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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
6
A poem imagines a ship to Lullaby Land carrying a woolly dog a tin trumpet and a torn hat. The journey glides through moonbeams and sapphire skies as a child traveler awaits the dream voyage aboard the rocking chair steered by a caregiver.
A cadet at West Point endures unrequited longing for Mrs Garrion's ward Nita and a dawning love with Latrobe. Jealous schemes, a broken engagement, and a secret marriage drive Prime and Latrobe apart. Latrobe vanishes before graduation as war looms, while Prime enlists for the Philippines, only to reappear with a family reunion and scandalous consequences.
Col Frost seeks rank and power, spending fortunes for influence while Nita Terriss endures fear and whispers of a former fiancé Latrobe. A jealous storm grows as Frost suspects Latrobe’s hold over Nita, with rumors of abuse and a dangerous pursuit across ocean and war.
Bishop Huntington of Syracuse recounts a Connecticut wedding mishap. A prank by the best man left the bishop’s traveling bag bearing a satin ribbon reading Married this morning. The porter teased the bishop as the train departed, highlighting the humorous misunderstanding.
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune describes a new bicycle rickshaw attached to a standard bicycle with a steel vise. It weighs 28 pounds and uses pneumatic tires for smooth riding. The article argues it surpasses tandem bicycles by allowing social conversation and shared riding, noting it suits those unable or unwilling to ride a bike.
A western city mayor is praised for a quick method addressing complaints that improves health and cleanliness. A marketman faced a charge of deposit filth. witnesses described rotten eggs and the mayor pressed for intent to violate penalties. The exchange illustrates enforcement and local civic action.
In This Town, every house is occupied and property records show no vacant dwellings. Officials note dlords control multiple units while residents seek housing solutions as the town grapples with a tight market and limited new construction.
A compact guide notes delicate handling of cabbage onions and carrots after boiling. It suggests pouring milk with pepper salt and butter and finishing with a boil to create a soft, creamy texture similar to creamed corn.
In Havana the El Figaro contest crowns Senorita Silvia Alfonso y Aldama, daughter of Florinda Aldama and Cristobal Alfonso, and granddaughter of Miguel Aldama. The winner, a Paris and New York resident, captivates society with magnetism and beauty. Trade leaders donate costly gifts as rivals become maids of honor for forthcoming functions.
The article argues for fresh night nurses in serious illness to prevent nurse fatigue and emotional disturbance. It warns that the night is the danger period and emphasizes steady observation, calm care, and safeguarding against cold and poor air.
Procure fourteen percent pounds of trimmings from the packing house or pork store mince very fine. Season with salt and pepper, mix, divide into four portions, form rounds, flatten to half an inch, dip in beaten egg, coat with bread crumbs, fry in hot lard until light brown. Also suitable for sausage filling for turkeys or game.
A crafty politician asks about his intentions and is told the wife refuses to talk. He insists he spoke to someone else, and jokingly corrects that it was not his wife but another person. The Chicago Tribune notes the exchange.
A Riga society with over 300 members charges three rubles each time a child is born to another member. The parent receiving the child obtains between 300 and 750 rubles, depending on how many times they have previously paid.
A reflective note from Harlem Life speaks of a man blessed with triplets and secretly concealing his own paternity while caring for the children. The speaker admits mixed feelings about the favor and the hidden child, preserving a careful, intimate voice.
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