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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
4
In Barrington area a dramatic rescue unfolds after a young woman aids a dying mother. A fast motor car carries them to safety where a doctor stabilizes the baby’s mother, while a capable driver and a rich suitor confront past regrets and a vow to marry.
A series of social visits and travels appears from Charlottesville and nearby towns with names such as Mattie Daily of Whiteland Doris Binford of Welland and many others visiting relatives and friends. Deaths are noted including Sarah Brandenburg and Sarah White with interment at Glencove Cemetery.
An elderly Ontario physician who also ran a drug store dispenses a mock cure for a patient with a rash. The patient, seeking treatment, boasts two months to recover and unveils an artificial arm, ending the exchange with a dry, humorous twist.
The kiwi is a flightless bird of New Zealand and differs from other ratites by having four toes and a stout neck. It features a small head, long bill with nostrils near the tip, strong thighs and claws, and lacks visible wings and a tail.
Jesse F. Evans, administrator, informs creditors heirs and legatees of Inn 1 Butler deceased to appear in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana on September 4 to show cause why final settlement should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. May 18 1905.
Charles H. Caffin writes of Titian the painter of universal gifts. Born in Pieve he studied under Bellini and Giorgione. Patrons included the doge of Venice dukes and popes. He lived nobly near Venice and died aged ninety nine after a plague visit.
A husband reads a newspaper aloud to his wife who reacts rudely after an article on breathing and preventing facial wrinkles. The wife interrupts, demanding entertainment rather than insults. The scene is recounted with a wry New York Press quote.
Mrs. Ralph Wolf, widow of Ralph Wolf son of Mr and Mrs J G Wolf of Marion, died suddenly in Chicago three weeks after attending her son's wedding in Martinsville. No cause given. Ralph Wolf is general secretary of the Y M C A at Lake Geneva. Burial planned in Kansas City.
The Ripley Township Ministerial Association is formed with aims to unite church work locally, promote reform movements, and discuss beneficial topics. Meetings are the first and third Mondays at 2 PM with a three month chairman term and a two person program committee. Rev. Omar Hufford named chairman. Rev. J. T. Scull and Rev. Hall named to the program committee.
Clarence Dunbar of Evansville, the first South pitcher to throw a hitless and runless championship game, allowed 29 batters with one walk and a caught stealing. Signed by Pine Bluff manager Sample of the Cotton States League, he is a school teacher near Evansville. Previously pitched for Carthage Greys. pictured in the Cincinnati Sunday Enquirer.
Farmers Station residents Mr and Mrs Albert Earnest and daughter Ernestine were in Knnights town Saturday. Mrs Bert Trowbridge visited Mrs Mary Whitton on Thursday. Mr and Mrs George Ewing, Mr and Mrs Oscar Stewart, Orville Stewart and wife with two children Margaret Ewing and Gracie Stewart visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Miller Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oliver Siler visited Mr and Mrs Albert Earnest Sunday.
Denny Ryan of Rushville Indiana lists the best saloon in the Cus Almaney area with strong selling points and clear reasons for sale.
Classified notice states five fresh milk cows are for sale from Calon Sam Pritchard. Details on price and location not provided in the readable text. Potential buyers should contact the seller for further information.
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