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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
3
E S Lopez of Manilla New York notes the box of Bucklen's Amni Salve he carries heals all cuts wounds bruises and sores quickly. The ad touts it as the greatest healer of burns boils scalds chapped hands and lips fever sores skin eruptions eczema corns and piles. 25c at all druggists.
Lowell Henley and Hamil Henley constructed a gravity powered glider 20 ft long and 5 ft high inspired by Popular Mechanics. They plan to debut locally at Shadeland on Wm Dill’s farm, with trials pending wind conditions and safety cautions.
110 acres available for cash or grain rent two miles north of Carthage. No buildings on the property. Contact E. W. Wagoner at Knightstown by phone 70.
Four observers from Van Wert Columbia City Bluffton Kendallville report Root Juice greatly helped people with chronic stomach and kidney troubles. Local druggists say sales are high with many buyers returning and praising the remedy as the great tonic. Denton and Moore's Drug Store in Carthage hosts further information.
Regional items report a national bank organized at Straughn s and postal savings banks planned for Shelbyville and Greenfield. August 6 dedication of a new Christian Church at ville. Mrs. Cynthia Peacock and Lois return to Charlottesville after a visit. Rush County Teachers Institute opens August 21 with fair the same week. Survey party led by Prof. Allen D Hole camps in Blue River township. Ed Leonard a member. J H Clark of Connersville and J C Clark of Indianapolis vacationed in Buffalo. Miss Jean Porter hosts friends with music and refreshments. Dorothy Luther reports Catalina Islands visit near Avalon. Wesleyan Methodist annual conference at Fairmount August 15 to 19 followed by camp meeting to 27 with evangelists Jennings and Wheatlake and A Mow in charge of song service.
Mrs Nancy H Miller of near Connersville is seriously ill and in critical condition after months of illness. Horace Lineback and son Horace of Indianapolis, Mrs Frances Lineback and daughter Nelle, and J A Lineback and family were guests at a Sunday dinner at the country home of Mr and Mrs Julian. Horace Jr stayed for several days with relatives. Mr and Mrs G D Miller entertained Bert Miller and Miss Eva Shelly Sunday with a trip to Connersville, the group traveling in J F Tweedy's auto. They spent the day with Mr and Mrs A J Miller and on the return trip passed Cambridge City. Bert and Miss Shelly left Monday. Bert bound for Kansas City Missouri and Miss Shelly for Leavenworth Kansas.
H B Martin of Harrelson South Carolina describes a near fatal illness of consumption and a year of treatment before using Dr Kings New Discovery which cured him. The ad touts a 60 cent to 1 dollar price and a free trial bottle.
An Allison Indiana item notes a poem by Rev. H Stubenwoll praising Dr King’s New Life Pills. It declares the pills a health necessity for every home and urges use after failed remedies. Price cited as 25 cents.
John Robinson's Circus announces a grand two show engagement in Rushville on August 4. Under John G Robinson the traveling show promotes four rings two stages and a half mile hippodrome plus three combined menageries and a wild west display with cowboys Indians Cossacks scouts and more. The program promises a street pageant at 10 o clock and afternoon and evening performances by a diverse cast from around the world.
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