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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1904
Page
2
The piece argues for Republican protectionist policy while mocking Democratic free trade. It cites Judge Parker, Bryan, and tariff schemes, praising the Dingley tariff and U S industrial growth under protection. It critiques posturing and concedes mutual cooperation risks.
The passage argues Republicans protect American labor via tariffs while Democrats favor cheap labor and reduced protection. It cites Mr Otto Cunningham, a Harrison county official, renouncing Parker to back Roosevelt for re election, claiming his stance shocks Parker supporters.
Indianapolis gambling-house keeper J Augustus Rahke declares he will bet on Parker for president calling him refined and educated while labeling Roosevelt as timber suitable for a constable or sheriff. He argues Roosevelt fits the rough profile of lawmen more than a president.
The disease lost its terrors since Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy came into general use. Uniform success in all Dowell complaints in children has made it a favorite wherever its value is known. For sale by J. R. McCarty & Son.
The Indiana World’s Fair commission announces Indiana Day on September 1 with a military and civil parade led by Governor Durbin and state officials. The procession includes the Indiana Commission, a battalion of regular troops, Packard Band, and News boys Band. A parade from the administration building to the Indiana state building is set for 1 PM followed by speeches from Durbin and others. Citizens will receive souvenir badges. railroads offer a one cent per mile rate for the event.
The Indiana building will house visitors during the early September exposition week. Organizers tout upbeat forecasts, favorable weather, and a premier display of agricultural horticultural products, educational work, Indiana artists studies, and a renowned hand painted china collection plus diverse women’s crafts gathered by the state commission.
The Greencastle Banner criticizes large independent papers for straddling politics while claiming candor and neutrality. It argues these outlets discuss all party platforms yet endorse planks as needed to appear unbiased and authoritative.
An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Villa eases dizziness backache liver constraint constipation. It promises gentle, thorough treatment and recommends M A McClain's Drug Store as the guarantor of the product.
The Auditor of State Sherrick vows to enforce life insurance company laws, driving out imposters and investigating others. He criticizes weak protections for citizens amid suspected swindlers and calls for stronger enforcement and prosecution.
C Unger of Champaign describes a yearlong hacking cough suspected as consumption. After various remedies and months under medical care, Foley's Honey and Tar cured the illness and the writer reports no further trouble. J TE. McCarty & Son,
All musicians are urged to return instruments owned by the Carthage Band to Hill and Gear's store at once. By Order of Committee.
Congresssman McCleary of Minnesota voices a “Protection our Prop2” policy in a speech released by the American Protective Turin League. A free document No. 82 copy is available to applicants by sending a postal card to W. F. Wakeman, secretary, 539 Broadway, New York.
Editorial argues for voting to continue the Republican management of Indiana state government. It claims debt reduction from seven and a half million to under two million, tax relief, and reforms lowering local tax burdens. The piece cites infrastructure spending and state programs while urging support for Foley’s Kidney Cure and comments on a night toothache dialogue.
An advertisement assertively markets Foley's Kidney Core as a medicine free remedy that will cure any kidney disease not beyond medical reach, attributed to J. HW. McCarty & Son.
P. J. Satrien requests all persons owing for Linder twine or repairs to call and settle on or before September 1 to settle accounts with the company.
From points in Indiana to the St Louis World’s Fair every day until December 1 1904. Season tickets sixty day tickets and fifteen day tickets. Coach excursion tickets to St Louis World’s Fair on sale Tuesdays and Thursdays until June 80th inclusive. For full information and rates call on Agents “Bie Four Route” or address the undersigned Warnes J Lyxon Gen’s Pass & Ticket Agent.
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