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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
2
With Secretary Taft holding firm in Washington there is no doubt the Wid remains on the lid though observers wonder if it will eventually fall. The tone suggests cautious optimism about continued solid administration stance despite pressures.
Kaiser Wilhelm plans a ropes door maneuver in Morocco if compelled. Mississippi River states reject Castro's proposed river excursion and note they invited him to attend the big fair last year, but he did not accept.
A clever misdirection about Diogenes and a Denver scene notes a wealthy woman mailing nearly 30000 dollars in jewelry. The miswrapped valuables broke free and were quickly recovered, highlighting a curious anecdote about truth and illusion in a city setting.
A Boston clergyman asserts his church recognizes 142 kinds of religion amid a citywide religious split similar to Denver’s political divide. The report notes Russian officials’ hostility to journalists and mentions a reporter being shown $325 million in idle gold.
The prose playfully muses on winter staging a return engagement with no encore, mentions the Senate and Santo Domingo possibly staying with Uncle Sam, and imagines Roosevelt handing it to Kermit and Artie for amusement. Russia reportedly objects to submitting its case to Roosevelt, seeking a referee it won’t fear to sass. Emperor William’s quick Tangier stop is noted, while half the reports claim two hours with the Moroccan sultan.
Secretary Shaw asked how to reach the masses, noting taxation as the customary plan. A report of Milwaukee milk famine is denied, stating she has a milk famine but is not suffering from it.
N O Nelson of St Louis says it is the hardest work in the world to live up to a large income. The speaker notes willingness to violate union rules by overtime on such a job, highlighting tension between earnings and labor discipline.
In a terse note, eS and jury criticize actions that have left the city in crisis. Col. Wat terson fears returning to see his hometown facing arrest or punishment, reflecting widespread shock and concern over the upheaval.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm as quickly relieving rheumatism pain and cites many testimonials, including a Salem divorce suit where the wife allegedly caused repeated pranks and threats. The piece mocks the wife's alleged behavior and supports the husband’s claim for divorce.
Moore Bros of Elon Iowa reports high sales of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy across groups including mothers with children and railway workers. They claim the medicine leads other brands and always cures coughs and colds quickly, with M A Mclajo as a listed seller.
In a tense family scene, Polly Allan reveals her career plan centers on marrying Jack Hartwell, provoking bemused opposition from Mrs. Allan and Colonel Hartwell who duel over gender roles, while Polly’s grin and resolve win the day as Jack accepts the role of fiancé and future husband.
The article touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as quickly relieving rheumatic and neuralgic pain. It claims thousands of sufferers have been surprised and delighted by its strong pain relieving power and rapid relief, noting it is sold by M. A. McClain.
A Columbus user reports a deep foot wound from an accident healing rapidly with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The ad touts relief from burns and other injuries and lists M. A. McClain’s druggist as a seller at 25 cents.
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