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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1898
Page
5
A promotion urges keeping Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at home claiming most illnesses stem from the stomach. The ad touts its a stomach remedy with a 10 cent bottle and larger sizes of 50cc and 1.00 dollars at Coffin's Drug Store.
A long hidden link to Napoleon’s memoir surfaces via an Archambault family claim. The Cosmopolitan report cites a 1819 testimony contradicting Gourgaud and argues only Napoleon could have penned the memoir’s concise life story.
Anecdotes describe Lord Beaconsfield Disraeli's flair for grandiose nomenclature at Hughenden. His entertaining style, state coach, and witty remarks on soup and estate duties are recounted, including the quip about tenants carrying a coffin.
A columnist argues that grazing systems using blue grass and clover provide steady feed for hogs, reducing grain needs and improving growth. He notes experimental data equating rape to 47 bushels of grain per acre, praises liberal feeding, and contrasts two breeders showcasing the benefits of pasture versus high-priced grain with little forage.
An editorial warns against publishing the old lime sulphur formula for sheep dip. It argues it fails wool markets and burdens woolgrowers. The piece urges buying a proper dip and following directions to save time, kill ticks and scab without harming sheep or wool.
A Card from Fred Phelps describes a stay 8 miles from Santiago de Cuba, sailing for eleven days, enjoying fruits, water shortages, and hard tack. He notes the surrender of Santiago, hopes to return to Indiana, and asks family to send news via Tampa.
Margaret B. Shultz born December 3, 1841 near Charlottesville died July 1898 in Charlottesville. Wife of Joseph Shultz mother of one son, longtime church worker and temperance leader, active in Walnut Ridge meetings and the Women s Christian Temperance Union. Funeral at Walnut Ridge church with Rev J O Binford, burial nearby.
The article contrasts Captain Kidd with other pirates, noting his fame in America as a legendary figure rather than a simple robber. It argues Kidd targeted treasure across the world rather than looting American property, elevating his status into myth and curiosity.
The piece recounts sermons at Friends’ church on Elisha and Elijah, noting miracles, rebuke of sin, and guidance on yielding trusting and obedience. It covers a temperance conference with Prof. Hill and F. G. McWhirter, and lists twenty one new church members. It ends with a teaching on obedience and divine guidance.
Cattlemen in Nevada Montana and Wyoming resist price cuts as fat steers meet firm demand from the coast. Producers refuse to lower quotes, expecting better demand by next October.
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