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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1896
Page
7
Dr. Talmage in Washington on Our Social Recreations argues for balanced, wholesome pastimes that uplift the spirit and body. He praises music, gymnasiums, parlor games, and outdoor sports while urging charity and religious focus, warning that careless pleasure can destroy souls and communities.
The Indiana Soldiers Home, begun as a statewide project a year earlier, now houses 125 veterans and their wives. Trustees oversee a $46,000 complex including dining halls, hospital, cottages, and grounds laid out for easy access. The site near Tecumseh Trail, LaFayette, offers a commanding view of the Wabash Valley and strategic proximity to the Battle Ground.
A woman known for extended visits stayed at a friend's home for days. On her planned departure she asks the four year old household pet Jack if he will be sad and if she can visit again. The child replies No and One time is enough, much to the father’s dismay.
A second car-load of redwood has been shipped from California to Nuremberg for pencil production. With European cedar reserves nearly exhausted, experts find California redwood a strong substitute, proving the best available material for pencil manufacture.
A Washington Star quip reveals Mr. Lushly saying he has no peace since his wife joined the bicycle craze. She wants him to ride, not for leisure, but to prove a man out at night is as safe as one who has pledged responsibility to bring a bicycle home.
A crazy man in Philadelphia urges doctors to cure him of X rays in his eyes claiming he sees skeletons in the line of vision. the sight annoys him. In Kansas, 23 of 39 mayors polled oppose resubmitting the anti prohibition amendment to voters.
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