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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
5
Descriptive plea describes a starving animal, noting dimples and joy gone, fat depleted for weeks. Mustard remedy urged is Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as the fat to save the small creature. The urgent tone calls for quick action to prevent death.
A Chicago Times-Herald summary notes a girl spent six weeks in England and Paris with 350 dollars. She visited London and Paris, bought clothing and a camera, paid for rail and steamship fares, tips, and sightseeing, and returned with health and memories. The piece downplays warnings of needing a thousand dollars.
In a 1852 election run for Parliament after defeat in 1847, Lord Macaulay faced a provocative hustings scene when a dead cat was hurled at him by an opponent. The assailant apologized, revealing the target was the rival, prompting Macaulay to quip I wish you had aimed it at me and struck him.
Fragmentary note from Chicago Tribune quoting a foreign manager and American manager about a risky play in court language. Obscure phrases mention an ordinance and a date fragment, with names unreadable.
Quiet home remedy notice extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a cure for grip and pneumonia risk, claims widespread success, and lists O S Coffin & Co as seller. Mentions DeWitt’s Little Early Risers liver pills as a preferred option and warns against fake Witch Hazel Salve copies from counterfeit sellers.
F L Hewett of Winfield Indiana recounts a severe 1898 99 grippe attack. He credits two bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy with breaking up the illness and stopping the cough, claiming no further trouble with Grippe. The remedy is praised as reliable and pleasant to take, marketed by O S Coffin & Co.
The ad claims brain and liver diseases afflict most Americans with sour stomach headache costiveness heart issues and stomach pains. It promotes August Flower at 75 cents claiming two doses cure and urges buyers to ask druggists for Green's Prize alvanac Coffin Co.
U A Snow & Co describes their experience securing more than 20 000 patents for inventors. The pamphlet covers detection of patent infringement costs, United States foreign patents, trade marks, designs, caveats, instruments, and key patent decisions. Free copies available by writing to Snow & Co Washington DC.
A wealthy donor funded the Nicholon Institute to provide Dr. Nicholson's Ear Denina to deaf individuals unable to obtain the Ear Drama, with a $10 000 gift. Logan port gas inspectors report contrivances to coax fuel gas from mains, while public health notes rising death rates from croup pneumonia and grippe.
A Michigan City quarantine isolates the state prison amid a smallpox outbreak. Patient details mention G A Roberta of Lintner DL who suffered four years with a stomach wad and loss of 65 ponnia before Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin restored appetite. J H McCarty and Lee Walker stabbed Edward Brown at a Posey county prayer meeting, likely fatal. Chamberlain's products advertised with claims of stomach and liver relief, 25 cent price. S. H. Goodman of Wabash purchased $10,000 in Hereford cattle at a Kansas City sale.
An affable message urges optimism and happiness while promoting Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a core remedy for constipation indigestion stomach troubles and sick headache. A Decker township farmer J H McCarty & Son reports selling seven hogs in Hazelton averaging over six hundred pounds with a top weight of 760 pounds.
A Henrietta lawyer recalls persuading a grave-digger to try Electric Bitters after his brother suffered malaria fever and jaundice. The remedy reportedly cured him fully, expelling malaria and purifying the blood, while aiding digestion and liver kidneys and bowels. It is praised for constipation dyspepsia nervous disorders and female complaints.
A survey of federal departments notes women excel as stenographers, copyists, and in precise clerical tasks while noting limits in heavy work. It cites figures from the Interior, Post Office, Treasury, and state departments, highlighting salaries from 210 to 3000 dollars and roles from translators to note counters.
An old public notice extols Cham berlain's Cough Remedy as a sure preventive for pneumonia linked to colds and grip epidemics. It claims every treated case recovered and that the remedy has gained worldwide reputation for curing coughs and grip, sold by U S Coffin.
Old established house seeks men and women to appoint agents and represent us. Some travel, some local work. $900 guaranteed yearly salary and expenses plus extra commissions. Permanent positions with advancement prospects. Write at once. Dept. E Stafford Press Co New Haven Connecticut.
Early 20th century advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and grip. Claims cure for stubborn cough, feverish pains, and chest symptoms. Promises guaranteed bottles at 50 cents and one dollar with free trial bottles at Col. Finch’s or Col. Finch & Co.
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