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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1896
Page
3
A street encounter on Broadway features Mr Depew recounting meeting a ragged man who asked for a dime. He gives a quarter, the man thanks him, and asks for Depew's name. Depew reveals he is Grover Cleveland, President, then the man says he is only Chauncy M 99 pew.
A promotional piece extols women’s civilizing power and credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing uterine disorders and backache. It claims the remedy restores health, cheerfulness, and physical condition, noting high demand among druggists and success where physicians fail.
Dr. Talmage's Washington sermon on heredity argues blood lines shape character and fate, urging those with Christian ancestry to live up to transmitted piety. He cites biblical generations, royal blood, and a New York prayer- testament of ancestral influence to urge responsibility and virtue across generations.
Turner the Master of Landscape is portrayed as a baffling yet coarse figure in life. Critics note a red Jewish face with bluish eyes and weathered skin, lacking elegance or clarity. Descriptions by Thornbury, Trimmer, and Leslie vary, but none capture the hidden depth some see in his art.
The Landlord at Lion's Head instalments will be a feature this month. The Democratic convention in Chicago will be fully discussed and important articles on the War in Cuba may be expected.
A six month old child, Catherine Lund, died Friday night from a spider bite. The direct cause was extensive head gangrene and brain involvement. The father, Hans C. Lund, captain of a Pacific Coast steamer, suspects the venomous insect came home in his luggage or in bananas. A Central American spider found in the room was killed.
An English geologist asks a New York professor about the Jersey coast. The professor answers Sandy. A child quips about candy and Socrates, while others discuss money and a yacht, ending with a playful remark from the girl of ’96. San Francisco Chronicle.
An 19th century advertisement extols malarial illness as upsetting the liver stomach and nerves and promotes Hostetter Stomach Bitters as the remedy to remove causes and effects. It claims constipation liver and kidney issues and nervousness are conquered while citing wholesome ingredients and system rebuilding. A separate dialogue mocks a lost lawsuit with a quip about a lawyer.
The notice invites anyone benefited by Dr Williams Pink Pills to write to Pink Pills P O Box 1582 Philadelphia for valuable information. It also promotes Mrs Winslow's Sopratic Syrup for children to ease teething pain and reduce colic with a 25c bottle price.
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