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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
8
Anders liquor dealers association orders members to observe the Nicholsen law strictly as revival results in renewed compliance and stricter enforcement expectations.
A 679 pound Mrs. John Jordan of near Dresser is reported dead while advertisements tout Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal digestion aid. The copy claims it digests all foods, cures indigestion, and provides instant relief, with the ad noting strong demand and mentioning Dr Caldwell's Soap Pepsin and other products.
A correspondent in Tokyo discusses Shinto and Buddhist beliefs, criticizing superstition and idolatry while detailing temple sights, local worship practices, and the recent enthusiasm for relics from Siam. The letter notes large crowds, temple architecture, and the 3,200 yen spent on sacred cloth with a final sale value of 68,148 yen.
Counterfeit five dollar gold pieces passed in Elwood on Saturday night. A wealthy deaf woman funded Dr. Nicholson’s Ear Drums Institute with ten thousand dollars to provide free devices for those unable to afford them. At a Friday Indianapolis meeting promoters of the new Indiana democratic club subscribed 36000 shares, totaling seven thousand five hundred dollars.
A testimonial from a winter 1890 1898 patient recalls severe colds and grippelike symptoms vanishing after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The note asserts it breaks up a cold wards off pneumonia and is pleasant to take, attributed to Coffin & Co.
The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy to improve digestion, clear the head, regulate bowels, and help a man feel at peace with the world. It endorses the product through J H McCarty & Son as the distributor.
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