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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1898
Page
2
A quoted poem celebrating lifelong love and shared journey ends with the couplet about arm in arm companionship. The piece notes Nixon Waterman and references L A W Bulletin as the source publication.
Fannie McLane, a widow, visits Fort Sedgwick as Randolph Merriam and his new wife draw near. A web of marriages, blackmail, and family intrigue entangles Merriam and Fannie, leading to a dramatic rescue, a contested reunion, and a revelation of plotted falsities by Mrs McLane’s sister.
The article surveys Monaco and Monte Carlo, noting their merger along the coast, Monte Carlo’s reliance on the Casino, and the Casino’s role as the country’s economic engine. It details the Casino concession, its $250,000 annual payment to the prince, and the stock company structure inviting investment by the wealthy.
Mrs Husne reveals Floy vanished after a mail carrier reported no sign of her on the road. Randy vows to ride at once to a familiar spot near moonrise to search, while Butura Hayne mourns and hopes for Dr. Aald's return. Capt Grafton's men attacked an Apache train yesterday.
Meredith Nugent recounts that drawing animals triggers surprising reactions from nature. Lions in Central Park awaken after pencil strokes while the snail and elephant show varying levels of cooperation. The Baltimore oriole repeatedly avoids being sketched, yet appears briefly at a bath scene.
A minister chats with James a rheumatic parishioner who laments a letter from a Glasca lawyer claiming his cousin Jock left him two hundred pounds. James ruefully notes the lawyer failed to affix stamps, costing four and a half pence in extra postage, making the fortune seem unlucky.
A narrator describes New Mexico as a frontier land with native Mexican communities that speak Spanish and resist English. Observations cover village architecture, interiors, dress, hospitality, and daily life, alongside notes on child care and hygiene for neat hands and feet.
Poem asserts optimism despite storms and death tolls, arguing for more laughter and songs than tears. It contrasts vultures with larks and comets with stars, concluding the world leans toward good overall and pessimists err.
Faith The gift that saves mankind. Hope The gift that cheers mankind. Charity The gift that makes mankind, stated as a witty definition attributed to Faith Hope and Charity and noted as a prize entry for a two guinea award.
A Boston Globe excerpt explains hot houses heat by solar light passing through glass and warming internal objects. heat waves cannot pass back through the glass, so warmth accumulates. The same principle applies to dwelling houses heated by sunlight.
Mrs Edward White earns a congress gold medal for life saving deeds in Alaska. She spent six years trading with Kenaitze and Cook Inlet tribes and mining along Turnagain Arm. The heroine bravely rescued crew from the British ship Ferndale and is renowned as a successful trader and miner.
A discussion on feminine attire emphasizes that tasteful dressing lies in small details like shoes stockings gloves and collars. Citing Harper's Bazar the piece argues neatness and fit matter more than fabric and style, noting that a well fitting costume reflects the wearer’s care and personal taste.
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