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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1898
Page
2
The American Society of Professors of Dancing announces a vogue shift from the dizzy mazy waltz to empty arm dancing, deeming the hugging feature of terpsi chorean routines out of fashion.
The Prince of Wales has officiated as godfather 75 times, a unique record in Britain. He has served as godfather to both the Duke of Marlborough and to the Marlborough heir, being godfather to father and son alike.
The piece notes several species said to never swallow water in their lives. It cites Patagonia llamas and some far eastern gazelles as examples, mentions a parakeet that survived 52 years in the London Zoo without drinking, and notes claims that hares may rely only on dew from grass for moisture.
California growers announce a crop of 84 000 tons from 55 000 acres to cushion Spain war impacts on prune supply. Officials expect 10 000 more bearing acres next year and 100 000 tons of green prunes in the first year of the next century.
The article claims Pope Leo XIII amassed more wealth than any predecessor, surpassing Pius IX’s $10,000,000. It states Leo reportedly gathered twice as much, with the bulk deposited in the Bank of England and the rest in other European banks.
The smallest monarch in the Hindoo vas sal state of Bhopal is Djihan Begum, about fifty years old yet diminutive in size. Despite her stature she controls government firmly, and her realm enjoys quiet and order with a population exceeding one million.
Dr Eleuterio Betrances, a Paris based savant Hellenist and oculist born in Porto Rico, is discussed as a potential first president of the Cubans. He has long resided in Europe and gained prominence for surgical skill and scholarly work.
Empress Elizabeth refused guards, slipping past Austrian detectives who trailed her to Switzerland. The detectives were kept at Gilon as she moved to Geneva, repeatedly criticizing the Swiss surveillance for her safety. On the day of her assassination she exited by a side door to avoid the watchers.
Luinaka rules Barotse with royal ceremony rivaling Louis XIV. A traveler notes his people fear and respect him as his court displays elaborate etiquette. His musicians perform constantly to drive away evil spirits, while Luiaka appears as an imposing figure in a long blue gown, red trim, scarlet nightcap, and black feral hat.
The article notes RR ApM. SaAMPsoN to receive about $100000, Rr. Adm. Dewey about $9000, and Rr. Adm. Schley about $5000 less than some captains who captured prizes earlier. Seamen behind the guns will earn from $30 to $200 or $890 depending on pay and number of prizes captured by their ships.
Experts hail the new rapid-fire field gun as the most important advance since smokeless powder. Trials near Chalons with Gen Jamont supervising the 3d army corps show extraordinary destructive power against wooden screens.
From Lucerne Switzerland reports say the restoration of the famed Chateau of Chillon on Lake Geneva is advancing slowly but surely. The work preserves original style and coloring with meticulous care. The hall nears completion and the 1439 ceiling by Aymonet Corniaux is well preserved and only needs cleaning.
A sermon argues that wealth and size burden, while ordinary hands and feet empower good works. It praises common doctors, nurses and lawyers, warns against excess wealth, and champions Gospel handshakes as divine work for lifting society.
Fragmented passage discusses socialism and compulsory enlistment, noting greed and hostility. Mentions Hostetter’s medicines and various ailments. Content is unclear and partly garbled, but hints at social theory and medical remedies.
A witty exchange between a woman and a man in the Chicago Post joke ends with both realizing their summer flirtation must end. The woman laments entrusting affections, while he points to the illusion of possession locked in a jewel box.
Advertisement style note stating Cure for Consumption praise and refund offer. Includes testimonial from Mrs Mobbs in New York 1894 and quotes on topics like corkscrew business and social exchanges. Contains multiple brief anecdotes and product pitch.
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