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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
2
A Nebraska Democratic state convention shows no candidate from the West or East trusted to carry key states. The party leadership resists pledging to the St. Louis nominee, signaling Nebraska voters may reject the national ticket while roosters stamp their roosting power in party control.
A historical political note credits Roosevelt and Fairbanks with an inevitible ticket chosen not by machinations but by consensus. The text extols a platform rooted in Republican principles and a leadership embodying the party’s best traditions. It argues the party is worthy of victory and the nation needs its wise policies in action.
Democratic critics argue the gubernatorial race remains doubtful while Republicans present a strong nominee. The piece notes shrewd politicians avoid contests where results are uncertain and claim the chosen nominee is the strongest head for the ticket.
A letter condemns the St Louis convention as unrepresentative of Indiana Democratic voters. It accuses party bosses of overruling the voters and claims the state party has been sold to August Belmont and associates, including foreign millionaires, undermining actual democracy in Indiana.
The Hearst manager boasts that a New York journalist will make rivals at St. Louis look like 30 cents. Observers note August Belmont & Co as more than a single fortune, hinting at multiple international millionaires backing the firm.
A historical discussion questions tariff changes as a complex issue, contrasting reform rhetoric with specifics. It cites Buchanan and Cleveland on wealth, agriculture, and monetary concerns, arguing that voters must consider concrete, targeted alterations rather than broad denunciations.
A Rochester Tud druggist reports selling fifty boxes of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets on a lady's recommendation. She praised their pleasant purgative effect and widely touted them to neighbors. Sold by J. A. McCarty & Son.
An experienced auctioneer announces return to sales offering reasonable prices and references from top farmers, promising satisfaction. For prices and references, contact the author at the given address.
A Morgantown Indiana resident endured repeated awakenings and severe backache with kidney pains. After taking Foley's Kidney Cure, relief followed. Sold by J H McCarty and Son.
Two hundred fifty employees of the Garr Scott and Co threshing machine works in Richmond have been laid off due to the late cross and the small demand for the machines. An exchange notes a Western town boasting of a three-year-old dying from tobacco heart. Charles M. Sehawk sails for Europe again. Any rewiring machine needle you may want at Sharer's.
The national anthem story centers on Rev Samuel Francis Smith who translated and created hymns after studying German music in Europe. He wrote America in 1832 using the tune then known as God Save the King, first sung at a Boston Fourth of July event and later adopted widely in schools and churches. Smith lived in Newton Center and died November 16, 1895 at age 86.
A Chicago health department notice warns that one third of annual tetanus deaths come from Fourth of July wounds. Doctors are urged to keep wounds open and clean with antiseptics. The toy pistol is singled out after fourteen boys died from tetanus following celebrations in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Local advert notes Finn brand lawn mowers available from W H Sharer Store. Shown as a brief sales blurb inviting customers to visit and purchase hardware and garden tools. No additional actions or dates provided.
Advertisement seeks a representative in this county and adjoining territories to represent a solid financial standing business. Salary twenty one dollars weekly with expenses advanced each Monday by check from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished if needed. Position permanent. Address Blow Brgs. & Co, Room 610 Monon Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
Pointers on choosing Big Four routes to St Louis before and after the Fair. Recommends the Lil's Four route with established through trains, touts Big Four reliability, and offers ticket classes and durations. Advises contacting Warren F Leich, paral Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, for detailed information and booking support.
Advertisement notes Chamberlains Colic Cholkra and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for homes before summer ends. It claims reliability in severe cases and value for children's summer disorders, stating it is pleasant to take and promptly relieves symptoms, with sale through J. H. McCarty & Son.
The Advertising World advertises a monthly publication with information, plans, suggestions and ideas for advertisers. It notes 8th year, 52 pages, 10 cents for four months trial, free simple copy. Address in Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Mattie Bury of Martinsville Virginia credits Chamberlains Cholera Remedy with curing ten years of chronic diarrhoea after two doses relieved her. She used it on a sick child and her own symptoms vanished, and she has remained well. The medicine is sold by Sydy McCarty & Son.
Mrs. Minerga Stith of Banville HL writes that ZL suffered bronchitis for twenty years and found relief with Foley's Honey and Tar. The product was sold by J. Hy, Mecurty.
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