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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1902
Page
2
The notice lists schedule at St. Christian Church with preachers at 9 30 a m for the first six months and a 7 30 morning prayer meeting. It appears as a colored church notice with references to Come Thou with Us and God.
A compilation notes Congress backing tariff concessions for Cuba as part of Roosevelt era policy. It cites a possible Hawaii territorial shake up with Col Sam Parker to succeed Gov Dole, a geological denial on Montana diamonds, and estimates Isthmian canal cost near 200 million dollars. It also mentions Captain Hobson amid broad federal debates.
The piece critiques Democratic Congressmen for chasing votes with any proposed canal route and laments past party defeats on the issue. It cites the Danish West Indies purchase and maps a global span from Santa Cruz to Balabac, noting dawn over the Philippines as the American Eagle's symbol fades.
A line ofcause and effect describes a vicious loop where kicking provokes bites and bites provoke kicks, worsening with each action. It argues that change must come from outside and promotes Scott's Emulsion as the right help to reset the stomach and break the dangerous pattern.
A fragment describes a traveler whirled through space at 80 miles an hour, signaling via a pocket key to a little wizard. The response is a quick dash back noting the baby is not well. The text reads as a surreal, speculative note on space travel and communication.
M. H. Mead of Attleboro Massachusetts, a leading pharmacist, reports relief from dyspepsia after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He claims he can eat mince pie and cheese again, praising the product and endorsing it heartily. J. H. McCarty & Son promote the cure, noting it digests food without a diet.
A Colorado Springs Gazette fragment depicts a late night scene in a parlor with muf fled voices and a steady gas meter. The humorist on the Daily Bugle delays the morning paper while pondering whether to keep house or live with him, leaving readers with a odd domestic vignette.
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City recalls pneumonia shrinking her son to a skeleton before Dr Kings New Discovery cured his cough. The ad claims it is a sure cure for coughs colds and all lung diseases with a satisfaction guarantee and trial bottles free.
Snow depth reaches into central Texas while a murder trial in Kentucky yields a life sentence for James Howard in the Grobel case. Carnegie expands public library operations into Old Mexico as global needs rise. A health ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for energy and appetite restoration.
An old advertisement describes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy that builds flesh and blood, claiming a strong body improves digestion and vice versa. The copy touts the product as self-sustaining and invites readers to request a free sample, noting the trade mark on every bottle and pricing through druggists.
The Rush Circuit Court docket lists trials from February six through nineteen. Cases include damages and divorces such as Thomas B. Moore v. Leonard Paper Box Board Co and Foxworthy v. Foxworthy, with probate claims and injunctions noted for several estates and entities including Estate of George C. Clark and Estate of Wm. O. Norris. Descriptions specify nuisance and account actions, along with damages in multiple dam ages entries.
Virgil Euson born Aug 24 1901 to Mr and Mrs George Julian died Jan 26 aged five months two days. The parents are urged to find solace in faith with verses about heaven and God. The bereaved include a father mother and relatives. The note asks readers to trust in the Sassor and accept God’s will.
A remedy for weakness nervousness appetite and liver kidney issues following Grin disease. Electric Bitters described as a splendid tonic for stomach liver and kidneys. Thousands have benefited by using them to strengthen nerves build up the system and regain health and spirits. Q 50c Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by J H McCarty Son.
Jurors for February term listed for Grand Jury Albert Morris Robert Hill Sylvester Gwin Nup Edward Spencer and Charles Mcthaw Union and Petit Jury members including Louis Neutzenhelzer Frank Carr James E Smith George W Reeve Charles Nelson Milton Gordon Joseph Amos Frank Craft Samuel A Kee Seth Meor Thomas Cline John Kirkpatrick called to meet February 5 for grand and February 10 for petit juries. County campaign described amid lively nullified reform rhetoric and noisy campaigning.
Mrs. J A Moore of North Michigan says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best cough, cold, and croup remedy her family has used for years. She reports high confidence in the product and states it is for sale by J H McCarty.
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