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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1899
Page
5
A concise market note notes competitive pricing while assuring customers of consistent value. The piece highlights customer satisfaction and emphasis on getting every dollar’s worth through reliable service and dependable terms.
Chicago readers are cautioned with a long list of maxims offering practical guidance and cautions. The piece blends humor and hard‑edged advice, urging restraint in quarrels, skepticism toward vanity, and prudence in finances and relationships. Numerous proverbs reference daily life, debt, trust, speech, work, women on juries, and personal conduct.
A humorous, dialect filled collection of maxims on love, age, appearance, and human folly. The speaker mocks vanity, marriage wishes, and social norms, noting that wealth tempts fools and appearances mislead. The tone skewers relationships and human behavior with playful, rustic wisdom.
A satirical list redefines common terms with playful, pointed clues. The piece pairs words like Centurion and Ultimatum with humorous, gendered twists, offering witty reflections on devotion, adversity, and social roles.
A compact quotation collage notes cheerfulness as health and happiness as a roadside flower, asserting that ill fortune reveals character. It contrasts the ideal of virtue with the sting of disagreeableness and remarks on spoiled men and women versus spoiled children, citing the Boston Transcript.
Mothers of children with croop or severe cold may safely give Chamberlain Cough Remedy as it contains no opiate. It has proven successful against colds and croup and is widely praised in the United States and abroad. Sold by O. B. Coffin & Co. The Anti Imperialistic League plans a Boston national convention in October to protest administration policy.
A Texas reader from Bluffdale reports a month of severe cough and catarrhal fever with worsening, then rapid relief and cure after using One Minute Cough Cure, attributed to a testimonial by B. L. Nance from an area high school and O S. Coffin.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food without stomach aid and simultaneously heals digestive organs, asserting it uniquely cures dyspepsia permanently. The notice mentions O S Cosby known as Jack the Bum of the New York Fire Department, titled savior of four lives, was killed in a truck incident.
American trade with China is increasing to a level that could lead to the United States and Japan holding a near monopoly on commerce in the region in the near future.
A Virginia editor credits Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with restoring his health after long diarrhoea. He praises the product’s effectiveness and urges readers to try it, noting his own dramatic recovery and renewed vigor. Sold by OS Coffin & Co and other druggists.
An editor from Clarence Iowa Mr Clark Smith writes endorsing Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a helpful remedy for constipation indigestion and dyspepsia. He asserts personal relief after using the medicine and recommends its use. The note warns against counterfeit products and mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a separate cure.
A reader from Mayhew Wisconsin declares One Minute Cough Care a wonderful medicine for obtinate summer coughs and colds. The testimonial cites relief and strong endorsement from W. W. Merton and references a U.S. Coffin.
A discussion of Puerto Rico’s resources and strategic value for the United States. The work highlights tropical products, potential for sugar, coffee, and other commodities, and argues for naval and commercial benefits from Puerto Rico as a base and supply source. The port of San Juan and nearby harbors are noted for their defensive and navigational features.
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