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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1896
Page
8
The timetable for the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Big Four line at Carthage Indiana is corrected to June 7 1896 with northbound trains No 102 and 104 and southbound trains No 103 and 105 listed and times including 11 26 am 6 16 pm 7 68 Mm 2 40 pm. Agent J E Campbell of Carthage Indiana is the contact for further information.
CartTHage LancE No 255 I O C F meets at Odd Fellows Hall every Tuesday at 7:30 p m. All visiting members invited. Friends Church holds services each Sabbath 11:00 a m mid week Thursday 10:00 a m prayer Thursday 7:30 p m Sabbath school 9:45 a m Christian Endeavor 6:00 p m Junior Endeavor 3:00 p m singing practice Friday 7:30 p m Sabbath school teachers meeting Wednesday 7:00 p m monthly meeting first Thursday after the first Saturday 10:00 a m
Items report courthouse contract in Rensselaer at 89180 dollars. Deaths include Col. E J Robinson and Rev James Richards. Knightstown and Greenfield ads show carriage painting and bicycle deals. Pea picking near Tipton, catfish catch at Jonesville, and Star Restaurant ice cream promotions appear amid local notices and business notes.
A compilation of notices from Indiana and national briefs. Labor disputes lead to modest judgments. accidents claim lives of J A Marlow and Conductor Nathaniel Barnett. Local reforms, thefts, and civic plans appear alongside Ohio and Washington political analysis from the era, with regional updates from Tipton and Kokomo.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors for aid during the illness and death of a son. The note includes a testimonial from W. S. Musser praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as indispensable and effective, with local shop O. S. Coffin & Co. selling it in Willheim a. The message encourages others to try and recommend the medicine.
Words cannot express our gratitude to neighbors and friends who came to sympathize and assist us in our sad bereavement. So sudden the stroke our hearts were overwhelmed with sorrow, but were cheered by evidences of love from a multitude of good friends. T. B. Gage and children. Henderson, Ind. June 26, 1896.
The undersigned announces candidacy for Sheriff of Rush County challenging the Democratic County Convention decision. The message includes a note from editor W H Smith of The Argus Benton Pa praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming magical results after brief use. The remedy is offered for sale by Q S Coffin Co. and 250 envelopes with printed addresses are available for $1.00.
The Holyoke girls discuss club life with a strict parliamentary debating group open to upper class scholars. Three Greek-letter societies exist, with Sigma Theta Chi proudly sponsoring a renovated senior reading room.Xs Phi Delta members recount reading courses for travel and social visits to Berlin Dresden London Paris and a Holland Katrina inspired local site.
Edward W Bok argues in Ladies' Home Journal that a married woman with no interest in domestic ties poses the greatest societal danger. He condemns card parties as a shallow distraction that draws such women away from productive duties to their husbands and children. The piece contrasts this with well bred women who choose meaningful work over frivolous daytime gaming. Also notes a Franklin Forks child’s colic relief with Chamberlain's remedy, praised for quick relief and kept at home.
Reverend Charles H. Parkhurst defends college in a Ladies Home Journal piece, noting it fits some boys for life while may burden others. He argues practical farming jobs sustain nations and that many ordinary tasks require capable hands, urging less bias against ordinary work and broad education for all occupations.
A quotation notes how many are quick to believe suspicions about strangers based on the word of someone they trust, labeling such authority as good for nothing and warning of credulity spreading unjust impressions.
A reflective note on how kindness counteracts the harshness of imperious treatment, shaping better behavior in generous individuals and softening rough conduct. The quotation from Locke underscores the civilizing effect of considerate speech in social interactions.
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