New Books at the Public Library Fresh Fiction and Nonfiction
A library display lists fiction by Allen Kentucky Cardinal Arnold Clayhanger Basher Miss Gibbie Gault Chambers The Maid at Arms Farnol The Broad Highway Fitch At Good Old Smash Garland Main travel Roads Hobbes School for Saints Kingsley To the Highest Bidder Lytton Harold Norris Mother Porter Harvester Richards The Wooing of Calvin Parks Miscellaneous Addams Twenty Years in the Hull House Dawson Makers of English Fiction Hakin American Government Hutchinson Fod and Dietetics Snyder Human Food Thompson Food and Dietetics The World Almanac Juvenile items include Aspinwald Short Items for Short People Brown Lonesomest Doll Croik Boys of 76 Coffin Master of Strong Hearts Drysdale Beach Patrol Dudley Following the Ball Fox Indian Primer Lagerlot Wonderful Adventures of Nils Lear Book of Nonsense Price The Land We Live In Richards Peggy Van Sickle First Reader Van Sickle Third Reader Pyle Careless Jane Winslow Asia Africa and Australia Our Neighbors United States Europe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Kentucky
Arnold—Clayhanger Basher
Gibbie Gault
Chambers
Farnol
Fitch
Garland
Hobbes— School For Saints
Kingsley
Lytton
Harold Norris
Mother Porter - Harvester Richards
Calvin Parks
Miscellaneous Addams
Hull House
Croik
Brooks
Drysdale
Beach Patrol
Dudley
Following the
Nils Lear
Richards
Peggy van Sickle
van Sickle
Pyle
Careless Jane Winslow
Asia
Africa
Australia
United States
Europe
Miss Celia Judy's Rheumatism Persists In Brook
Miss Celia Judy a Brook teacher suffers rheumatism for weeks. Born Wednesday March 27, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Warren Robbins, granddaughter to Mr and Mrs W C Nelson and great-granddaughter to Aunt Phoebe Nelson. The Horseless Age notes Butler Magneto Tester, by Charles R Butler, made by Butler Mfg Cos at Carthage, a simple device to test ignition systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Judy
Brook
Warren Robbins
W. C. Nelson
Phoebe’’ Nelson
Automobile Journal of
New York
Butler
Charles R. Butler
Butler Mfg. Cos
Carthage
Typhoid Fever Reports and Local Visit Notices
Delayed notice lists Mabel Powers and Cecil Stewart with typhoid fever. Albert thecock visited friends in Rushville Saturday. Booker T. Washington School drew many visitors during the week. Zebb Wallace and Miss Vinnie Burden of Marion visit uncle Henry Gulliford and wife. Mrs John Wilson called to Indianapolis for Will Gilchrist illness. Rev. Philander Weaver spent Sunday in Indianapolis and called on seriously ill Will Gilchrist. Mrs Mary Blakemore and daughter Bertha from Anderson visited Newsom family Saturday to Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Powers
Cecil Stewart
Albert Thecock
Rushville
Booker T. Washington School
Zebb Wallace
Vinnie Burden
Marion
Henry Gulliford
John Wilson
Indianapolis
Will Gilchrist
Philander Weaver
Mary Blakemore
Bessie
Anderson
Thomas Newsom
Ophelia Tutle
Blakemore
Bertha Perry
Ed Mabra
Charles Wright
Laura Cook
Leyi Weaver
Lecture Course by A. E. Appleman Arrives for 1912 13
A. E. Appleman of the Coit Lyceum Bureau Cleveland Ohio visited Saturday and signed a contract with a citizens committee for a three number lecture course in 1912 13. The program costs 200 dollars but strong promotion and high talent are expected to cover all expenses and unite the community in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Appleman
Coit Lyceum Bureau
Cleveland
Ohio
Citizens’ Committee
For Sale Building Lot in New Castle Trade Offer
For sale a building lot in New Castle with sidewalk and street access. Trade possible for Carthage property. Call this office. Bazaar at the old P O room scheduled for April 6. Good Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Carthage
P.O
Mouth and Nose Hygiene for Infants and Life-long Benefits
The article argues for early cleaning of the mouth, nose, and throat in infancy to prevent misaligned teeth, adenoids, and enlarged tonsils. It recommends nurse-assisted routines with mild antiseptics, careful nipple care, and clean mouthpieces, noting teething rings may irritate teeth and thumb-sucking can be corrected.
