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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
2
Public notice lists the 1907 advertising rates for business locals obituary word counts and display ads. It explains post office second class matter status and rate rules for church entertainments sales and free events with fees for various word lengths and type styles.
South Bound No 1 Mail and Express at 7 37 am. No 33 at 2 58 pm. North Bound No 34 Mail and Express. No 2 at 11 27 am and 5 47 pm. No 1 and No 2 Daily service.
The Sixth District Republicans set August 13 for the congressional nomination at 1:30 PM in Connersville. Rush County delegates chosen for early conventions will serve in dual roles at both gatherings.
Official notification of President Taft's nomination will occur August 1 in the morning. He will meet the committee on the White House rear portico and address them from the portico with committee members stationed on the grass, followed by a luncheon.
Miss Bertha L. Hill reports a cold foggy voyage with moments near icebergs and a near engine reversal. She details Chester’s Roman walls Greenwich Oxford and an Ambassador reception, noting cousins in Europe and London’s buses and grandeur.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists after 15 years of business trust. Cure taken orally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. available from all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Noble Miner buys a 150 acre farm near Knightstown. Rush County Fair to feature a dancing pavilion. Harlan families hold twelfth reunion August 21 22 in Richmond. Nathan Binford buys a five passenger Buick touring car. A gusher gas well near Clarksburg flames twenty feet high. Martha A R Matthews dies at 66 widow of Governor Claude Matthews. Engagement announced for Tres sie Cox and Claude Crickmore of Charlottesville. Will C Williams returns from Adena Ohio weakened mentally. Greensburg Fair ongoing with airship Captain George L Bumbaugh as chief attraction. Rushville trains held to 6 pm Thursday and Friday. John Collier visits Rushville after sixteen years. Chautauqua opens August 4 closes August 11. Morristown reports a horse with a gold filled tooth. Miss Rose Brock and Miss Pauline Felts walk forty miles from Rushville to Indianapolis. Hoosiers in Morton County North Dakota picnic at Mark A Catt farm. Indiana officials urge agriculture focus in teacher institutes. Purdue to discuss agriculture in schools. William Mitchell Printing Company touts record stock, binding 100000 US history volumes. Ernest Heim and Maria Heim visit. others from Carthage and Arlington guests. Silas Henby and wife visit family. N C Binford attends Carthage dinner.
Dr J C Dillon longtime Rush county physician died Thursday in a Oxford Ohio sanatorium at age sixty seven. He was born in Center township educated at De Pauw University and Ohio Medical College. He married Mary J Floren in October 1868 and is survived by his son Dr Otto P Dillon who was killed at a Rushville railroad crossing years earlier. He was the last of the Dillon family.
Miss May Banker of Pittsburgh, Pa., came Tuesday to visit her grandmother Mrs Ann Weaver. Mr and Mrs Wallace Hackleman and Mrs Joe Dillman of Center and Mr and Mrs Thomas Narvell were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mr and Mrs Jesse Kizer.
Boiled beef is promoted as the best cooking method for nutrition and cost efficiency. A recipe advises 2.5 to 5 pounds per family, preparing meat, tying, simmering for five to six hours, and using the reserved liquor for gravies and soups.
Stains on zinc table tops lift with vinegar. Sauteed potato balls after boiling taste delicious with minced parsley. Scald milk for baked or boiled custard then cool before making custard. Vinegar added to wash water keeps colored table linens from running. Iron items while warm to restore appearance. Boil vegetables tender with soda in water for fresher taste and texture.
A home canner suggests a novel syrup made by boiling twelve dark corncobs in a gallon of water for two hours, straining, then adding sugar and lemon juice or vinegar. The method also notes a cold preparation variant that avoids boiling the final mix and relies on gradual stirring.
Remove slices from six large ripe tomatoes and scoop out pulp. Cook two thirds cup macaroni until soft, drain, and mix with tomato pulp and half cup grated cheese. Season with paprika and salt, fill tomato shells, top with bread crumbs, place a bit of butter on each, and bake thirty minutes.
A simple muffin recipe describes cream butter with sugar, beat in two eggs, stir in milk then winter wheat flour with three level teaspoons baking powder. Sift flour and baking powder into the mixture and bake in gem pans about twenty minutes.
Trim the steaks and lay on a roast pan. For two pounds use one cup of cream one teaspoon flour one tablespoon butter one teaspoon salt and one teaspoon pepper. Dredge with flour season and dot with butter. Pour the cream over and bake fifteen minutes in a quick oven.
A household tip advises heating iron or steel cookware until red hot or covered in white ashes, then cooling and washing to restore cookware to a like new condition for housewives.
The article explains gum disease signs and the need for dentist treatment. It urges thorough brushing to improve gum blood flow and describes early care for children from ages five onward, including magnesia preparations and brush techniques for the second set of teeth, with notes on sick-day hygiene and daily routines. It also lists local social notes and festival notices.
Mrs Hiram H Henley visited in Rushville Tuesday. Pierce's Grocery advertised 80c per lb. Miss Sarah Henley and Mrs H E Stager were in Spiceland Monday and dined at the Sanitarium where they met Miss Ida L Ludlow and her sister Mrs Ochiltree who were there for the latter's benefit.
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