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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1901
Page
3
The article recalls the cost of wars since the constitution and credits Abraham Lincoln for the nation’s emancipation and unity. It notes casualties at Gettysburg and Lerpsic and warns against scam offers promising at home work with upfront framing costs.
The quote links Lincolns rise from social depths to greatness with moral steadiness and compares Washingtons birth as a beacon of American freedom. It argues that Lincoln finally completed liberty, ending slavery, while Washington began the nation. The same spirit now guides current governance across borders and treaties.
The piece reflects on Memorial Day as a time to honor both Union and Confederate sacrifices. It argues that unity and devotion to free government emerge from strife and defeat, and that the nation should view Memorial Day as a national thanksgiving rather than a sectional reckoning.
The text argues that true governance rests on serving the best interests of all dependent peoples, not just states or individuals. It extols free government as capable of universal benevolence and prudent lawmaking, urging world proof that selfless, inclusive rule can uplift populations under U nion authority.
The article argues water proximity boosts cattle intake and growth in cold weather. It notes lazy feeders drink 3–5 times daily when water is easy, but struggle and drink less when water is hard to reach or ice cold. Recommends tank heaters as a sound winter investment, citing Kansas State Agricultural College success.
A historical note on sheep farming emphasizes winter ewe care to raise strong lambs. It stresses balanced feeding with clover or early hay, roots, daily exercise, and moderate grain to build frame and muscle, ensuring twin-bearing ewes produce robust lambs.
A vintage advertisement by Carthage Drug Co claims that Cadwetls Soron Pep sin cures constipation and related ailments such as headaches and stomach trouble. The text mentions various nonsensical phrases around remedies and office duties.
The Postmaster General directs route inspectors to require uniform mail boxes on each route with a majority deciding the pattern. Patrons urged to order boxes now as commissions may be booked any day. mail will not be delivered without a box. A list of compliant boxes from various manufacturers is provided.
The piece honors Independence Day as sacred to the soldier and notes Thanksgiving as a time for worship and gratitude. It praises soldiers who risk health and life to protect the nation and elevates every grave as a monument to patriotic sacrifice.
Local supplier offers high quality correspondence paper and envelopes suitable for formal letters and professional notes. Stock includes assorted weights and finishes, plus matching envelope sizes for standard business communications.
A Civil War narrative recalls a woman who, while her husband served in the Federal army, captured eleven secessionists in a private house. She reserved two muskets, armed herself, shot one attacker, and marched the rest to the Federal camp as prisoners. The item ends with reflections on Memorial Day and heroism.
A gentleman returns home with a bundle of news and remarks on adverbs as fashion. He recalls a failed acquaintance and describes a country hotel butter as divinely rancid to amuse his family.
In town features on Main street improvements enhance scenery with repainted homes. Henley street showcases a brook bridge display while residents like Mary J Henley Mary A Hill and the Morris sisters update houses and verandas. Russell Phelps and Harry Mercer are noted young local vendors.
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