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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1897
Page
6
A poetic fragment describes a little blonde in blue, her light grace likened to dawn and a fawn, her peerless face witched the world, and her coming hinted as if she could bring wings.
Dorothy Meredith and Harvey Neil face a web of peril and pride as a Windy Gulch evening leads to a risky rescue, concealed pasts, and a strained bond. Miss Meredith learns his name and intent while a lawsuit shadows her father, forcing wary distance and fragile trust.
An aging country doctor recalls a late night call from a distant farmhouse. A wounded 18 year old confesses theft to avoid exposure, begging dressing to flee the country if the physician keeps silent. Years later a Christmas box from California confirms the promise kept.
Smith D. Fry chronicles Lafayette Square a historic Washington locale opposite the White House. The piece traces its naming from Marquis de Lafayette and Andrew Jackson statues, notes famed residents from Marcy to Webster, Adams, Van Buren, and Blaine, and highlights the park as a center of official life with cabinet figures frequenting its houses.
An old anecdote from England recalls a grandmoth er teaching a small girl Bible lessons via a ph torial Red Sea scene. The child, recalling her father’s huntsman, mishears Moses urging courage as “Yooi over, lads, yooi over.” The quotes contrast religious instruction with rough country wit from papers.
A humorous exchange recounts Pease-It enduring a dentist appointment. Hubbard quips that it was worse than expected, noting the dentist's aggressive tools preventing speech while claiming his wheel outperformed Pease-It's.
Journal notes a playful exchange about church singers with mock critique. Deacon Flush recalls I O U s and wagers in a humorous, gossiping tone.
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