Carthage Record Indiana Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows Carthage Indiana item with date likely November 22. Details unclear but indicates a local record brief or notice.
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1895
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows Carthage Indiana item with date likely November 22. Details unclear but indicates a local record brief or notice.
A fragmented piece notes Alaska's appeal as a tourist and sportsman destination, promising varied attractions and a magical, transforming landscape. It mentions a Marlborough Vande wedding and a clerical party including Bishops P and Littlejohn with Revs. Ryland Brown and Burnett, calling a fee secret and implying detailed private dealings.
German critic and scientist Max Nordau, once dismissed as a reasoned writer, shifts to a modern sensational novel. The plot centers on female wiles and male weakness, likely to appeal to masses more than his acclaimed Degeneration which provoked sharp critical blows from many literary authorities.
The sermon outlines Belshazzar's feast as a warning on vice and judgment. It links Daniel chapter 5 to modern temptations, portraying rapid downfall from revelry to death as divine judgment. The speaker urges personal repentance before a fateful night of reckoning.
The piece notes wages for houseworkers in London including a general housework girl six fifty a month a cook nine a nurse eight and highlights a marriage betrothal between Princess Maud of Wales and Prince Karl of Denmark as evidence of royal matchmaking prowess. It also mentions Augusta Courson becoming Kentucky University’s first female theology student and Gertrude Lubbock’s forthcoming work on poor law questions, plus a professional woman diner near Gravesend who earned seven pounds in a day delivering duties with her husband and aiding pier construction.
A compact tale from Drake's Magazine recounts a street bunco in Lincoln Park Chicago. A lean stranger posing as a worker entices a supposed job offer at two hundred dollars monthly while a partner pockets counterfeit bills. The scene ends with a quick retreat and a boastful aside about a recent haul.
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