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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
2
The notice lists pricing for business locals per line per insertion and obituaries with per word rates. It notes 25 cents for payments, 50 cents for 101 words, 75 cents for 101 to 150 words, and 1.00 for 150 plus words. Extra copies cost 6 cents. Church events with admission charge apply word rates. free events incur no charge. Display ads have rates disclosed on request.
A devotional piece reflecting on Jesus as king born in a humble manger. It emphasizes humility over pomp, the child Jesus inviting all to seek his face, and the joy of salvation proclaimed to the poor and to angels who herald a Savior.
Miss Bonnie Henley returns from Arcadia for the holidays and Miss Grace Winslow comes home from Broadripple for Christmas. Several families host guests including Mrs Milton Barry of Owasso, Mich, and Prof. E. P. Trueblood of Richmond visiting Greenfield.
A 19th century newspaper notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with a $100 reward for any uncured case. The ad explains the constitutional nature of catarrh and the cure’s internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, claiming testimonials and widespread pharmacy availability. The rest of the page lists local social notes and visitor mentions from Indianapolis to Arlington.
Molly, a seamstress with modest means, is invited to a Belvidere hotel Christmas dinner by the wealthy Mrs. Phelps. She enjoys a magical gown and limousine but grows uneasy amid polite society and millionaire guests. Molly resolves to marry Terry, rejecting the high society path and the allure of wealth.
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