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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1892
Page
3
After dinner discomfort these granules aid Nature gently as a mild laxative and cathartic. They claim lasting effects for liver sickness headaches bilious head constipations indigestion and stomach and bowel derangements. The pills are advertised as cheap and satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
A chronicled view of Turkish women's attire and home life describes bright trousers and shalvars, loose chemises, low neck jackets, veils, and ornate outer cloaks. The piece contrasts daily confinement, husband rules, and strict nocturnal routines with customs, sleep, and hygiene, ending with a testimonial for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root from veteran Samuel L. McFadin of Logansport Indiana.
A quirky local clash over red neckties grows into a social spectacle as clerks push bold scarlet options while customers face ridicule for choosing quieter styles. The piece notes nationwide style fever and odd parallels to other fashion fads, ending with a stray note about an Abingdon man recovering from a long-ago gunshot injury.
Herman Anderson nineteen was arrested last night at the Waldo lodging house on Market Street after the night clerk found him with a pair of trousers in hand. The well dressed youth resisted entry to his room before police intervened and he was booked at the southern station.
The excerpt compiles playful snippets from multiple period papers. It features comic dialogue about eyes of a typewriter, pausing for pay, and a misfired railway delay. Names include Mrs Bleeks, Posem, Ma'mselle Posem, McPhelim, and Teodoro, with a light tone and regional newspaper flavor.
The notice advertises Dr Kline's remedies and a Great Nerve Restorer claiming rapid cures for insomnia and various ailments. It promotes a free treatise and $2 trial bottle, with a Philadelphia address for purchases. It mentions tonic benefits for dyspepsia rheumatism kidney troubles and grippe and jokes about snoring spouses. It includes a dubious claim about success in one minute and targets the aged and frail.
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