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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1911
Page
3
Mrs Laura Gaines of Avoca Louisiana credits Electric Bitters with saving her life after doctors gave up. She praises the remedy for relief from fainting spells dizziness backache headache weakness debility constipation and kidney issues. The product is guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded and sold for 50 cents.
The free gravel road from north Main Street Carthage to Center Two line east completed after eighteen months work. Engineer A L Stewart and Superintendent W L Walker inspected the road finding it in good condition with a 20 ft surface grade and concrete culverts. The line from Carthage to Mays and Raleigh is in fine condition benefiting residents and merchants. Contract awarded to Hollor in & Haverstick for 8100 with total costs near 8500. delays and contractor hardships noted.
Mrs Eli Cullers of Huntington Indiana reports severe kidney trouble with frequent action and back pain. After a few doses Foley Kidney Pills corrected the ailments and she recommends the medicine. Sold by all Druggists.
Harvey T. White preserves a parchment deed dated 1887 showing the United States grant to Aar on Twiddy for forty acres including the present White home site. Twiddy, from Wayne County, later sold the land to Nathan Nicholson, Whiter’s grandfather, with signatures of President Andrew Jackson.
Advertisements claim Dr Kings New Life Pills turn weakness into strength and cure constipation headaches chills and dyspepsia. The pills sell for 25 cents at druggists. W F Dana visited from Frankfort and notes a promising tomato outlook there.
Kokomo excitement centers on a new remedy named Root Juice claimed to cure rheumatism and chronic illness. An elderly woman reportedly regained mobility after twenty years of suffering, with many praising relief from stomach liver and kidney troubles after short courses. Citizens urge a local druggist demonstration as the science travels from Den ton & Moore's drug store in Carthage.
Mrs A O Hill hosts the Woman s Literary Circle with current events discussions and a London history recap by Mrs H G Rawls. Mrs H E Stager recounts parliamentary memories, a Tunbridge Wells postcard shown, and Mrs T Benton Henley reviews Ancestors by Gertrude Atherton. A Carthage lecture course idea is debated for town benefit. Samuel Birch’s leg injury heals with Bucklen s Arnica Salve.
Mr and Mrs S Murray Parker hosted a Mexican themed evening near Walnut Ridge for Carthage High School seniors and guests. Guests split by gender for ushered seating, played Flinch and crokinole, and enjoyed a two course Mexican supper with authentic dishes and Spanish invitations.
The Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound is promoted as safe for children and free of opiates or harmful drugs. The genuine product is described as being in a yellow package.
Mr and Mrs Ed Winslow near Charlottesville hosted a Sunday family dinner in honor of Mrs Winslow’s great uncle Oliver M Boyd of Jolietville who has been visiting his nephews and nieces. Attendees included Ezra Hill and family, Rachel Bundy, Elmer Hunt and children, Orlie Carter, Orville Brown and family, Adah Brown, George Winslow and Mrs Bogart.
Mrs F Marti of St Joe Michigan testifies that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured her boy's severe bronchial trouble when other medicine failed. She says it eased coughing choking and gagging spells and helped him recover quickly.
The ceremony at the bride and groom’s home in Carmel on April 1 1911 was staged as a prank. Homer Henley and Dora Venable Owens were declared married by Rev. Willis Bond before eighty guests, followed by a two course supper and gifts.
Beaujot de Beauvoir owned by R. H. Hill of Belgium will begin the 1911 season at Jobin D. White's barn three miles west of Carthage on the county line road one mile west of Walnut Ridge church. Insure living colt for $15.00.
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Penina Bundy deceased to appear in Rusk Circuit Court at Rushville Indiana on April 29 1911 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to claim their share of heirship. clerk announces date and actions by E W Norris.
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