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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
3
The article argues that fears of swamp ghosts are foolish and promotes Electric Bitters as a reliable remedy against malaria typhoid and ague. A testimonial from Wm. Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina claims three bottles cured malaria and improved health. Available for 50 cents at all druggists.
William Nelson White born April 23 1841 in Henry County Indiana near Knightstown died May 18 1911 at Carthage at age 70. He married Amanda Gartin and had six children of whom two survive Roy White and Mrs Jesse Trobridge. He joined the Christian church in Knightstown and later moved to Carthage joining East Street Christian church. He served briefly in the Union Army and was a member of Carthage post G A R. He remarried Clara Barrett after the death of his wife in 1904. He leaves a wife two children twelve grandchildren and many relatives and friends.
Foley Kidney Pills offer relief for backache headache nervousness and urinary ailments. Sold by all druggists.
The Peoria Journal reports Root Juice as a powerful stomach remedy with testimonials from Mrs Frank Kerst of Lafayette and Mrs Sarah Bussinger of Peoria praising relief from indigestion, nervousness, and pain. Denton & Moore's drug store staff endorse the medicine and share reader endorsements.
Folger Wilson of Richmond preached at the Friends church on Sabbath morning and in the evening gave a splendid lecture on Jerusalem and The Holy Land. He recently toured the region and is ready to share sights and experiences with entertaining detail.
W H Per tie of 604 No Pratt St Greenfield says he suffered years of backache and kidney trouble. After using Foley Kidney Pills as directed he credits three bottles with curing his kidney and bladder disorders and plans to tell friends.
Mr and Mrs M B Jessup hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Pierson of Westland Mr and Mrs John Jessup and Mr and Mrs Henry Jessup. The Misses Mattie Jones and Blanche Grose of Greenfield visited Ruth and Mabel Phelps. Irvin Binford and family of Charlottesville visited Enos B Hill and Mrs Anna Phelps and daughters.
G T Richardson of Richardson's Mills Alabama says his child suffered severe bronchial trouble for a year and feared consumption. After trying many remedies and failing, a single bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery cured the child completely. It relieves coughs colds hoarseness lagrippe asthma croup and sore lungs. Price 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by local dealers.
Alonzo Gates and daughter Miss Mamie visited Charles Gates in Indianapolis where he is recovering. Mr and Mrs Alva E Newsom announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Grace Mae to Frederick Sohn on June 1 at eight p.m. Olivier McDaniel and wife with James and Marion McDaniel and Gary Oldham and families visited Lewis Reddick and family.
A testimonial claims Dr King’s New Life Pills improved Mrs M C Dunlap’s constipation and female trouble in Leadville Tenn. The ad asserts the pills offer a splendid remedy and invites readers to try them for 25c.
Cook Furniture Co in Evans Township Indiana hosts visits from Henry Gulliford Ed Heathcock Bertha Heathcock Ethel Heathcock Lucille Weaver and others. Alvin Roberts Knightstown and Daisy Tutle Indianapolis were here Sunday. Leora Tanner Kokomo granddaughter of John Roberts and P W Allison North Carolina to wed midweek. Marthaline Roberts Richmond heads to Kansas City to summer with sons John Burney Watkins. Thomas P Weaver whitewashing trip to Fairmount. Bertha Perry to visit Indianapolis sister before returning to Mattoon Illinois. John Merrida known as Snowball dies in Kansas City Missouri funeral held last week.
Mrs O B Palmer of Little Rock Arkansas reports her child recovered from measles and severe cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. She warns against substitutes and notes the bottle in the yellow package.
Miss Ruby Addison of Tudor Hall Indianapolis entertained two teachers from Massachusetts and Iowa and her classmate Ruth Shrader of Indianapolis. They toured Morristown and its rural precincts on Saturday, visited Mr Gottlieb for his archaeological collection, and spent the afternoon at the Small homestead enjoying a shaded lawn and country scenes.
A second spelling bee Friday at Booker T. Washington School drew a large crowd. Captains were Miss Lucille Weaver and Miss Ethel Heath cock. Luther Watkins and Roy Cook tallied scores. Mrs Arthur McDuffey and Miss Ellena M Heathcock announced results. Heathcock family members and Lucille Weaver each tallied for their teams. Weaver won first prize on the word privilege, with Ed Heath cock taking second.
Folger Wilson of Richmond was entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs O S Hill on Sunday.
Beloved Belgian stallion Beaujot de Beauvoir 1911 season offered at Jobin D White's barn three miles west of Carthage on the county line road one mile west of Walnut Ridge church. $15.00 to insure living colt.
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