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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1892
Page
3
The Duchess Karl Theodor in Bavaria aids her ophthalmic physician husband in his practice. Mme Bernhart approves Oscar Wilde's new one act play and will perform in London. Mrs Edison favors traditional candles over modern electric illumination.
The illustration presents an outdoor costume with a chamois colored cheviot skirt and foulard blouse featuring a large Japanese figure. Corset belt plush or velvet, satinette lining, bias silk borders, demi train. options include light wool, cripon, or Indian cashmere. Queen Christina resists bullfighting as Madrid arena fills 16,000 spectators weekly.
In four weeks the Woman's Club of Chicago raised 118190 toward a 200000 goal for dormitories for women students of the new university. Elizabeth G. Kelly gave 50000 and Nancy Foster 50000, marking a new epoch as women broaden support beyond benevolence to women’s education and institutions.
A illustrated piece surveys summer morning outfits including a child’s ecru linen frock and a mother’s embroidered blouse with maire ribbon trims. It also notes Rosa Holub’s medal from Austria, Cornelia Sorabji’s Oxford BCL exam, and various social observations about fashion, editors’ salaries, and reflections on Japanese culture and home life.
The article notes two second class candidates with five years reading law, while others are practicing barristers. It highlights the Princess of Egypt as Cairo’s unveiled native lady hosting dinners with foreign guests. Heidelberg University plans to admit women to its philosophical department and grant degrees. It mentions several high earning governesses serving Spanish, English and Austrian royal households, and a Danish woman’s will benefit twenty unmarried women or widows of her town.
The piece argues cities grow from multiple root centers rather than a single hub. It notes blank spaces between growing areas like Englewood and Pullman, and identifies rail junctions as key to new centers. Griffith at a major multirail junction attracts factories and rapid development after Jay B. Dwiggins & Co. laid out the town.
Capt Watkins of the City of Paris praises the City of Rome from the Anchor line as the most beautifully modeled vessel to visit New York. Prof Joseph Barnby, knighted by Queen Victoria, born in Yorkshire, began as a choir boy and became a prolific church and song composer. Baroness Burdette-Coutts, aged eighty, plans to attend the Columbian Exposition leading the philanthropist section.
The piece warns about wet weather and illness, touting Hostetter's Saeco Bitters as a preventive against dyspepsia kidney trouble malaria and biliousness. It targets mariners miners outdoors workers and overworked individuals. It also notes Kossuth nearing 90 and a remark about sugar bounties and cane incentives.
A fragmented compilation presents endorsements for Swamp-Root and Halze’s Horehound cure, with stray ad lines and aphorisms. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. Whetchel of Olio Indiana and various unrelated quips about im m igration and superstition, all in a dated newspaper style.
The Colorado Midland Railway advertises spring travel through the Rocky Mountains to Denver Colorado Springs Manitou Leadville Aspen Grand Junction Salt Lake City Ogden San Francisco and Pacific coast points. Double daily trains and full baggage checking available. tickets sold nationwide with details via ticket offices or Charles S. Lee, General Passenger Agent, Denver.
Lorenzo F Seeper of Appleton Maine declares under oath that eight years ago a sickness gave him heart kidney and liver trouble and after trying three doctors with no help he found relief after using August Flower. He asserts the remedy cured him and that no medicine equals it.
Fragmentary line repeats the saying A friend in need is a friend indeed and mentions Syvan Renepy Co in a unclear promotional context with poor transcription. The wording suggests an ad copy fragment without verifiable facts or names beyond the proverb.
The 18 percent season offers a book A Ramble Through Wonderland with 105 pages and 25 illustrations describing territory from the Great Lakes to the Pacific. Also available are Yellow Stone Park and Alaska folders with maps, a Hot Springs and Natatorium brochure, and National game reserves of North America for sportsmen. Contact Chas. S. Fee, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, St. Paul, Minnesota, for copies.
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