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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
6
Poem style verse by Ella Wheeler Wilcox from the early twentieth century praising a couple's shared life. The lines celebrate companionship, joy in any weather, and love as a guiding, eternal force. The piece emphasizes mutual happiness, renewal, and the idea that two form a world together.
On New Year’s morning Richard Dunlap follows a bank lead and meets reporter Sturgis who spots a trail of clues at the Knickerbocker bank. They inspect the premises, collect scraps, examine a revolver, and reveal a planned book overhaul as part of a larger mystery.
A maternal guide urges mothers to watch for signs of early female development in daughters and to support them physically and emotionally. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as aid during the change, citing Miss Good’s letters as practical proof of Mrs. Pinkham's advice.
Dear Mrs Pinkham I cannot praise your medicine enough It is simple for you to use and my work is now a pleasure to me Today I am a healthy and happy girl I think more women would use your Vegetable Compound for less suffering Pearl Goon Cor 29th Avenue and Yestar Way Seattle Wash
A bishop recounts a perilous moment during a cathedral service when a deranged student drew a revolver. The singer leapt to action, grabbing the assailant by the collar, pinning him with a knee, and prompting the congregation to seek control. The pistol had a hair trigger and chambers were loaded, yet no tragedy ensued.
A fragmentary Tit-Bits excerpt recalls a governor ordering a stock take, the subject taking what he could, then facing threats of arrest for theft and choosing to resign. The informal reminiscence hints at political pressure and personal peril in a past position.
A client thanks a lawyer for saving an estate and asks how to recompense. The lawyer, offering a pragmatic twist, states he will accept the estate as the first installment and be paid in future installments.
The note recounts a claim of discovering a sure cure for influenza. The speaker questions Dobbs and Bobbie about the bag and the grip, reflecting a casual Baltimore conversation in the Americas.
In the Cleveland Plain Dealer a humorous quip contrasts imitation coffee with tea. The line shows a pantry remark where one person discovers the drink is coffee, while another assumes tea.
A town column notes a light weekly program described as a sacred concert but labeled a variety show that runs only on Sundays, reflecting local humor about religious and secular entertainment.
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