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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary item notes soon to nominate Indiana’s governor, a sugar and coffee trade war, a deadly cloudburst in Austin, and British military anxieties plus odd medical blurbs and ad-like fragments. The text mixes political, disaster, and commercial notes with garbled lines.
The schedule lists multiple services from 9:45 am to 7:30 pm including Sunday and midweek gatherings. It notes Pastor Avries frerpeooy inviting all to attend and mentions a first Thursday after the first Saturday in exeb month with a 1:60 am chorus.
Fragmentary text mentions Snodav Seheed and Hog alm Preach delivering a Septoothiy service. The message references first and third toeds pass and a promt for the Lars hath ruoken poud concernire.
The listing covers Sunday social meetings led by Pastor Weaver, Sabbath School, and Christian endeavor services with times and locations. It notes travel departures from Charlottenville to Richmond, Knightstown, Cambridge City, Todianape, and other towns, plus reduced rail rates via Big 4. It advertises the International Baptist Young People’s Union convention in Cincinnati July 12–15 and the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Indianapolis May 16–18, with agent contact for details.
A sequence of names including Owen K. Carr G G H Havens A L Stewart A W Newsom W OS Thompson H W Elwell Richard Phillips 3 W Tittsworth appears in a government payroll or personnel notice. The fragment suggests a roster or committee related to a local maritime or industrial facility.
Washington dispatch notes President McKinley extended congratulations to supporters of the Port Rico bill and predicts its passage. Senator Foraker argues the measure will grant near term free trade to Porto Rico, while critics warn of constitutional limits and treasury concerns amid Dewey sentiment and political maneuvering.
Treasury officials study receipts from internal revenue taxes while the Cabinet delays new legislation on tax reductions for the war period. The President will reconsider proposed cuts in the annual message at the next Congress session. The piece also notes a murder, illness cures, and local notices in a collage of items from the era.
An ad touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion constipation sick headache and stomach trouble. It promises effective relief and notes the product is available in dime and dollar-sized bottles from J B D McCurty & Sun.
An old advertisement describes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for stomach issues and indigestion with claims of permanent cure. It lists J H McCarty & Son and a lamp chimney factory in Matthews Ohio, plus other products and warnings about counterfeits from O S Bomn & Co.
Local advertisements claim Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saves lives, with testimonials about cures. For sale by O B Coffin & Co druggists and Pearl Unthank in Richmond, plus claims it stops coughs and treats bronchitis. Consumers urged to buy for family use in schools and homes.
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