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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1902
Page
2
Representative Will M Sparks Treasurer John B Blackhidge Recorder Edman B Louden Surveyor George R Kelley Sheriff Wm M Baintridge Coroner Dr Frank H Green Commissioner Middle District Kard H Amos Wil
A marble tablet honoring William McKinley was unveiled at Metropolitan Church in Washington by Justice Thomas H. Anderson. President Roosevelt and Cortelyou attended as Senator Fairbanks delivered the oration praising McKinley’s faith and service.
W H Duldie reports his 11 year old son was poisoned while picnicking, rubbing sap into his eyes. After trying DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve, his condition improved within days. The note warns of counterfeit products and promotes the salve as a cure for skin conditions, cuts, burns and insect bites.
Big Four Route offers excursions to Niagara Falls Toronto Montreal and other cities with August 39 to August 30 validity. Several round trips listed with destinations Salt Lake City San Francisco Denver and Cha t eauqua Lake with varied dates in June July and August 1902. Tickets available via agents and General Assembly details provided.
A Post article recalls the Buffalo tragedy and honors William McKinley as a man of the people. It notes sectional harmony and presidential leadership, praising his rise from modest beginnings, his wartime service, and his restraint against war. The piece ends with readings, a flag unveiling, and the nation singing America.
The Republican platform endorses the administration's peace policy in the Philippines and civil government there. It condemns resistance to United States authority, urges respect for sovereignty within US territories, and supports greater Filipino participation in domestic affairs based on demonstrated intelligence and capacity for self government.
The testimonial from J H Johnston of Broughton Ga says years of bronchitis left him unable to work until Dr King s New Discovery cured him and his wife s asthma. The ad touts it as the best croup medicine for throat and lung diseases with guaranteed bottles 50 cents and 1 00 and free trial bottles at McCarty & Son.
Wednesday is designated for photography at the Carthage Gallery where visitors can have portraits taken. The event invites locals to schedule sessions and capture images in a regional arts venue.
This ad proclaims a sprightly step and rosy complexion from Dr. King's New Life Pills. It claims improved digestion and no headaches, urging readers to try the product for 25 cents at J UI McCarty and Son's.
A physician from Panama, Colombia, praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a 16 year old girl recovered from severe dysentery within eight hours and was fully well in a week. The notice promotes sale by J. H. McCarty & Son.
An old method of punishing criminals used bull’s blood to induce poisoning though not truly toxic. The text notes stomach digestion failures, indigestion misdiagnoses of heart disease, and promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as relief. A Boonville Missouri user testimonial and a product ad for F C Dewar Co. briefly mention pricing and bottle quantity.
An advertisement asserts a one minute cough cure can immediately cure a cold and alleviate inflammation. It claims to clear the head soothe the mucous membranes and strengthen throat and lung areas. The copy emphasizes safety and suitability for children.
Martha Hetherford transfers lot 65 in Clark's third addition Rushville to Arvello Herk for 125 dollars. Nora A. Diller and Granville Miller transfer lot 14 Henry Henley's addition Carthage to Nancy Hendricks for 550 dollars. John Miller and wife convey 112 acres in Union Township to William W. Arnold for one dollar and love and affection. Anna E. Steere transfers lot 7 in Henry and W. W. Henley's Carthage addition to Enos Henley for 104 dollars.
In a charged exchange Moneybats pleads and Miss Gladys declares she accepts marriage but not as a brother. The conversation hints at religious duties and social expectations as they navigate intent and sincerity. The scene etc.
Satirical dialogue excerpts show a mock interview about gambling smoking and drinking. A dissenter character questions the fiancé’s habits while a jokey exchange notes indifference to behavior and a barber joke. Quotations reference city papers like Indianapolis News and Philadelphia Ledger.
Public dinner in New York sparked a joke recounting Mark Twain and a colored elder who claimed to have known Washington. The elder recalls steering Washingtons boat during crossing the Delaware and driving the cherry tree back hedge personally, illustrating memory.
A letter from Geo W Fry of Vila Iowa praises Kodal for curing his stomach troubles after months of dyspepsia. He notes a neighbor with similar issues also found relief after using Kodal and urges others to take a dose after meals to aid digestion.
A report describes a peculiar disease among Japanese and Chinese people called kakhe. It causes incal lethargy, weakness, and slow nervous degeneration. It is said to be linked to rice-based diet and may be mitigated by dietary change.London Hospital
A vintage advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea promising a steady glow and renewed happy youth. It notes 35c price and credits H. McCarty & Son, with a map offer and information on free homesteads west of Pierre, South Dakota, funded by federal public works and requested by mail with one dollar.
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