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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1898
Page
7
A hungry tramp, ready to steal, overhears an elderly woman ask for help for a sick boy. He steals a look at a cozy kitchen, then agrees to deliver a hot broth to Tommy at the fourth white house, choosing aid over crime.
A hired tramp ferries soup and a medicine note to a sick boy named Tommy. A doctor, his wife, and a concerned mother coordinate care while the tramp faces a burglary threat and ultimately helps nurse the child back toward health.
A fragment notes an expensive new gift estimated at a million yen, with references to a press release and a positive reception. Details are limited, but the item is described as valuable and notable in the briefing.
A fisherman and a cornet player exchange playful moments by a lake. The man with the instrument blows louder to please the crowd as another fish jokes and the fisherman notes the lively reaction while keeping pace with the distant admirer.
A Ramsey County notary public recounts a child battered by a hip dis dis bone ulcer since age six, after seven doctors failed. Pieces removed, deep cavities probed, and years of suffering ended by six months of Allen's Ulcerine Salve. The boy, now four years healthy, walks with a slight limp.
An incomprehensible fragment describes a wicked leer and a girl approaching a door with a tin pail. It mentions Bates Via the Miscourt, a Texas Railway, and southern excursions as a major opportunity to view the Union’s resources. Statistical reports praise the region’s mild climate, soil, and varied products, urging interested readers to contact H. F. Bowsher for pamphlets and dates of offerings.
A Chicago Evening piece urges restraint in judgment and criticism. It warns against injuring others by attacking their work, cautions about drunken boasting, and notes the sin of betting and scolding a wife in public. It emphasizes personal responsibility and calm conduct.
Be advised of a weekly California tour from St Louis and Chicago to San Francisco via Burlington Route. Route Beaver Scenic Colorado Salt Lake paper cent sunshine throughout. Ticket agent or write for a folder to L W Wakeley General Agent St Louis Mo.
A fragment from the Indianapolis Journal discusses women’s opinions on topics they know little about. It mentions frost-bite cures by oil and sciatica relief, highlighting skepticism toward expert knowledge and the perceived power of certain remedies.
The notice reports rising sales of Hot Bitters and asserts the remedy cures more cases of dyspepsia indigestion constipation nervousness and weakness than in previous years.
Mr Blykins argues about parenting and education with a mother, doubting excessive focus on a child's desire. He suggests learning comes with time as the child grows and discovers luck in getting what is wanted. The exchange reflects early 20th century attitudes on child upbringing.
Excursion tickets will be sold at all actions on the North Western line and on Union Pacific to all units within 200 miles at reduced rates. Dates listed include 24, 25, 26 and 31, 1898 and January 1, 4, 1899. Apply to the North Western Railway for full particulars.
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader quotes Mrs eennee daring to confront Mr Henpeck and asserts the speaker’s right to dodge remarks. A rolling pin strikes the mantel corner and falls to the floor harmlessly, illustrating a humorous domestic moment.
The company announces low-rate excursion tickets for Christmas and New Year holidays to all lines and connecting routes. Tickets on sale December 23 24 25 26 30 31 1898 and January 1 2 1899 good for return until January 7 1899. Ask agents for details. C F Daly Gen Pass Agent Cleveland O.
A New York Journal quip notes Wise-Gayboy’s wife is very beautiful and fascinating. The remark asks about her appearance, then pivots to mentioning their maid as pretty, reflecting social shorthand of the era.
A pasted newspaper snippet mocks political slogans and everyday ailments. It mentions St Jacobs Oil claiming rheumatism cure and notes a nickel in the music box unable to play. It cites the L A W Bulletin about streetcars and public guidance.
Two letters describe relief after using Vegetable Compound Liver Pills and Sanative Wash. Florence A of Lancaster Ohio reports rapid pain relief from side troubles after one bottle, while another woman credits treatment for ending two years of monthly womb inflammation and long doctor’s medicine with lasting cure.
Lirs W R Bates of Mansfield Louisiana reports suffering from painful menstruation leucorrhoea and a sore feeling in the lower abdomen. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she now looks well and praises the remedy as the greatest of the age.
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