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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
4
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Flamingoes, seven species across tropical regions, three in America including Bahamas Florida and Cuba, stand about five feet tall. Hatchlings start with straight bills, plumage shifts from grayish white to pink and scarlet, eggs are white with blue tinge, flesh oily and unpalatable, feeding in lagoons, and their alarm call signals danger as they glide with long legs extended and neck straight.
The article recalls historic practices where paying passengers helped drive and push coaches over mountain passes. In the Pyrenees two villages on opposite sides of an 16,000 foot peak require travelers to work passages by aiding horses uphill and holding the coach back downhill. Passengers, despite exertion, compete for seats on the coach daily for over fifty years.
The Yuruks hold that human souls reincarnate in animals and animal spirits can assume human form at set times. They show deep kindness to animals, notably horses kept under the tent and warmly wrapped. Some customs suggest pagan origins and monotheism is not central to their religion.
A man who announced the birth of his daughter notes a flood of advertising samples and goods offered in response. He received many milk products soaps tea and other brand samples plus photos from various firms, but the only item he desires remains a baby marriage license.
Nathan C Hill longtime Rush county farmer died Tuesday afternoon at his son John Hill’s home after a period of ill health. Born December 3 1821 in Wayne County he moved to Rush county as a child and lived near Walnut Ridge. Survived by three sons John Ezra and Cyrus Hill, funeral at Walnut Ridge church Thursday 9:30 a.m. with Rev. Wm Cleaver. burial at Ridge cemetery.
Fountain City Times reports new postal guidance restricting “United States of America” private mailing cards. Cards meeting regulations may bear written messages and ship domestically or to Canada and Mexico at one cent, or two cents to other Universal Postal Union countries. Printed matter rates apply if fully printed.
Guidance on choosing routes and ticket classes for the St Louis Fair from the Big Four Route. Recommends the Big Four as reliable with through trains, outlines ticket options including coach excursion seven days, fifteen day, and sixty day passes, and advises on hotel arrangements and allowing time to see the Exposition. Provides contact for Warren I. Lynch, General Passenger Agent, Big Four Route Cincinnati.
Mrs Emily Staley of Humboldt visits Harrison Staley family while Ernest Young of Indianapolis visits his parents B F Young and wife. Earl and Misses and other locals host relatives in revival work, visitors from Knightstown to Greenfield attend church events, and Memorial and Children’s Day services are noted with local families and graduates praised.
Local snippets report visitors and errands across town including Jesse Siler’s illness, Eva Johnson’s refrigerator inquiry, and a trip by Henley and Hill to Indianapolis. Social calls at Spencer and Dill households, barn roofing for John Newsom, and framed house construction for Violet Addison. Ongoing ads mention cattle and equipment, oil cloth prices, and a town marshal’s enforcement. A G.A.R. Warsaw trip, auctioneering plans, and oats for sale round out the community wire.
A sharp monologue rail against shop girls who sneer at common folk. It pokes at their air of superiority and asserts they mistake diamonds for worth. The speaker imagines Heaven filled with shop girls to prove a point about humility. Fresh batter and egg at Neb.
The Seventeenth Annual state Christian Endeavor Convention of Indiana will be held at Fort Wayne from June 23 to 26. Preparations promise the largest and best convention yet with top tier program and comfort for delegates. Railroads offer a low round trip fare plus 2, with tickets on June 22 to 25 and return allowed through July 6. if fare is under $1 the extra 25 cents is not charged.
The note expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of Josern Maxsu’s baby, acknowledging their comfort and assistance in a difficult time.
Allison L Wadkins was born June 4 1837 in Rush County Indiana to John W and Frances Wadkins. He married Nancy Bolsom in 1865 and had three children Almon Martha Alma Lucy Ellen who died in infancy. After 18 months illness he died June 1 1904 at about 8 am. He was a faithful AME church member and near to the kingdom, with funeral arrangements noted by Rev Morris Lew and Rev Roberts assisting.
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