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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
3
Sleepless Hiram Scranton of Clay City Illinois, advised by five doctors to rest in the mountains for consumption, credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life. The remedy treats lung diseases coughs colds lagrippe asthma croup whooping cough hay fever hemorrhages hoarseness quinsy. Price 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by local druggists.
Mrs Clark Gause hosted the W L C meeting with half the members as guests. Members visited Manchester Birmingham Worcester and Sheffield through readings and an imaginary trip while East er conundrums entertained. Egg salad wafers and tea were served by a social committee led by Mrs Gause Mrs Phelps and Miss Hunt with help from Misses Coffin and Helen Gause.
Levi Butler spent Sunday in Indianapolis while Mr and Mrs Van Hood visited his parents at Falmouth. Frank Graff and family near Shiveley’s joined Mrs Almira Smith for a Sunday visit. Frank Powell of Rushville stayed with Master Earl Morton Friday to Monday. Mrs Sarah Schaffer of Knights Town visited Mrs Al McDaniel for a week. Naomi C White plans Easter with her mother Mrs Sarah A White after traveling from Indianapolis. Mrs Mary A Elliott returns home soon from Southern California. Willard Brown and son visited Zach Crawford Friday and Saturday. Addison sale drew a large crowd with good prices on furniture and rugs. Cook Furniture Co Knightstown advertised below competition. Foley Kidney Pills advertised. W H Sharer and son attended aunt’s funeral in Morrow Ohio. C R Butler brought Harold and wife to Carthage for a visit. A C Jones in Indianapolis. Mrs R H Hill in Indianapolis. Mrs John Wise and Anderson children aided at Addison sale. The Cook Furniture Co Knightstown featured for home purchases. Conrad Kizer and party visited Ollie Brown east of Dublin. Evelyn Lewis surprised by eight friends with a taffy pull planned by her sister Mrs Fred Stevens.
The pamphlet claims Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is safe for children and free from opiates or harmful drugs. It states the genuine product is packaged in yellow.
An advertisement touts top quality glasses with best frames lenses and fit. It highlights 25 years of experience and a fully equipped facility to assure comfortable eyewear and superior work.
Mrs Eli Cullers of Huntington Indiana reports severe kidney trouble with frequent urination and back pain. After a few Foley Kidney Pills the ailments were corrected and she gladly recommends the medicine.
At the home of Mr and Mrs James Embree in Delphi Saturday night the marriage of Miss Mabel Embree and Warren M Bundy of Carthage Ind was solemnized by Rev H W Milner. The couple left Sunday for Chicago for their future home.
The note describes a child who suffered a severe hand ailment and choking spells. The doctor could not cure him, but Poley’s Honey and Tar Compound was given and reported to cure the condition and the fits, with the family noting repeated use and praise.
A visitor shows two old political tickets from the 1888 elections, noting their large size and party separation. Benjamin Harrison won the presidency and Alvin P. Hovey became Indiana governor. electors include Winfield T. Durbin and John C. Chaney. County ticket lists Cullen, Hildreth, Redman, Weeks, Spurrier, Downey, Posey, Patton.
A Beetown Wisconsin man survived a severe leg wound after failed medical care, healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve known for ulcers burns boils eczema and more. The item also lists local social notes including visits, market plans, travels to Indianapolis and Atlanta funeral attendance, a piano rep, craft fair, and a testimonial about the kidney remedy.
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