown

High grade photos in all styles and portrait enlarging offered at Beck's Art Studio on South Washington Street Knightstown Indiana. Portrait frames and related services available. All work guaranteed.

Beck Washington Street Knightstown Indiana

Not Infallible in Martineau Memoirs Anecdote

Harriet Martineau praises an oriental gate while Sir Charles Murray recalls a Birmingham made gate. The scene unfolds at the Mahamoudieh canal near Cairo as Larking and Murray share a stroll with Martineau observing design.

Harriet Martineau Charles Murray Egypt W. Larking Mahamoudieh Canal Martineau Larking Birmingham

Searing Ceases and Tiny Sounds Affect Hearing

Lord Rayleigh reports experiments showing sound vibrations as small as one twelve millionth of a centimeter can influence hearing. Such a vibration is so brief it would need 100x enlargement to be seen, if visible at all. He notes age affects pitch perception with elders hearing fewer high notes than the young.

Lord Rayleigh London Mail

Miss Again Fourth Miss Statement From Player

Fragmentary OCR shows a player repeating misses and attempts to adjust aim during a game sequence. The garbled text lacks clear names, teams, or context for full identification.

Spa's strictest regime questioned after hair styling claim

A fragment suggests a discussion of a spa's strictest rules tied to grooming, noting a man with distinctive hair styling. Details are unclear but indicate tension between policy and personal appearance in a spa setting.

Picturesque Dese We Live in a Land of High Collars

Fragmentary OCR text describes a landscape with rivers lakes and mountains, mentions statesmen financiers and sharp children, but with many garbled words. It reads as a travel or descriptive column with vivid imagery and regional references.

Zulus and the Bird Rite Amid Rain Showers

A fragment describes Zulus with a red attire who catch a bird and perform a consecration before releasing it. The ritual ends with the bird’s death and a symbolic tribute dropped as rain showers. The passage emphasizes fierce identity and ceremonial acts surrounding the bird.

French Legislature Signals Free Rail Subsidy Debate

French deputies debate pay and railroad subsidies as each chamber considers indemnities. The contrast with British and U S pay levels is noted, highlighting concerns over legislator compensation in relation to rail projects and costs.

France Chamber of Deputies Gol United States

Noise Heard by Mrs Hicks Sparks Scare in Harlem Life

A comical exchange unfolds as Mrs Hicks in Harlem Life is startled by a sound she believes to be something sinister but discovers it was only herself creating a noise. The moment captures everyday urban reactions in a lighthearted vignette.

W. M. Edwards Optician Knightstown Indiana

When She Takes

A fragment from the Chicago Record hints at a playful or clipped exchange about a wife and a rapid Bea phrase, leaving unclear context or full meaning. No definite event or names beyond Chicago Record reference are readable.

Chicago

Wreck of Armada Ship Remains Found in Santiago Harbor

In Santiago de Cuba harbor the remains of the 1588 Armada ship Due South lie burned to the water’s edge. Only ribs and keel endure, covered with slime and barnacles, a stark memento of a nation’s seafaring past.

Santiago de Cuba Maturin M. Ballou Philip Ild Santiago New York Buno

Wicked Lord Lonsdale and the Carlisle clerical aid

At a Poor Clergy Relief meeting in London a tale of Bishop Waldegrave and Lord Lonsdale details the noble lord offering a life changing gift. The bishop replies that it is between God and him, and Lonsdale issues a £10000 check with two more for the Carlisle diocese clergy.

Poor Clergy Relief Society London Waldegrave Carlisle Lord Lonsdale Lonsdale Diocese of

Big Armament Details Of The Citadel On Warship

The article outlines the Citadel naval ship's heavy armament including a 12 inch rifle 4 street long with a 4 feet diameter breech and 48 tons weight. It fires an 850 pound shot at over 1400 mph reaching 54g miles in 24 seconds with a 27 second sound travel, and at 144 miles would pierce 19 inches of steel. It also notes an 8 inch gun with 250 pound projectiles penetrating armor at one mile, six 4 inch rapid fire guns delivering eight 40 pound projectiles per minute, twenty 6 pounders for deck clearance, and four torpedo tubes carrying 150 pounds of gun cotton each.

