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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
6
A Chicago Times Herald poem recalls childhood fears and comforts of a warm bed and motherly call. Nostalgic verses celebrate a cherished warmth against ghosts and drafts, linking childhood safety to artistic genius and memory.
Arm strong learns Mrs Garrison sails aboard the China after a hurried departure with Mrs Stockman. A letter to Mrs Garrison chills the scene as transports halt and officers suffer illness, with Billy Gray laid up and a dramatic race to catch the departing ship.
A naval farewell scene unfolds on the enade deck as Armstrong searches the crowd for his beloved Amy Lawrence. She appears radiant in roses and throws him a final kiss, then a thorn injures him as he clutches the token. Confusion settles when Mr. Prime calls him back to greet friends and face Amy’s calm, probing gaze.
The Queen of the Fleet departs Honolulu bound for Manila with troops and Red Cross nurses aboard. Amid cheers, a poised spectacle unfolds as Mrs Garrison uses charm to secure a coveted berth, while General Drayton and a wary Armstrong oversee the voyage aboard the ship.
Practical guide from the New York Herald on glove care, emphasizing fit, quality, responsible shopping, and proper usage for various occasions. It covers choosing length and finger fit, avoiding tight or oversized gloves, mending to improve appearance, and careful removal and handling to preserve softness.
Mrs S L Baldwin recounts a Corean wedding with the bride’s eyes sealed, a green official robe for the groom, a goose symbolizing fidelity, and a ceremony on a red mat. The bride, painted in white and red, is led by attendants, then fed in ceremony before retiring to the bridal chamber.
James Brown and Harry Lee were painters in New York. While James saved himself from a fall, Harry braced to catch him, sparing James from injury as he protected his invalid mother. Both men survived. Harry later cared for the mother as if his own.
A Norwich dean recounts a tale of a field stile encounter with a farm lad eating lunch. The lad blocks passage, prompting a remark about better feeding than teaching. He replies he feeds himself, noting the teacher only provides instruction.
A Brooklyn motorman explains how he saved a man from crossing the tracks by applying the brake and restraining the temptation as a new trainee watches. The incident underscores quick action and mercy on a dark night.
A medical journal lists four groups advised against drinking hot water freely. Those with heart irritability, dilated stomachs, sour stomach, or stomach pain from light pressure should avoid hot water as it acts as an excitant. Those drinking hot water merely for thirst relief may continue.
The young women of Flushing New York have formed a board of strategy to assist members in securing the young men of their choice as husbands.
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