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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1899
Page
6
Poem describing heavenly peace where white mansions hold sweet pressures and balm like breezes. It contrasts earthly sorrow with lilies in heaven and says lost souls are no longer tempest tossed. Paths lead to waters sweet and calm for the faithful.
Ardick and Tym escape a mutiny on the Industry after Don Enrique de Cavadilla and Cavadilla’s party disguise themselves to flee. A buccaneer pursuit leads to a cliffside discovery, a raid on a Spanish castle, and a perilous seaward escape with Morgan’s fleet looming. The cliffhanger ends with Don Enrique dead and Don Enrique’s party at risk aboard.
Dona Carmen proposes escape by sea to Taboga using a secret wine cellar as a hideout. The group debates boats, village access, and a disguise ruse to blend with locals as they form a plan to flee while Capt. Towland’s forces close in.
The Complaining Earl of Sussex was allowed to wear a nightcap in the royal presence, with Mary granting two if he wished. His patent, a unique royal privilege, permits him to wear up to five caps in any place within the realm during his life. The grant bears the queen’s seal. Only three others in Britain enjoy such a privilege.
Sadie Merritt surveys a summer fashion spread focusing on accessories from neckwear pins and belts to parasols and laces. She notes white chiffon and mull fabrics, elaborate jabots, jabots and collars, new soft ribbons, parasols with lace, and a surge of delicate color palettes.
A Society of Arts committee in London warns modern pulp paper deteriorates quickly while cotton, flax, and hemp fibers yield lasting pages. It notes four century old books survive in good condition, implying many current prints may be short lived unless paper quality improves.
The Detroit Free Press notes that kissing was unknown to Australians New Zealanders Papuans and Eskimos until recently. It cites Myllicola islanders who show affection with kisses and a Chinaman who tips his hat in place of removal. It adds a coffin as a fitting present for an ailing elder.
A brief quip notes that the Gusher and Guyer communities spar over listening habits with a jab about women’s attentiveness. The remark plays on local reputations and memory of a longtime neighbor.
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