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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
1
A Carlisle show advertised as the season’s greatest and only big event drew a packed tent audience. Attendees called the performance thin though the eight piece brass band offered creditable music as the sole redeeming aspect of the night.
An old advertisement touts a “Home God Cure” for alcoholism promising at home treatment without notoriety and asserting cures for many drunks. The Carlisle town board held a monthly meeting at the schoolhouse approving board changes, tax rises, sewer work, and brick sidewalk purchases.
J Goldsmith of Van Etten New York says he has sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for five years with complete satisfaction and always uses it at home for ordinary coughs colds and grippe coughs. Anderson Bros. offer the product.
Hon James S Barcus owner of the Terre Haute Tribune and former candidate for congress in the Fifth district has purchased the magazine Success He previously taught in Jackson township and is noted for energy and intellect by the Sullivan Democrat.
Special pension examiner John B Lichty visited Saturday to review pension claims and settle a dispute over attorney fees in Julia A Cummins widow's pension. Evidence secured to adjust the matter satisfactorily.
Eight students comprise the spring normal class under Prof. Conrads. After three of five weeks, the course proceeds very satisfactorily with members Horace Lester Faye Snapp Lena Johnson Gertrude Lambeth Addie Brown Ella Colton Luis Seever and Carrie Carter advancing.
Fragmentary notes indicate a Boston man married someone described as a seer. Details, dates, and full identities are not clear from the readable text.
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