Abstracts of Title Loans and Insurance Rush County

Abstracts of Title Loans and Insurance are in the Sexton and Sparks collection for Rush County. The books are kept in the new Court House at the west entrance, first door to the right. Includes official records and related financial instruments for property transactions.

Sexton & Sparks Rush County New Court House

Shore Cargoes Shifted in Street Roadway Anecdotes

Excerpts describe cargo instability and truck handling when loads shift during transit. Bozzie notes piles of boxes tipping on slopes, with seasoned drivers unloading top courses to resecure cargo. Separate vignette highlights a pug dog’s aristocratic look and people’s humorous misreads.

Europe’s wooden shoe trade uses willow for sabots

The estimate notes at least 70 million Europeans wear wooden shoes. It adds that basswood is commonly used for sabots, but willow is the best material for comfort and durability.

Exile Figures Highlight Russian Siberia History

A historical note states that over 15 years Russia dispatched 624000 people to Siberia and about 100000 prisoners' relatives joined the exiles willingly, reflecting mass forced settlement patterns.

Russia Siberia

Public reaction debate on newspaper content and social norms

A Roslyn Michigan letter and a Cleveland Plain Dealer quote discuss how readers judge newspaper work. They imagine critics who denigrate jokes with whiskers, original writing, reprinted pieces, and even appearances. The exchanges reveal pressure to balance humor, ethics, and social expectations.

Deadly bisulphide of carbon used to exterminate grain pests

The Chicago Inter Ocean notes bisulphide of carbon is a cheap and effective pest killer for weevils in mills elevators and granaries. The liquid must be applied with care as fumes rise through grain killing weevils and even unhatched eggs. workers must stay above the gas and may need removal to air if exposed. Animals left in treated spaces die upon opening.

Chicago Inter-Ocean

Cuban milkmen milk door to door in Havana streets

Edward Page Gaston describes Cuban dairymen delivering fresh milk by milking cows before homes. He notes housewives accept the practice, while a rumoured trick with a rubber water bag under frocks supposedly mixes water with milk. Similar methods are said to be used by Italian and Indian vendors.

Italy India Edward Page Gaston Woman’s Home Companion

A Singular Calculation on Earth Lifting Power

J A Renie presents huge figures: lifting Earth one foot would take 70 billion years with a 10000 horsepower engine. Water, coal, and car requirements balloon to astronomical totals, enough to cover the globe in hundreds of feet of water or miles of coal trains.

J. A. Renie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clark’s O. N. T Winship & Payne Main Street Telephone Rushville, Ind Lynn Creek Valley Charlottesville George Newkirk John Fry Oliver Laughlin Joshua James Willian Porter Sanday Harry Stinger Conserve Factory Smelsor’s Mill Larry B. Harris Charles Butler Charles R. Butler ODD Fellows O. F Sovereign Grand Lodge Boston Mass Cream Ridge Natural Gas Co Nathan C. Hill Board of Directors Amne Mig Gars Ame Manilla F. W. Cregor Car Thage, Indiana J. A. Sipe Carthage Ind Johnson, Bros Mill Streets VA. D. Cole Bliss’ Clothing Store Herkless & Bretz Law and Loans W. S. Weaver Carthage Building Loan and Savings Association Henley Bros.’ Planing Mill Joist Henley J.M. Stevens J. A. Titsworth Stevens & Titsworth Sipe George W. Osborne J. H. Jones R. E. Henley New York Sun Bobby Brooklyn Roslyn Mich Sentinel George Clev Plain Dealer J. H. Binford Bill Broker and Investing Binford Block Greenfield, Ind Gates Sexton Will M. Sparks Attorneys-at-Law Butler, Holden & Churchill F. M. Sparks Frank Wilson Dr. Coffin Henley Lor D. Guffin Jas. E. Watson Guffin & Watson Attorneys At Ruth and Main Streets F. G. Hackleman Postoffice
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