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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1898
Page
6
In a Twineburgh house, Nell Bonville investigates strange voices and warnings amid eerie rap sounds and a coming thunderstorm. Lawyer Sonntag helps record the raps while noting a hidden doorway and stonework clues linking a long-closed schoolhouse to the cellar, hinting at a perilous secret.
The piece portrays Charles H. Spurgeon as always gathering ideas from every encounter to fuel sermons. Admiral Sir George Tryon applied a similar rule, accepting only invitations that could yield valuable information for his naval career, showing a readiness to extract knowledge from any source.
Washington June 10 The House approves the conference report on the war revenue bill by 14 to 107. The abstract outlines key provisions with rates on beer and other liquors, bankers taxes, brokers, pawnbrokers, theaters, circuses, tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, snuff, medicinal goods, perfumery, chewing gum, wines, inheritance taxes, certificates of indebtedness, bonds and stock transfers, telegraph and telephone taxes, and miscellaneous duties. It also notes the senate acceptance of a silver coinage measure to mint not less than 1,200,000 silver dollars monthly from treasury bullion.
An Isle of Wight rector tale recalls a shrewd farmer who rented glebe land to beat rivals, plus a joke about a buttonless shirt and a bike riding wife. The fragment also mentions Bobby Longears asking for a plural of child in a light snippet from L’lustre de Poche.
Omaha hosts the Trans-Mississippi teachers convention on June 25, 29, and 30 with notable educators expected to speak. The event highlights include large pupil enrollment and substantial school property values across the region. Nebraska has six colleges and Omaha schools enroll over 16,580 pupils with property valued at about 1.5 million dollars.
Dr. John A. Larrabee a leading Louisville physician died at his home Sunday from Bright's disease at age 43. A Maine native he was widely known in the medical profession and contributed to journals and writings on diseases of children.
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