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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1904
Page
2
Corrected time table for the Big Four at this place issued Nov 3 10k lists passenger numbers 31 26 1 and 13 with departures around 6 27 am and 1 19 pm and notes station Seacans St.igae g
The writer denounces the Democratic party as not truly the party of the people. The unit rule is blamed for suppressing the will of the majority and allowing a few politicians to control party machinery. The piece cites the St. Louis convention as an example of misused power and argues leaders in power undermine voter sentiment.
A fragment recounts political bias in Roosevelt era coverage, noting a candidate elected by a large New York City majority while masking rural support. It quotes Roosevelt on fair justice and criticizes emphasis on wealth race and birthplace in shaping opinion.
A brief item notes the latest edition of potage a la … mentioning Esopu s Farmer Parker. The fragment records a culinary reference tied to a named producer and a French dish, without fuller context or dates.
The discussion of the day centers on grafting techniques presented by Farmer Belmont. Belmont shares practical methods, timing, and plant compatibility to improve orchard yields and tree health.
The 1892 South Dakota Democratic convention endorsed Parker and renewed allegiance to W. J. Bryan and his platform principles. Democrats in the state express support for Parker and silver as a key issue.
Semi official report notes Vice Presidential Candidate Davis declines subscription to campaign fund. Democrats gain two gold bricks at the convention instead of one, signaling a shift in campaign finance stance.
After the nomination the sphinx broke the silence in St Louis, marking the most conspicuous fact of the city’s business. The event signals a notable shift in discourse following the nomination.
A fragment quotes Bourke Cochran saying the party was strangled to save the organization during the St Louis platform presentation. He asserts he receives funding and immediate support in the moment.
One of the embarrassing features of the campaign is that every time a Democratic leader shoots off his mouth he perforates some other Democrat.
The piece argues that rallying enthusiasm for a fresh, elderly, and unnamed candidate hinges on nervous party tactics. It notes that Democratic managers start by crafting opposition hisses for the party leaders four years ahead, revealing campaign strategy and the politics of perception.
A fragment notes public unease as a local market features hunted beadtaatis attracting attention. The text hints at broader worries about consumer choices and quality in the market scene. No clear dates, places, or named organizations are provided in the readable portion.
Fragmentary item notes a snail described as a political actor within an animal kingdom context. The readable portion hints at a humorous or allegorical piece, naming the snail's role among other creatures without specifics on event or outcome.
The Democratic party announces its good intentions while the Republican party refers to its good deeds, signaling a partisan framing of achievements and aims.
The statement argues the Democratic Party will be remembered as a historically self reversing organization. It frames the party as capable of flipping positions or policies over time, implying a notable shift or reversal in priorities and actions.
A political chatter hints that Parker and Plunks may adopt a campaign motto though no Democrats are actively pursuing one. The remark suggests possible branding ideas in a local political scene.
A historical reflection critiques past actions and missteps within the Democratic ranks, arguing that looking back yields little happiness for the party and urging fresh purpose and resilience in current strategies.
The grape fruit gains favor in homes as a wholesome breakfast item. Its acid is praised as a remedy for malaria and bilious troubles and as a bracer comparable to quinine. Physicians recommend it for convalescents and some claim regular eaters gain immunity to common illnesses.
Mrs Belie Harvey of Bowers Mill belongs to a four member family noted for a strange birthmark. Three sisters and a two year old baby all have black hair with a large white plume-like lock across the forehead. The white mark is said to be hereditary, ages listed as twenty three twenty one and nineteen.
The article links head and feet health to brain and organ function noting that hot baths relieve a hot head. It states cold feet can congest the brain and may be caused by tight shoes. It also mentions fatal acts in personal crisis by compressing lungs or the feet or the neck with a rope.
The piece reviews John Hay and the Republican Party's fifty year history. It cites Lincoln, civil service reforms, homestead acts, the Pacific railroad, currency reforms, and protectionism. Hay, born in Indiana, speaks at Jackson, Michigan, praising Republican achievements and contrasting with Democrats while noting prosperity under Republican governance.
The piece argues that Democrats have supported national progress and Republican policies, citing wartime cross-party aid and industrial protection. It notes Democratic cooperation in canal funding, warns against partisan manipulation, and claims the Indiana Democratic leadership fails to rise above petty partisanship over self government laws.
The Indiana Democratic state convention condemns a law it created, urging repeal of the metropolitan police law and restoration of police power to the cities, signaling a shift in party stance after silent repudiation of national policies debated in past platforms.
The Chutes offers a noon to midnight animated resort with cascades lights and Weldon's military band. Attractions include Wonderland county fair Indian village Wild West theatre crystal lake and more. Visitors enjoy water cascades gondolas toboggan haunted house Katzenjammer Castle and the Ferris wheel among others attracting crowds.
A bridge gang member near Littleport suffered sudden cramps and a cholera like attack on Thursday night. Mr Gif ford used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, gave several doses, and the man recovered by the next day. The Elkader Iowa Argus notes the medicine never fails and recommends keeping it at home, sold by J McCarty and Son.
Having years of experience in auctioneering I will cry your sales at a reasonable price. Reference from top farmers and satisfaction guaranteed. For fries and reference contact B R Wess Carthage Indiana. Marion Lee writes of Dunneth Inn about severe diabetes and success with Foley’s Kidney Cure. J H McCarty & Son.
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