17 Jun 1904
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1904
Page
1
Suzanne appeals for calm as a wedding crisis unfolds with a three cornered tear in the gown. A cousin named Frank, newly arrived from riding, is summoned to help. The scene centers on a distressed household facing an imperfect arrangement and hopeful repair.
In a suburban wedding subplot, a rich heiress contemplates a marriage of convenience to Lord Harwood while a footman-turned-groom confronts social expectations. Amid family doubt, Elsa Crawford faces public scrutiny as Frank Lynde declares his wish to be an “honest man” and seeks a genuine, loving union beyond wealth and status.
The Chicago Chronicle argues that bananas ripened on the plant are not fit for eating and compares green transit fruit to tropical ripening. It explains the banana plant’s height, leaf structure, and how the fruit grows in hands and fingers, with laborers cutting the stalks and collecting the bunches for shipment.
The Baltimore News contrasts reactions to colds by gender. It notes women are blamed by male relatives for imprudence while men see illness as Providence's chastening, citing "whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth."
Disjointed reflections urge action over waiting and warn against vanity. Wisdom lies in use, not looks, and success hinges on what one forsakes. The piece notes people surrender principles for popularity and enjoys exposing others' flaws if they are imperfect.
A patient asks a nose and throat specialist how long curing a cold takes. The doctor says three weeks with treatment and twenty one days without. The man walks away puzzled, weighing the value of the tip as worth the cost.
A fair young woman questions a Wall Street magnate on his rule of business. He answers that he buys what he cannot pay for with money he has not yet earned and then sells what he never possessed for more than it cost.
Cincinnati Times-Star notes Smithers shows health improvement as he walks with spring in step. A two week course of at home exercise is taken under the care of his three weeks old son.
Yonkers Statesman recounts a domestic spat where Patrice admits a quarrel occurred and she gave back gifts. Patience notes his reaction of sending multiple boxes of face powder with a note about coat stains, illustrating lingering tensions.
A fragment quotes True praising a debutante as pretty and Wallflower noting most girls are. The speaker adds a wry line about a man being blot or blessing, yet never a blank, attributed to Chalmers.
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