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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1902
Page
3
A 19th century medical testimonial states dropsy begins in the feet or ankles from a failing heart and that the remedy to restore circulation is Dr Miles Heart Cure. The patient describes relief after taking a few bottles, noting prior confinement to bed and chair due to heart symptoms. The account cites Mrs. Ospor from Clyde, Ohio.
Miles Medical Co of Elkhart offers a digest health plan marketed to strengthen the heart. The seller promises guaranteed results and emphasizes druggists on sale and sale guarantees.
M S Mead of Attleboro Mass reports relief from dyspepsia after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He details belching and sour stomach then praises the cure for enabling normal meals including mince pie cheese candy and nuts. The endorsement is signed J H McCarty & Son.
An early 20th century advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrah case uncured by Hall's Catarrah Cure. It credits F J Cheney & Co and a Toledo, Ohio network of wholesale druggists and endorses the cure as acting on blood and mucous surfaces with price 75 cents per bottle and free tests.
A fragmented OCR extract lists numerous personal names and places across multiple states and towns. The text includes names such as Luther Bandy Zenos Bandy Ed Adkins J E Griffin Atlanta R W Sipe Orange Orion Wolf Kacanaha Mich Kate Lovett Greencastle Sherman Townes Warren James Winslow Gueydan La Merle Winslow and many addresses or old postal references. No coherent event or narrative is detectable.
Advertises Linen and Road Papers from Crane's Old Irish Tortey Century and Mencarem with Whit ing's Old Berkshire Old Hampden listed. Offers embossing, folders and announcements printed to order. Claims hundreds of lines and special designs for individuals and occasions.
Aaron Winters and his wife Rosie discover borax in Death Valley after testing with chemicals that emit a green flame. The find yields a $20,000 sale, transforming their harsh desert life into sudden wealth and a move to a Nevada ranch.
A note explains using a pancake lifter to place cankies on a baking tin and to remove them while clarifying fat after frying.
A compilation of home hacks and humorous dialect from an old issue. It covers cleaning grease, removing odors from utensils, rust prevention on roasting pans, and using old newspapers for messy tasks. Also includes a comical exchange about a man considering marriage to a younger woman and a playful note on aging.
A vendor touts engraved copper plates for calling cards and wedding announcements. An annex lists satisfied customers including Mr. States Sexton, Mrs. Edward Adtine, Mrs. Gurney Kizon, Mrs. Samuel McCarty, Miss Winifred Trueblood, and others. Guarantees satisfaction or money back. samples offered for examination by mail or in person.
A garbled page fragment shows an array of ads and notes, including a nursery catalog blurb for Greensburg Indiana with tree grafting offerings, a nurse anecdote about a sick man and Rocky Mountain Tea, and stray lines about cows and milk. The readable items indicate local commerce and bizarre snippets rather than a cohesive story.
A garbled pamphlet fragment discusses patents and trade marks, urging readers to write to Washington for guidance. It mentions penalties, methods for design, and free space for writing, though the text is unclear and partially illegible.
Will M Sparks attorney presents notice in Noten Sar Circuit Court Wash County for Beate Bare administrator of Margaret Archey late of Rush County. The estate process and related administration steps are expected to proceed with court action and filing requirements.
An old style ad touts Beckles's Arnica Salve as a universal cure billed as a famed compound. It claims it cures many ailments with or without pay and mentions price points like 25e or NecCurey Orecs.
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