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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1899
Page
7
A Notting ham village storekeeper serves a farm laborer asking for a pound of bacon. With no weight, the man balances scales using his fist, praising honesty when the scales nearly balance. The old woman exclaims she has never seen such clever honesty and calls it a red herring.
A New York Press quote reflects on wasted love in cold seasons and how women’s attitudes shift with finance patterns and a resolve to spread happiness. It notes aging passion, Eve and the apple, and the somber effect of a sad look and mournful speech.
A 200 dollar reward offer accompanies a testimonial claim that Hall's Catarrh Cure is a constitutional remedy for all stages of catarrh. The ad asserts internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces, boosting constitution and aiding nature, with testimonials and a money-back pledge if it fails to cure.
In a witty exchange a French physician’s studies on healthful amusement prompt the comment that long life results from engaging in dueling, a suggestion playfully noted by Judge Wickwire.
An OCR fragment shows crop yield claims for oats and seed offers from Salzer Seed Company of Lacrosse Wisconsin plus potato prices and assorted ad copy. Also includes testimonials and crude verse lines and a warning about alcohol abuse from a bulletin.
The Senate discusses expansion policy with opposition to ratification by Mr White of California and Mr West's anti expansion resolution. In the House, District of Columbia Day features local legislation and navigation law extension to Hawaii. Debates on army reorganization and Philippines policy dominate the week with notable speeches by Lodge Clay Johnson and Dolliver. The pension bill and eulogies mark key events amid ongoing war policy shifts.
Special reports from Wisconsin interior towns show extreme cold with Appleton at 35 degrees below zero and Black River Falls at 40 below. Medford and Whitehall each report 88 degrees below zero. A brakeman named Eugene Feller, 27, was killed when struck by a Lake Shore engine in Toledo Ohio.
A notice states a reward of 20 000 dollars is offered for the finding of a lady’s satchel valued at 150 000 dollars. The text implies a crime or loss but focuses on the finder’s reward and mentions Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestive aid.
A fragment quotes a customer remark about a seven dollar price for a pair, with a note that the air course or something else is not needed. The line ends with a courteous rebuttal about not needing them.
The report notes opportunities in the Empire State of the Union with Eastern and Middle States markets. Texas commissioners compile statistics showing mild climate and productive soil offer advantages. For details contact Bowsher, District P. nat, Ohio.
Fragmentary line suggests a secret ballot issue causing confusion and debate in Philadelphia. The quote implies voting secrecy amid political maneuvering, with an outsider remark highlighting distrust or procedural doubt. No clear names or dates available.
A fragmentary collection of early 20th century medical ads and quotes. Mentions laxatives and cough medicines, claims refunds if failing to cure, and cites various street corners and newspapers. The tone mixes promotional blurbs with aphorisms about health and happiness.
Letters from women praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with claims of relief from backache headaches nervous symptoms and menstrual troubles. Testimonials from E A Brenner in East Rochester Ohio and S J Swanson in Gibson City Illinois describe improvements after using multiple products and endorse free expert advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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