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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
2
Society directory lists Sunday services and activities for Friends' Church and East St. Christian Church. It notes Sabbath School times, preaching hours, junior and senior Endeavor or Epworth leagues, prayer meetings, choir practice, and monthly meetings with invites to attend all services.
The public is invited to attend at St Christian Church with services each Sunday at 700 pm and Sabbath School at 900 am. Weekly meetings include social gatherings every other Sunday at 730 pm and a Thursday prayer meeting at 700 pm led by Pastor Therlanda Weaver.
On site at The Chicago Inter Ocean office at East Monroe Street readers are invited to tour the building and view its mechanical and scientific improvements. The tour offers insight into the newsroom and printing innovations for those interested in the subject and is open to visitors.
Reader sees clear evidence that President Roosevelt does his own thinking. The Republican officers of the last House performed their duties well and were all reelected without Republican opposition.
A house Democratic caucus forms a six week committee to define what constitutes a Democrat. The article notes Roosevelt's continued strength as a writer and hints Aguinaldo has not upheld loyalty to the United States, described as a traitor given his past record.
The passage notes the presidents message to Congress reflects vigorous Americanism, commercial aggressiveness, and a peaceful posture, shaping public sentiment.
A Roosevelt denounces the rule forbidding public servants from taking personal benefits in any transaction where they have a public duty to perform. The text references ideas about government ethics and accountability, with a provocative line about the German Presidental bee and other figures.
President Roosevelt issues a public message addressing the nation after actions regarding his removal from office. The address outlines grounds, justifications, and the political landscape surrounding the decision, urging calm and constitutional process.
Governor Jenkins of Oklahoma faces scrutiny over alleged improper links to a public contract. The Ithmian canal commission backs the long or Nicaraguan route with an estimated cost of 109,864,062 and a construction horizon of about 10 years. Nearby Fortville bidding for notoriety as a modern Deserted Village echoes regional decline. Boston aunties press anew for a Filipino republic by Congress as readers question political remedies.
Mrs J B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced gall stones and jaundice until a doctor failed to help. She then used Electric Bitters and recovered fully asserting it as a wonderful stomach saver and kidney remedy for dyspepsia and loss of appetite. For sale by J H McCarty & Son. Wanted active man of good character to deliver and collect in Indiana for a wholesale house offering $900 yearly pay. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope to Manufacturers 3 floor 334 Dearborn Street Chicago.
The publication comes as a colorful, oversized weekly with 28 to 37 pages per issue and a changing engraved cover. It boasts a large circulation of over 460,000 homemakers and concentrates on fiction, poetry, housekeeping, crafts, family topics, and children’s content edited by four women. Its price is 35 cents per issue and $1.30 with The Record.
The last week’s Congressional estimates from Secretary Gage for the year ending June 30, 1903 show a net decrease of 18 million compared with 1902, yet 34 million above the year’s appropriations. The total needed to run the government in 1903 is 610,827,688 dollars, with major reductions in War Department spending by 16.4 million and pensions by 5.4 million, while other areas adjust accordingly.
The Chicago Post notes Henry Irving and Hellen Terry star in the Merchant of Venice in Chicago with weak support from the audience. Miss Terry is described as forcous mechanical and absent minded while Irving appears listless in the climactic scenes.
Dr Mary L Melendy recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy for stubborn coughs in children of all ages. It is non narcotic and safe for home use. Sold by J H McCarty & Son as a universal panacea for colds coughs and bronchial afflictions with direct results.
Seek trustworthy men and women to travel and advertise for an old established firm with solid financial standing. Salary $780 yearly plus cash expenses. No canvassing. Provide references and self addressed stamped envelope. Address Manager Caxton Bldg Chicago.
Ho Chrestenson of Hayfield Minnesota writes that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure relieved years of dyspepsia. He was bedridden, unable to keep food down, and doctors said he could not live. After using one advertisement’s recommendation, he began improving from the first bottle and was cured.
A Tennessee man recalls how his wife’s coughing nearly collapsed her lungs until a friend recommended Dr Kings New Discovery. The medicine is advertised as guaranteed for coughs colds bronchitis asthma and lung troubles with 50 cent and one dollar sizes and trial bottles free at McCarty & Sons.
Classified advertisement seeks a salaried manager for a solidly funded commission. Salary listed as 780 dollars per year with cash expenses. No canvassing required. Applicants should send references and self addressed stamped envelopes to Manager at 55 Caxton Building Chicago.
Health note claims a torpid liver and sluggish bowels cause impure blood and eruptions. It touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as world famous for stimulating the liver and bowels without griping or distress. Safe pills touted for cleansing poisons via bowels.
CASnow and Co presents a pamphlet detailing United States and foreign patents, costs, procurement, trademarks, caveats, infringements, and patent case decisions. It claims to help inventors protect intellectual property and offers the pamphlet free to those who write to CASmon and Co in Washington, DC.
A vintage advertisement argues that a cycle of weakness and thin blood worsens health. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as external aid to balance stomach, enrich blood, and build a strong body, ending with a call to send for a free sample and listing New York address and price.
"I suffered such pains frown corns I could hardly walk" writes H. Robinson. Bucklin's Arnica Salve completely cured them. Acts like magic on sprains bruises cuts sores scalds burnes boils ulcers. Defect healer of skin diseases and piles. Care guaranteed by J. H. McCarty & Son.
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