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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1897
Page
6
A somber scene unfolds at a grave as a bearded man weeps over a gray head. A mother's devotion echoes in sorrowful verse by Sam Walter Foss quoted from the New York Sun, reflecting a long journey to recognition of maternal love.
Bartels confronts Neil about the troubling case while the attorney suspects a possible romantic angle. Neil refuses to explain and insists the lawyer stand by him. They pause at Bartels’ office stairs and decide to discuss further upstairs.
Dorothy confronts Colonel Meredith claiming she did it and reveals the mine note that ordered Mr. Neil's release. Meredith remains calm and demands she explain herself while the tension of a possible crime hangs over their discussion.
Dorothy faces a rift with Colonel father after a staged rescue that clears her name and exposes McCready. She plans to leave Windy Gulch but meets Neil at a cliff where he confesses love and pleads for a chance, while her loyalties and future hang in the balance.
A schoolmaster turned businessman recalls a tale of solving an arithmetical problem by borrowing a horse and riding ten miles to a distant barn. His midnight ride, frostbitten ears, and whispered explanation highlight the lengths to which he would go to protect his reputation and teach his class a lesson.
Exceeding Forethought noted by two mining superintendents who posted a placard reading Please do not tumble down the shaft. Melbourne Weekly Times reports the genteel caution in a mining locale referenced by the paper.
A guided procedure for professional carvers shows how to carve a turkey in a minute. Steps include planting the fork in the breast, removing the wing and leg with precise downward motions, slicing the breast parallel to the bone, lifting the rack, and removing the oyster and wish bones. Francis Taylor signs off the column.
A Cincinnati Commercial republished guide explains red noses stem from indigestion and dryness or congestion. It advises slow eating, avoiding heating foods, and outlines borax and cologne solutions, rose and orange water washes, cold-water care at night, cold cream preparation from lard, and nasal hygiene tips.
A respected eastern electrical wirer, wife of a theatrical electrician, completed a lighting contract for a Chicago Polish hall while her husband was away. With two workers she worked day and night to avoid forfeiting a heavy sum, then fainted after finishing the job. The article notes the apricot tree’s English introduction around 1540.
The article suggests wall Cozen broom bags made of gray flannelette with colored stripes, neat hems, and monograms as thrifty gifts to protect brooms. It promotes candles for bedrooms as a pleasant, odor free light source and notes lamps can carry odor when turned off. Also offers a method to clean willow furniture with strong soap suds and borax, then sun dry.
A comic fragment from Tit-Bits shows Mrs Mae-Bride reacting to a baby teething as her brother enters the house. The bachelor brother questions knife play, prompting a sharp quip about safety and manners.
Spockitt says no special application is needed to learn bicycling. Shockitt notes arnica is about as good as anything for the purpose, with a playful reference to j-Tit-Bits.
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