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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1903
Page
4
Sir M D Trader, located one door north of the post office, is announced as a first class workman in all branches of the tensorial art. He is praised as a gentleman and ready to begin business, promising reliable service and guaranteed satisfaction. Specializes in ladies hair dressing and cleaning and also manufactures an excellent product.
Mrs Mollie Alien of South Fork Kentucky reports Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets prevented cholera morbus attacks by easing indigestion. The tablets cleanse the stomach ward off attacks and may prevent Lilions colic. Sold by J H McCarty and Son as a mild gentle reliable remedy.
Four year old boy suffered colic and cramps. after a physician's treatment failed, Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy given at half a teaspoonful eased pain in thirty minutes and the child slept then recovered. J. A. McCarty & Son offer for sale in Shell Lake, Wisconsin where F. L. Wilkins works as bookkeeper for Shell Lake Lumber Co.
Office announces cash payment for Malta Vita premium coupons. Public urged to bring in any available coupon worth ten dollars. Collectors list stated and redemption process implied.
Miss Warner and several locals reported ill while Roll Hill conducted business in Indianapolis. An excursion from Carthage to Winona offered 1.25 round trip. Quarterly Meetings at Franklin and Walnut Ridge drew attendees. Rev Tincher preached powerfully. Proctor and Gurney Dix also featured. Various visits and social outings noted among Carroll Pitts and others.
An Indianapolis based offer promotes investing in real estate farming and manufacturing tied to agricultural value with options to buy $100 bonds. It directs seekers to L. R. Hastings at the L. R. Wooten office and mentions a grocery office contact. A Rush county farmer posts a humorous notice on a tree inviting squirrels and dinnerbell timing, noting no hunter has returned since.
Marton Talbert and Lottie Da vis were listed as passengers bound for Greenfield on Friday, with no additional context or details provided about the trip or its purpose.
Mrs Anna Bogue of Muncie visits her parents J H Alexander and wife this week. D M McIlhtrE the new merchant and family move into W W Wilcoxon's Elwood property. Rev O F Lydy, formerly at L A B church here, now Mohawk, delivers a sermon. Friday Mr and Mrs Frank Arnold visit Mr and Mrs Harry Talbert Carroltown. Mrs Stella Morris and Miss Mable Morris spend Saturday at Rushville. Mrs Wesley Talbert of Elwood visits her daughter Mrs Emery Pitts south of town. Miss Marlie Mohler Raleigh Indiana visits old friends. Misses Stella Engle and Mable Hurst visit Miss Mae Kennedy Friday.
Aryel R. Herkless and wife transfer land in Ripley township to Samuel Gates for 3600 dollars. Alvaro and Leone McDaniel sell lot 6 in Charles Henley's first addition to Carthage to Hattie M. Waitted for 750 dollars. Samuel Gates transfers 197 acres in Ripley township to Edward Adkins for 10000 dollars.
The fortieth anniversary Wilder's Brigade reunion will be held at Chickamauga National Park on September 18 to 20 1903. A one cent per mile short line rate is offered from Indiana and Illinois, with a round trip fare from Chattanooga within 150 miles. Special trains depart Indianapolis September 17 at 7 00 p m and proceed to Louisville and Chattanooga. Tickets sold for one day only September 17, good for return until September 30. Interested comrades and Spanish-American War regiments invited to attend with families. Further information from J H Milliken L&NRR Co Louisville Ky.
An advertisement extols the Indiana Journal as the best newspaper with abundant market reports, farm news, sports, fashion, and court notices. It highlights wide telegraphed coverage, national correspondence, and strong local reporting while touting its Republican, conservative stance and affordable 10 cent weekly price. A testimonial from B Spiegel of Evansville cites Foley's Kidney Cure as life changing after kidney and bladder ailments.
An old allegorical scene shows a girl fearing a grasshopper while stepping on a snake. The piece parallels a man who spends heavily on a cyclone cellar yet neglects a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for his family. J. H. McCarty & Son sell the remedy widely.
Big Four route offers round trip to Niagara Falls for 6.50 from Carthage and Alexandria Bay with 6.50 mix for lower fare. Montreal distance adds 10.65. Stopover at Westfield possible for Chautauqua Lake trip. Tickets to Toronto from Niagara Falls available for 1.00. Travel features include Pullman sleeping cars and day coaches. Information from Big Four ticket office and Cincinnati agents.
Doctors find Kipans tabules a god prescription for mankind. The five cent packet suffices for usual occasions. A family bottle at sixty cents provides a year’s supply. Available at all druggists.
A 1808 advertisement offers a low rate excursion via Big Four and C G and O routes to Atlantic City Ocean City Sea Isle City Avalon Anglesa Wildwood Holly Beach Cape May Ocean Md and Rehoboth Del with stops in Philadelphia and Washington. Rate is 15 dollars for the round trip from Carthage Indiana, return in 12 days, tickets deposited on arrival, fall schedules and tickets available through route agents Warren J Lynch and W P Deppe Cincinnati Ohio.
Mr T A Pinner of Drummond Tenn. reports a hard spell of flux cured by one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He lauds the medicine as the best cholera remedy and says no doctor is needed. Sold by J H McCarty & Son.
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