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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
3
A letters share how Dr King’s New Discovery relieved croup in children and other lung troubles. The product, touted as effective for asthma hay fever la grippe and whooping cough, is sold nationwide at 50 cents to a dollar with a trial bottle offered.
Mrs Edgar J Bundy of Prineville Oregon writes a personal note to the editor sharing life on a 160 acre homestead seven miles from town. She recalls cold days light train sightings in Madras and plans summer ranch work while husband Edgar remains in town. She invites friends to visit and expresses fond memories of Carthage and East Oregon life.
Sylvania Georgia principal Chas B Allen recounts a long period of rheumatic liver stomach and kidney troubles. He credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure after four bottles and notes widespread use for stomach ailments female complaints and biliousness.
The W. L. C. met with Mrs Eunice S Phelps Monday afternoon. The hour was devoted to a study of English Cathedrals. Mrs Gause spoke on St Cuthbert. Miss Clark read a paper on Lincoln. Mrs Publcw described York and Mrs A O Hill St Paul. Miss Jones of Connerville joined with Mrs Rawls.
A historical ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a preventive cure for appendicitis by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels to prevent clogging. Claims relief from constipation headaches biliousness chills and other ailments with a 25 cent price tag.
A vintage advertisement claims Bucklen’s Salve has cured countless sores ulcers eczema burns boils cuts corns sore eyes sprains sprains and bruises for forty years with no equal for piles. Available for 25 cents at local merchants.
J. H. Pepper, traveling agent for a division of the Four, spoke with local farmers about bringing a seed and soil special train to Carthage. Trains on other lines have sparked great interest with exhibits and information. Pepper cannot confirm the plan but would pursue it if farmers express interest via Agent Walters.
An old advertisement touts Fol ey's Honey and Tar as effective against cold and la grippe, claiming it expels the cold, checks la grippe, and prevents pneumonia. The medicine is described as prompt, reliable, and free of narcotics, safe for both children and adults.
Luther Gibson who ran a Nickelo in Carthage for eighteen months sold his outfit to Merle Dickason of Knightstown. Dickason took possession last night as Gibson retires from the rugged business to focus on the motion picture trade.
Product claims to ease coughs colds croup and bronchitis with no opiates sold by all druggists.
Kennard prepares to erect a brick or cement block town hall two stories high on Main street near Wilcox's store. First floor for public business and meetings. second floor likely for the Odd Fellows Lodge. Estimated cost around 4000 to 5000 dollars.
Auctioneer states season for public sales is on and offers satisfactory service to clients seeking auctioneering assistance.
Everett Button of Knightstown Indiana lists contact number 132C and promotes Norris & Son fertilizers and J F Tweedy paints and oils with storefront offerings in a compact local ad style.
Petition filed in Rush County Indiana seeks grading and paving of a rural road in Ripley Township. The request covers Main Street area and connects to an incorporated town, spanning under three miles, with a U S mail route over the road. Commissioners hear the matter on March 6 at 2 p m. signed by Rush County Auditor Jesse M Stone.
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