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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
4
A Bloomingdale Indiana postmaster praises Syrup Pepsin Co product after a long trial. He claims it eases indigestion and constipation and would have saved years of suffering from severe dyspepsia. He notes 25 years of digestive trouble and 14 hours daily at the desk.
Richard Ward returns to Indianapolis after a two week family visit. Evangelists Moore and a Pacific coast worker fill revival duties in Newcastle. The Gleveland revival grows in interest. Local people attend Grand Lodge in Washington. Typhoid pneumonia claims a death near Willis Peacock. Several social visits and weddings announced. births noted.
A fragmented medical note mentions dyspepsia and pres responses with unclear context. The text appears as partial phrases about months and passes, lacking coherent events or identifiable subjects for a full summary.
A bill to ban the manufacture and sale of all intoxicating liquors passed the Georgia House of Representatives by 83 to 45 last week. The measure targets gin wine rooms club rooms and similar venues amid ongoing debates on temperance and public drinking norms.
A promotional fragment urges readers to try a bottle of Dr Caldvais Be eee for constipation relief. It claims pleasant effects and mentions availability from J. with sparse details.
A cryptic 1900s style notice mentions Mies Heicu Gouji donating 5000 th tune to private literature in the United States. The text references clashes with Roberts of Usab over defies and social norms, reflecting era tensions in cultural giving.
Fragmentary local note describes a Sedalia resident aided by an improvised remedy amid a vague medical incident. The text references a quick intervention and a locally known cure, with unclear details and garbled phrases. It mentions a gat and que minute, but the core action remains a hurried rescue attempt.
The derailed OCR notes Admiral Dewey accepts an invitation to Portopolie. It mentions 22th march and a patrol stretch near the harbor with Rocky Mountain Train and a young draughtsman.
A Philadelphia reader reports relief after trying Dr King s New Discovery for chest and lung trouble. She praises the remedy for removing chest pain and aiding sleep. The product is offered at J H McCarty and Son s Drug Store with bottles guaranteed and a free trial.
In Lynn Creek Valley Rev J W Allen closed his meeting series last Sunday. Local residents note funeral attendance for John Earnest and report Doc Earnest has been ill for weeks. J M Conaway of Ciceso conducted business here last week. Jesne McFarridge and T J Kennedy were visitors at B Tribby during one day last week.
Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts a grave illness with yellowing skin sunken eyes and pain. After three physicians gave up a friend urged Electric Bitters. one bottle started improvement and three weeks made him well. He credits the remedy with saving his life at J H McCarty Son's Drug Store for 50 cents guaranteed.
Cambridge City offers 5000 dollar bonus free site and five years tax exemption for Knights town cabinet factory. Knightstown businessmen previously funded 3000 to secure Spiceland location three years ago. Investors feel wary about continued investment amid new field plans. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is now sold by J H McCarty and Son.
Major Hess and an English officer lead efforts after spending over a million dollars in the Southwest on mules and army supplies for English forces in the region. they depart for Cape Town.
A quirky slogan promotes a health product described as impacting fat blood and muscles quickly, urging readers to ask their druggist about Rocky Mountain. The text resembles a vintage promotional line rather than a news item.
The Indianapolis News presents news in a clean, decent, and conservative manner designed for family reading. It promises informative coverage suitable for all members, aiming for pleasure and profit without offense.
An ad style notice from Clark in Peoria Illinois promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Atie as infallible for piles and skin conditions. It warns against counterfeits and claims Coffin & Co. as the distributor.
In a brief dialogue, Tommy sells a doe for money and his sister’s beau protests. Tommy insists on ten cents for tying him up each visit, while the sister’s beau questions the arrangement. The exchange highlights rustic humor and sharp wit.
Advertises The Record and The Household Magazine at one year for $1.25 each. Mentions simple copies available at the office for purchase.
A Detroit Free Press clipping quotes a dismissive exchange about nervous diseases and hysteria. The dialog claims noises cause nervous illness, reflecting dated medical beliefs and gendered stereotypes of the era.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a strange scene with references to a barn, fans, and cures for fever sores. The readable bits suggest a local notice or column fragment with unclear names and events.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Centra gain Telephone Co plans new plant at South Bend with curfew law mentioned as enacted Tuesday night. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Chestnuts are described as a versatile edible used by poor and rich alike. The article details preparation methods from blanching and steaming to boiling and roasting, with uses ranging from street snacks to breads and animal feed. Prices cited include one cent per pound retail and a wholesale rate of $1.50 per two hundred pounds.
A Paris printing house discarded punched almanac circles as waste until two workers quarrelled and spat confetti at each other. The proprietor ordered them used to manufacture confetti. Carnival revelers in Paris and Brussels show the widespread use, with Paris alone consuming 200 tons during the three days of the Beinf Gras carnival.
The process starts with a flat metal sheet cut in a bell shaped pattern and bent around a rod to form a trumpet shape. Edges are brazed, then the bell is placed on a wooden mandrel and hammered smooth to remove seams and irregularities, finishing in a spinning machine.
Amid winter shortages some vagabonds still roam the country but a surprising fact endures. Every autumn a certain number of travelers are said to gather resources and find ways to survive despite hardships.
An OCR fragment shows garbled text resembling a reader’s comment or caption. The legible portion notes a mistaken impression and mentions a person named Dreckiga Lae in a puzzling context. The snippet hints at a memorable misread or misheard remark.
Fragmentary OCR notes a medicine called Dr el a Syrup Pepsin marketed as a natural stomach aid. It is praised by J. Martty & Son and criticized by a neighbor who questions its effectiveness and motives amid a garbled dialogue.
Fragment describes a diarrhea remedy claim with two bottles and cure statement, but lacks full context, names, dates, or verifiable details.
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