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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1897

Page

12

Washington Notes on Gage and Forest Reservation Change

A Washington dispatch reports optimism from Secretary Gage on national prospects and outlines amendments to the Sundry Civil Bill opening forest reservations. It notes Senate retreat on tariff details, a proposed half step on sugar duties, and expected conference refinements. Also covered are forestry survey plans, public land orders, and defense against Cuban policy sensationalism in newspapers.

Gage Washington Indianapolis Journal Senate Internal Revenue House Aldrich Finance Committee Fairbanks Cleveland Wyoming Utah Montana Idaho South Dakota United States Secretary of the Interior Mckhinley White House New York Spain Congress Secretary Long Brooklyn Atlantic Forestry Commission California Nevada Oregon Arizona New Mexico Colorado

Heavenly Snow-Shoe Folly and the Crooked Prayer

In the Argo-like tale, Calkins recalls praying for wealth during a drought while in the Montana hills. He discovers a silver or gold claim after a reckless prayer and boasts of riches, but misuses desire and triggers a chain of betrayals as Pirot and Kitty Gorman conspire to seize the prize, leaving Calkins to reflect on prudent faith and consequences.

Calkins Catkins Manton Trinity Gorman’s Brown Bear Pirot Evenin’s Old Man Gorman Kitty Gorman Kitty Gorman Dazzlin Gorman's T’em Piro Gormar Missouri Argonaut

Question of a Departed Life by George Birdseye

A short, reflective verse on a quiet bedbound figure who dies, prompting kin to ponder what treasures he left behind. Angels in the text open a book to reveal the dead man's gifts, asking what he sent before. The poem meditates on legacy and value beyond wealth.

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A Big Dove

The Ivanhoe tunnel near completion from Rusk near Leadville to Ivanhoe Colorado will be the third longest in the United States. It spans 9400 feet at an altitude of 10 800 feet with snow exclusion doors at each end and steam heating for hundreds of feet. Construction began in 1890.

United States Ellis H. Roberts Roberts New York Harrison Gage Mint Bureau Brice Chicago Patent Office Mr. Brice Ivanhoe Rusk Leadville Col Hoosac Boulder Montana New York Dispatch

Weather Talk Sparks Clash With Tempered Promise

A man and a girl exchange weather chat and sarcasm as she endures his constant talking. The girl fears her father will intervene after a long conversation. He offers a hopeful forecast, she retorts with humor about not being a prophetess and delays the answer to tomorrow's weather.

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Humorous Snippets From A Busy Page Of Jests

A collage of quips quotes and cartoons from periodicals. Jokes range from mosquito slaps and lemonade sticks to matchless maids and a phono graph gag. Brief snippets feature lovers, misquotes, puns about clothes and brains, and a child’s pun about transatlantic meaning cross.

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