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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
3
A sales pitch extols superior glasses with scientific examination, best frames and lenses, best style, and a 25 year track record. It promises unmatched facilities and fully equipped offices, assuring comfortable glasses and expert service.
A health ad argues real swamp dangers are diseases like malaria and typhoid not specters. It credits Electric Bitters with destroying bloodborne germs and cites Wm. Fretwell of Lucama, North Carolina, claiming three bottles cured his malaria and improved health, urging purchase at 50 cents.
William Nelson White aged 70 died suddenly Saturday morning at his North Main Street home. coroner summoned autopsy cited acute indigestion from heart leakage. He had chronic heart trouble and had just returned from Indianapolis. Funeral at Knightstown Christian church with mixed attendance and old soldiers service. Card of thanks from Mrs White.
Carthage talks of a Drogst remedy advertised at Denton & Moore's as testimonials pour in from Logansport and local residents. George H. Scott of Logansport reports his wife and daughter found relief from stomach and joint pains after using Root Juice and its liniment. The piece also notes visits by Echo Miller and Ida Ludlow to Carthage for the tenth commencement, with Ludlow a former Carthage principal.
A humorous adclaims a burglar cannot paralyze a home as a mother's illness and praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for women. Mrs M. C. Dunlap of Leadville Tenn reports relief from constipation and female trouble after using the pills priced at 25c.
W. H. Personette of Greenfield Indiana reports chronic backache and kidney trouble improved by Foley Kidney Pills after following directions. He states three bottles cured his condition and he will recommend the remedy to friends for kidney and bladder disorders.
Dr. W G Seaman of Depauw delivers the commencement address at the Carthage High School ceremony held Friday night at the Friends church. Wagoner’s Orchestra of Rushville provides music. decorations include dogwood and palms. diplomas are awarded by Supt. Lindley amid congratulations.
A Alabama parent recounts severe bronchial trouble lasting a year and a near consumption scare. After trying many remedies, Dr King’s New Discovery cured the child with one bottle. It treats coughs colds hoarseness lagrippe asthma croup and sore lungs. Price 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by local stores.
Mrs O B Palmer of Rock Arkansas reports her son recovered from measles after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. She claims the product relieved severe symptoms and sleep loss, saying the cure was immediate and lasting. The advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as effective for croup and whooping cough as well, cautioning to buy only the genuine yellow package from doctors and druggists.
Beaujot de Beauvoir owned by R H Hill prepares for 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. Insurance asks fifteen dollars to insure the living colt.
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