Keeping the Mouth Clean and Healthy
The piece argues that dentures fall short of natural teeth in chewing power and that neglecting oral hygiene spreads disease germs. It urges regular intelligent cleaning to prevent decay, protect health, and reduce risk to others, asserting bridges can help if mouths are well cared for.
Sugar Camps Report Strong Molasses Yield Near Carthage
Over the past two weeks the sugar camps near Carthage reported high sap flow and excellent molasses quality. Ed Adkins hosted a camp dinner for about twenty guests including Ed Walker and J J Anderson to celebrate Mrs Adkins birthday. Conrad Kizer remained camp manager with Mrs Kizer assisting, while Henley and Overman expanded operations at their camps and the Alexander and Foust camps east of Carthage opened, adding to the season’s production and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Ed Adkins
Adkin
Ed Walker
Rushvill
J. J. Anderson
Alonzo Kizer
Sam O. McCarty
Winona Newsom
Florence B. Hunt
Conrad Kizer
Kizer
Adkins
Riddlin
Rook
Rue P. Henley
Frank Overman
Henley
Alexander
Foust
Painless dentistry promise from Dr Wagoner
Advert reads painless tooth extraction nerve removal filling and crowning with no pain by Dr E W Wagoner Knightstown Indiana. Also listing sale items including 1910 white seed oats and a 10 ft iron drag from C F Binford in Bazaar and Market by E L B O W April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Wagoner
Knightstown
Indiana
C. F. Binford
Moore Bros Father Passes Away
James P. Moore died Wednesday March 20 at his home near Gwynneville after a long illness. Funeral services by Elder James Brown at Blue River Chapel were held Saturday. He was 78, twice married, survived by a widow five sons and a daughter. J V Moore and family R T Moore son Charles and Daisy attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Moore
R. T
J. V. Moore
Gwynneville
James Brown
Christian Church
Blue River Chapel
Mr Moore
R. T. Moore
Charles
Daisy
John Dyer
Funeral Service for John E. Addison Held at Parkersburg
The funeral for John E. Addison was held at 1 PM Friday at the family home in Parkersburg. Rev. Ira P. Harbaugh of East Street Christian Church led the services. Masons J. J. Anderson and R. ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Addison
Parkersburg
Ira P. Harbaugh
East Street Christian Church
J. J. Anderson
Addison Cemetery Interment and Local Notices
L Hamilton and Mrs C G Hill and Mrs J A Walter sang. Miss Dorothy Sipe accompanied. Grandsons served as pallbearers Arthur Ball Clay Springer Earl Addison Roy Mundon Aaron Plank Myron Addison. Interment at Addison cemetery north of Carthage Lewis & Son funeral directors J O Nelson received Haydock buggies last week. Mrs Daisy Barr will leave Muncie next Sunday March 1 for England. For rent blue grass pasture 1912 Am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Barr
Muncie
England
Fairmount News
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leonard’s Garden Seeds
The
Public
Dawson—Makers
Hakin
Hutchinson—Fod and Dietetics
Snyder
Human Food
Thompson—Food and Dietetics
the World Almanac
LD Gardner
W. N. Hinshaw
Guffin Dry Goods Company
Rushville, Indiana
Warner
Wall Paper Department
Wagoner’s Hardware Store
Moore Bros
J. O. Nelson
Amos.f. Gates
Joseph Sattler Sr
Elwood
Sattler
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