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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1897
Page
5
The excerpt by Joe Lincoln in L. A. W. Bulletin reflects on dream stories failing to fulfill every tale yet promises strength together through hardship. It frames a hopeful wait for better times with steadfast resolve and shared endurance.
The New Orleans Press club voted to admit women to membership at its annual meeting, a move praised by The Daily Picayune as the first such act in the country. Journalists in New Orleans celebrate the recognition of women’s contributions to the newspaper industry and pledge continued support for the club’s success.
A Washington Star item notes Isle of Man and Pitcairn islands granting full woman suffrage. It also mentions a motor man turned butler joke about Mr Chilkoot and a bartender quip. In Fitzgerald, Georgia, a banana-growing effort produced a 12 foot plant with satisfactory fruit.
The article urges calm handling of balky horses to prevent injury, warns against overloading and harsh whipping, and stresses patient training. It highlights humane practice, warns of injuries from overdriving, and notes dangers of frightening horses. It also covers stock culling, October sheep shearing, soja bean as hog feed, and transport tips. It mentions draft horses in demand and practical loading racks for hauling livestock.
Goold Hoyt wears a silk veil at the Westchester horse show to block dust and sun. He favors green, calls the veil an adjunct to his costume, and explains it cools the air and softens his features while sparing him from goggles.
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