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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
3
Mrs Eli Cullers of Huntington Indiana testifies Foley Kidney Pills ease long standing kidney trouble. She reports frequent kidney action and back pain improved after a few doses and she gladly recommends the medicine.
A library note cites an Indiana law excerpt punishing book damage and outlines new acquisitions. The library welcomes many juvenile and adult titles across fiction, science, and reference, plus eleven volumes of state documents and recent reports from various state agencies. Mattie Clark remains Librarian with Miss Abbie Clark and Miss Helen Gause contributing staff.
Mrs Laura Gaines of Avoca Louisiana credits Electric Bitters with saving her life after doctors gave up. She praises the tonic for relief from fainting spells dizziness backache and weakness and says it restores health and vigor. The medicine is guaranteed satisfactory or money refunded and costs 50 cents.
Elsie Haywood and family near Henderson visited Mr and Mrs R C Hill Sunday. Miss Axie Jordon of Knights Town visited sister Merle Dickas Sunday afternoon. William Bundy and family near Greenfield were guests of Luther Bundy Tuesday and Wednesday. Ed Adkins and Carey Patton of Milroy visited Ed Shields at Greensburg Sunday. Earl White of Elwood, James O Neil Jr of Anderson, and Naomi White of Indianapolis visited their mother, Sarah A White Sunday.
A scientist introduces Root Juice, a hot-water soaked root extract touted to rapidly aid digestion kidneys liver and stomach and relieve chronic ailments. Stored at Denton & Moore’s drug store Carthage the remedy is said to rejuvenate health after brief use and attract broad attention.
Residents of Main street gathered at S L Newsom's store to discuss oiling the street from First Street to the alley south of the Bank of Carthage. No formal group formed but merchants will oversee work. several districts assigned contacts for south and north Main. Oiling could be a one time seasonal measure and cheaper than sprinkling.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation headache chills dyspepsia and malaria with a sugar coated globule of health claimed to turn weakness into strength and energy for 25 cents at all druggists.
Alonzo Sohn bought a Lansing Michigan made New Way Motor Sprayer with a 23 horsepower gasoline engine and 200 pounds pressure from J. O. Nelson. Two demonstrators tested the device last week as Sohn plans six acres sprayed per day with three sprayings this season. First spraying done, others slated around petal fall and mid July. Sohn, a leading fruit grower, avoids smudge pots, building a twenty by ten foot brush wall for frost protection near his northwest orchard. He notes a May frost risk after a February thunderstorm, and the family also raises poultry.
Samuel Birch of Beetown Wisconsin escaped a severe leg injury after doctors failed to heal a frightful sore Bucklen s Arnica Salve cured it completely The salve is advertised as a universal healer for ulcers burns boils eczema scalds cuts corns cold sores bruises and piles with a 25 cent price noted.
State Senator E. E. Moore writes a compact 340 page history of Indiana published by the American Book Company. It covers geography, Mound Builders, Indians, early exploration, government, slavery, development, the 1851 constitution and amendments, with maps and illustrations. The book sells for 75 cents postpaid.
Mrs F Marti of St Joseph Michigan says her little boy suffered a severe bronchial trouble. After the doctor's medicine failed she used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and reports it cured the cough choking and gagging spells. She claims the remedy has saved them much trouble and is kept in the house.
Wm. Junken of Knightstown was in town on Monday visiting local friends and running errands.
The Ladies Aid of Fletcher M E church collected about 40 dollars Saturday from their market bazaar and chili con carne supper. Mr and Mrs Fred Catt and son of Arlington and Mr and Mrs Cleve Beher and their little daughter were guests of Mr and Mrs H J Catt on Sunday.
Easter visitation lists show residents and out of town guests visiting in Indianapolis Marion and nearby towns. Several families including Millers Newsoms Henleys and Murphys hosted relatives and friends from Cincinnati Fort Wayne and Michigan with mentions of training school ties and church connections.
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