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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1898
Page
3
A rustic verse from the Chicago Record depicts a morning scene on a farm. It centers on a mother feeding poultry while a family—including a boy named Willie, a cat named Old Gray, and a dog named Spot—watches and helps. The child’s affection for farm creatures and simple chores drives the day’s quiet, cheerful rhythm.
In Windy Gulch the dying miner Harvey Neil dreams of Dorothy Meredith as a new hope rises. The doctor reveals Dorothy's letters and the love grows, leading to an impromptu November wedding in a bare hotel room. The town shifts from skepticism to cautious approval as Neil conquers illness and rumor.
Reader seeks details on City and Surrey city assemblies circa 1772 1783. Describes dress codes at the London assembly and an infamous Surrey opening night when oxen charged the floor, provoking panic and comic mishaps. Sir Walter Besant notes and requests further information.
A concise argument on nutrition from Prof Atwater under the U S Department of Agriculture. The piece notes health strength income intellect and morals depend on diet and cites bulletins proving essential dietary knowledge for personal use and better living.
The Female Society for the Relief and Improvement of the Poor started in Philadelphia 102 years ago, organized by Anne Parish. It kept the original Quaker spirit, aiding the poor during yellow fever, and now marks its 102nd anniversary with descendants continuing its work at a North Seventh street house of industry for nearly 100 indigent Quaker women who sew and mend daily.
A magazine style piece describes theater yokes worn over gowns with heavy cream grosgrain silk yokes in gold thread. It notes design details such as collarette front, epaulets, mousseline de soie frills and a white silk toque with a Prince of Wales plume. It also includes floor care tips covering staining, varnish, and stain removal methods.
Modern science notes that persistent worry harms brain cells, the brain being the body's nutritive center. As brain cells degrade, other organs suffer and disease follows, eventually leading to death. Occasional worry is tolerable. repeated disquieting thoughts strain the brain beyond repair.
A French dressing sacque features a brown linen yoke with rose flannel plaits forming a waist, crushed belt, and a sun plaited old rose silk lining showing between the plaits. Full sleeves have wide embroidered cuffs. optional wash silk trim on the yoke. Laundering tips note color setting by experienced laundresses.
A quick gift idea for a bicycle loving friend a silver calendar lamp. Adapt an old bicycle lamp by nickel plating or enamel to fit a room, insert a small calendar face with December prominently shown, and add a back easel if needed. Also notes a speech by William Dutcher at the American Ornithologists union on feather cruelty in hats.
French pharmacist M Jacquemin proposes a process to extract fruit flavors from leaves. From apple leaves a liquid with apple fragrance, and from vine leaves a wine-like beverage, suggesting leaf chemistry builds fruit tastes. The write up also notes alum and other salts alter hydrangea color and offers onion cooking tips with salted water and butter.
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