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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
2
Poetic reminiscence by I. Edgar Jones as rain taps the window and embers glow. The narrator recalls deceased family and friends whose voices and presence comfort in the quiet afterlife, blending with rain’s rhythm to soothe weary souls.
In a tense stage of the novel, Dr Lampkin guides Whidby under hypnosis to reenact the night of the alleged murder. Warrenton lies in the next room, prepared to mirror Strong's position as the hypnotist commands him to rise and perform.
Dr Lampkin and Col Warrenton confront Whidby in a suspenseful sequence as hypnotism is tested to explain a mysterious deed. Minard Hendricks arrives, questions the room’s clues, and Miss Delmar faces the possibility that Alfred Whidby may be innocent or a skilled actor.
The Alaska Mining Journal urges miners, prospectors, and traders bound for Alaska, Klondike, or Yukon to prioritize a proper food supply. Emphasizing healthful, concentrated foods, it advises selecting stable items like flour and baking powder and ensuring bacon is sweet and well cured to avoid hardship in harsh climates. It notes Royal Baking Powder as reliable and widely stocked.
A compact two ounce manual of practical camp and trail cookery by the Royal Baking Powder Company New York offers thorough methods for wholesome meals and dainties with ready recipes. Free copies available to miners and others upon request, urging Klondike travelers to obtain one.
A traveler recalls a touching scene at a Spanish port as a well-dressed lady kissed a dejected soldier, saying her son joins him in Cuba. The moment drew applause from soldiers and civilians as the young man blushed and returned the gesture with gallant humor.
In a small mountain town court a man named Bill Williams rode a red mule through streets firing a pistol and shouting after the judge asked the bailiff to arrest him. The bailiff confessed fear and had quit, prompting the judge to challenge the officer's duty as the disruption continued.
Washington news recounts the Senate vote denying Henry W. Corbett admission as Oregon senator after debates with Bacon and Burrows opposing and Morgan supporting. Alaska homestead and railway bill discussions follow, with House actions on sundry civil and second class mail matters and pay raises.
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