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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
2
Danforth and Amy share a hidden romance on a sunlit beach as he confesses lifelong love though poverty-struck, reads Keats aloud, and she reveals she will risk the crust to be with him, signaling a turning point in their quiet tale.
A young man, Genergl Butler, lashed by a two year debarment, sought a private conference with a theft suspect in a Salem superior court. Butler extorted half the ransom, then slipped away and feigned ignorance of the prisoner, claiming the guard would follow the captive.
A Woman Correspondent argues that men often use endearing terms like dear and sweet heart as a harmless habit rather than true affection. She notes actions outweigh words and warns that reliance on pet names can mislead about sincerity, urging men to cultivate gentle speech to make women happy.
A tale contrasts Napoleons prodigious memory with a bankers blunt hiring exam. Napoleon recalled Roman law after two weeks in prison and could name officers and recall military supply details. The banker sought a secretary willing to work weekends and avoid personal leisure, valuing constant productivity over charm.
An old newspaper notice states entered at Carthage Indiana Post Office as second class matter with TERMS of $11.00 a year in advance.
Chattanooga hosts the forty second anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga with a grand regimental reunion September 18 to 20 at Chickamauga National Park. Twelve states send veterans as descendants tour battlefield markers and hear officers explain positions. One cent per mile rail fare offered. tickets via Louisville and Nashville routes from Louisville, Cincinnati, St Louis, Chicago.
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Big Four timetable corrected to November 3 1901 lists passenger numbers and north and southbound trains with times starting early morning and standard daily departures. The fragment shows times such as 12:27 a m and 3:01 p m with labels for north and south going services.
In Los Angeles California two days distant from Chicago Illinois for extreme hurry. A proposal to run automobiles with alcohol should be rejected as it misbehaves. Estimated cost to build the Panama Canal is about 600 million dollars, about half of Rockefeller’s worth.
Mr Rockefeller may find consolation in the idea that he is providing work for numerous magazine writers, offering them a chance to earn a living.
Russia asks Charlie Schwab to draw plans for new wharves as a limited project. No intent to proceed to sea travel beyond this phase is indicated at present.
A Connecticut man who set a trap to catch a deer instead ensnared his mother in law and then tried to mask his disappointment.
A peculiar report from Idaho notes Western highwaymen still robing stage coaches amid rail and land ambitions. The piece offers satirical musings on leadership and truth and quotes Rev. F. W. Gunsaulus on integrity and honesty.
Indianapolis newspaper folk invite the public to join a Pullman car train to Niagara Falls and Toronto for an August trip connected with the International Typographical Union meeting. All expenses paid, including railroad, sleeping-car and steamboat tickets and hotel bills. Two days at Niagara Falls with a Rocky Gorge railroad trip and steamboat voyages on Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. First class arrangements with no crowding.
An advertisement offers sleeping cars tickets with twelve day return validity and a folder with prices sent by addressing secretary C. E. McKee at 502 Temcke Building Indianapolis. It touts a Paris-sourced Diamond Cure for consumption and promotes Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and lung issues with testimonials and a free trial bottle at M A McClain s drug store.
The era of hard drinking men in federal service is ending as government, railroads, and large corporations shun excess drinkers. This unwritten policy pushes temperance as the nation’s ruling standard, shaping hiring and official conduct across sectors.
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