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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
2
Local society directory lists Sunday services for multiple churches with varied schedules including Sabbath School morning and preaching at 11 a.m., youth leagues in afternoon, prayer meetings, and choir practice. Names of pastors Alpheus Jrueblood J Coveman and Philander Weaver appear with service times and invitations.
Fragmentary text references figures Hobson Roosevelt Carnegie Hay and U S foreign trade, with notes on Navy resignations, gifts to Uncle Sam, and Palestine resettlement ideas. The piece blends political commentary and international mentions, including New York City debt and U S market dominance.
One who knew him says Tie is a modest big man whose leadership of the Treasury Department will bring another major achievement for the country.
The piece notes sentimental factors in international diplomacy, discusses debates over a one cent first class postage rate, and argues that despite rural route expansions, reducing revenue by halving first class matter would harm timely and safe mail delivery.
Rural Free Delivery carriers lament no raise on Jan 1, noting $500 yearly pay barely covers equipment. Carriers require two horses, delivery wagon, feeding, shoeing, and maintenance costs. City carriers earn $800 annually without horse or wagon, highlighting the pay gap.
A national effort to erect a memorial tomb for William McKinley gathers momentum across the United States. The McKinley National Memorial Association, based in Cleveland, urges every township to organize, contribute, and forward funds while schools and churches acknowledge gifts. The Canton site, with a graveyard, hills, and a marble statue, honors the late president and his family, including his daughters and parents, in a landscape intended for a grand monument.
Mabel Bever, age unknown, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bever of Pin Hook Neighborhood Noble township, fell while playing Saturday with an open Bar low knife. She stumbled and the blade penetrated her neck, dying Sunday afternoon. Doctors Sipe and Parsons gave aid. funeral held Tuesday afternoon from the home.
Mrs. Mary Bird of Harnsburg Pa declares her child was saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure. The ad touts it as a safe immediate remedy for coughs croup throat and lung troubles suitable for even the youngest child and recommends every family keep a bottle handy this season.
Dr Jobh D Green of Manila sued Cyrus E Trees estate for 8000 dollars for medical care. The compromise paid 3500 dollars. Green is Trees son in law and the bill drew attention for its length. Case moved to Marion Circuit Court on venue change. Attorneys Smith Innis Mull Hord involved.
A 19th century ad urges readers who are overweight or underfed to try Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil to balance energy and digestion. It links overwork and under-digestion to thinning and endorses the product as a helpful tonic while noting activity remains essential and warning of overuse. A free sample offer accompanies the genuine bottle imprint.
A patient from Depauw Indiana reports nine years of constipation trouble. After trying many remedies, DeWitts Little Early Risers give the best results with no distress.
Property transfers recorded including John G. Wykef and wife to Patrick Hayes and wife for 100 acres in Washington township for $1 to correct title. Mary E. Sewark and husband to Ulyssis L. Weets 40 acres in Rushville township. Owen L Carr and wife to Cicero Harris lot 162 in new addition to Rushville for $1007.
A February automobile show is planned in Indianapolis. The cyclorama building is being remodeled for the event. Dr. W D McGavran visited Rogville last evening in consultation with Dr. Green regarding Mrs. Harry Pavey formerly Miss Gus Albertson of this city. Mrs. Pavey is suffering from acute nervous prostration and is in serious condition.
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