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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
15
Judith Spencer in Good Housekeeping admires Rosina as a source of light and joy. The verse likens Rosina to sunshine and heavenly beauty, promising happiness and harmony whenever she visits.
Gray is released to duty after a night of arrest over alleged theft letters. Canker presses a false charge while Armstrong weighs policy on Manila deployment. At the Palace, Gray and Miss Lawrence share a tense, guarded moment as social circles entangle military duty with private affection. Armaments and officers shift with news from Honolulu and Manila, while Mrs. Garrison remains a focal social figure amid looming departures.
In San Francisco camps officers and soldiers anticipate a Manila expedition. A tense review is expected to select the most disciplined commands for embarkation as transports return to the bay and refitting accelerates. Stanley Armstrong leads among volunteers as the Dudes hold a lead in Canisofa equipment.
A fragment from a late 19th century trial scene shows Thurman of Ohio contending with attorney Cassidy as the judge presses him to correctly pronounce the surname. The pompous attorney pleads repeatedly that his name is Cassidy while Thurman and others correct him, highlighting courtroom tension and mispronunciations during legal proceedings.
A fragmented passage shows a character correcting a nickname and a female remark about looks, followed by a line about a single missionary aiming to bring about a conversion. The tone suggests a clash between civilization and judgment in a colonial or mission context.
A cryptic note from the Y Journal contemplates fate and superstition with brief lines about lightning, luck, and a mother's slipper, reflecting a personal, reflective snippet rather than a full event.
Fragmentary note discusses the toll of worry on workers in Chicago. The text suggests worry harms productivity and well being, contrasting concern with labor effort. No clear events or names are provided.
The Greek royal lineage links to Europe’s throne lines with King George, famed for looks and intellect, and Grand Duchess Olga of Russia. The couple’s marriage produced seven children as Greece faced wartime nursing efforts and royal prophecies. Prince George, 31, aids Crete’s pacification and protected the future czar from an assassin’s blow.
Advice on choosing a gentle tone in speech to avoid sharpness and harshness. A kind voice is compared to music in the home and to light for the eye, urging readers to cultivate pleasant speech and avoid snappish habits learned in playful teasing.
The New York Evening Post's household expert endorses narrow strips of ticking tied to a broom handle as the best whip to beat upholstered furniture. The advice reflects the period’s domestic tips and cleaning guidance.
Dame Fashion endorses a new back fullness method for summer skirts with seven tiny back plaits or alternate box plaits. The khaki cloth model features a floor-length front and sides, a longer back train, and uses imitation silk lining for all-season wear, per Helen Gray Page in Chicago News.
The New York Sun reports a clerk suggesting stores begin offering stretched shoes worn by professional stretchers to fit patrons’ feet. He argues such shoes would relieve discomfort, allow instant wear, and boost sales as customers pay premium for comfort.
Clear soups should be served as starters and thick soups at luncheon menus. Cream of chestnut was a novel winter soup that showed popularity last season. Boil about 60 chestnuts and blanch until skins rub off between thumb and forefinger, then simmer in a rich stock until soft enough to sieve. Dilute with the cooking stock to desired consistency and serve very hot with croutons.
How to clean glass globes belonging to chan deliers. Soak in warm soda water then add a few drops of ammonia. Wash with a soaped flannel, rinse in clean water and dry with a soft linen cloth.
Instructions advise keeping vegetables on damp stones with a damp cloth. Beetroot parsnips carrots and potatoes store best in sand. Onions should be tied in bunches and hung up for winter storage.
A letter to the Boston mayor offering $1000 for a good position was traced to an elderly, honest seeming man who claimed officials gain posts that way. The note reveals a belief that jobs are won by bribes.
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