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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1900

Page

7

Many Faith and School Milestones Across Regions

The report notes 3220 Sunday school children in Spain and 233,015 Epworth League members. Bishop Hendrix dedicates 139 Methodist churches. Aaron French adds 3500 to 12500 already given to Georgia Tech. Chicago schools adopt penny-savings with 9214 saved in October. Connecticut population up 20 percent from 1890 estimate 75,150,000 nationally. St Bede feast day decreed May 27 globally from 1901. YMCA army secretaries in the Philippines reach 315 with Miss Helen Gould funding most. James M Munyon plans a girls college modeled on Girard, with industrial training, costing 2,000,000.

Spain Epsworth Hendrix Methodist Church, South Aaron French Pittsburgh Georgia School of Technology Chicago Connecticut St. Bede the Venerable England Sacred Congregation of Rites Young Men’s Christian Association Philippines Helen Gould James M. Munyon Philadelphia Girard College

Power of Explosives Shows Varying Destructive Power

Prof C E Munroe notes misbeliefs about explosives. He cites tests at naval ordnance proving ground in 1884 with up to 440 pounds of dynamite on iron plates, and dramatic surface blasts at Draamfontein, Mont Fort Lee and Wales sites. Confined charges vastly outstrip surface detonations in rock displacement and destruction.

Naval Ordnance Proving Ground Roamfontein Fort Lee Budson Lamberis Wales Talcen Mawr Taken Mawr Draamfontein C. E. Munroe Appletons Popular Science Monthly

Gold Diggers' Inn and River Gold Fields Near Ichang

In Hupeh province near Ichang, China, a long running gold district along the River Han yields annual auriferous deposits. An ancient town Alkutien marks the area where inhabitants partition claims, pay no royalties, and subsist on gold washed from coarse gravel. River floods deposit six inches of mud rich in fine gold, and seven men process about 20 tons of pay dirt daily in winter.

Edmonton Canadian Northwest Saskatchewan River Ichang Hupeh Sin China Han Alkutien John Chinaman Geravel London

Fendal System in Sweden Farm Laborers

The Swedish fendal system assigns land to farm laborers as their own for a specified area in return for a set number of days’ work to the farm owner. They become fixtures of the estate, a model not found elsewhere.

Sweden N. Y

Love Not Dlvid. Love isn't blind, it usually double.

An aphoristic line from the Chicago Daily News notes that love often defies blindness, implying mutual perception and reciprocal affection in relationships.

Chicago Daily News

Bat in a Box Sparks Fearful Tempting Moment

A timid girl confronts a mysterious box containing a live bat. She hesitates, fearing a sudden fright as a companion offers reassurance with a steady hand. The scene mixes whimsy with danger as a bat’s imagined mischief looms.

Cairo Washington Star

Celestial Chaff and a Chinese Ambassador's Son

A Philadelphia Press excerpt recalls a former Philadelphian's daughter who befriends Wu, son of the Chinese ambassador in Washington. The tale contrasts Wu's humor and English with comments about Chinese customs, feet, corsets, and cultural stereotypes in a candid, period voice.

Little Wu Washington Celestial Milki Virginia Philadelphia Press

New Steamship Bureau Opens at New York Central Railroad

New York Central Railroad adds a steam ship bureau to its passenger service. Captains Ingwersen and Schultze will meet inbound trans Atlantic and major coastwise liners at Grand Central, arrange cabs, provide rail connections, inspect baggage, and issue sail tickets in advance. Daniels leads the effort for Vanderbilt system transfers.

George H. Daniels New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Passener Louis Ingwersen F. A. G Schultze trans-Atlantic Vanderbilt Ingwersen American Cunard White Star Atlantic Transport Wilson Anchor Ines Schultze Lloyd Rotterdam Red Star Thingvalla Grand Central Station Daniels New York Commercial Advertiser

Congressman Cushman Lets Himself Inside The House

On opening day of the Fifty Sixth Congress a gaunt man in shabby attire tried to enter the House of Representatives. A doorkeeper stopped him but recognized him as Congressman Cushman of Washington and allowed entry. The scene recalls a private history of the regiment being circulated among privates.

House of Representatives Congressman Cushman Washington Cushman Bill

Wireless Steering Promises Infallible Naval Aid

An English invention for steering any vessel by wireless principles has been perfected and could greatly aid naval operations. The item mentions a connection to American tonic Heter's Stomach Bitters, claimed to cure constipation indigestion biliousness malaria fever and ague, and notes it is sold by all druggists.

Eryone

He Fell Into the Trap

Dialogue snippet from a Chicago Evening News item shows a wife asking if a letter was mailed and a husband confirming. It captures a brief domestic exchange with emphasis on a produced letter and a provocative remark.

Chicago Evening News

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad

Local applications cannot reach the seat of disease hall s catarrh cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces it is a regular prescription from a top country physician composed of tonics and blood thinners sold by druggists for 75 cents for the cure and 25 cents for the family pills testimonials offered free by F J Cunningham Co Toledo Ohio

Hall F. J. Cuenny & Co Props Toledo

Roving Wordplay Cues Pupils on National Symbols

The Catholic Standard and Times presents a playful exchange on national emblems. A teacher prompts a student about Britain, then corrects with a humorously altered prompt suggesting a lobster as a symbolic animal.

Johnny America Britain Catholic Standard and Times

Crescent Hotel Opens At Eureka Springs Ark

The Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs Arkansas opens March 1 1900 as a desirable resort for health and pleasure seekers. It boasts ideal climate pure sparkling water and best accommodations with access via Sleepers through the Frisco Line. Write for particulars to the Manager Hotel or to Frisco Line representatives.

Crescent Eureka Springs Ark Frisco

Late War News Sparks Early Battle Inside Home

A newspaper man recalls wartime urgency as a late edition idea fuels a home battle at 5 30 am. The scene shows a tense exchange with his wife about stretching war news for circulation. Salzer Seed Co. promotes seeds and potatoes with prices and a catalog offer.

Lee Philadelphia North American Salzer John A. Salzer City Garden Earl'st Salter Zes Earth Wis

Shopkeeper Danger Moves Across Street Notice

A shopkeeper named Danger moved across the street and posted a notice saying J. Danger from over the way. Another man who took the premises replied with This is a safe shop no Danger here.

Danger J. Danger

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted in Ad Copy

An advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as an iron and quinine blend advertised for chills and fever with a no cure no pay offer. The cite includes a 50 cent price and a Chicago Dispatch quotation about affection.

Grove

Public notices and ads from a late 19th century newspaper

Fragmentary ad and testimonial text discuss 25 cent medicines and household goods. The snippet mentions shoe stores, a Boston area claim, and a public call about torture recognition, plus a testimonial from Mrs. Aan in Massachusetts dated October 22, 1894, with references to Piso’s Cure and a Globe dispatch.

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