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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1899
Page
5
Mr W M Bush of Hotel Dorrance Providence R I reports long standing diarrhoea relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He states immediate effects and near full relief with dosage when symptoms appear. Sold by O B Coffin & Co.
Blem text advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a purgative that expels poisonous accumulations, cleanses the stomach bowels and liver, and purifies the blood. It claims to drive away disease, relieve melancholy, and restore health and vigor for daily routine without causing griping or sickness. Caf fin.
Otto H Shemmer of Milwaukee reports that overwork and lack of sleep left him nervous while performing solos. After using Dr Miles Nervine he says relief was immediate and complete. He recommends the product to other musicians and notes it is sold by druggists with a guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana officials list.
Old advertisements claim DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve quickly heals gunshot wounds cuts bruises and injuries from nails stings and ivy with claims of preventing blood poisoning. Promotes safety against counterfeits and cites Col Boone backing Black Diamond venture for English investment. Also touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and notes local bank property appraisals in Knightstown New Castle Middletown Spiceland.
Bismarck's vigor credited to splendid health and indomitable will. A health toning claim urges Dr. King's New Life Pills to improve brain and body power, noting benefits when stomach liver kidneys bowels function well. Available for 25c at O. S. Hill & Co's Drug Store.
A recent Knightstown board report notes May electric light charges totaling 157 dollars at about 1 900 annually. Knightstown uses up to 50 lights with 15 000 candle power, while New Castle has 65 arc lights of 2 000 candle power each. New Castle spends about 14 000 dollars annually for extensions at 5 percent interest.
Local ad promotes Bucklee's Arnica Salve as a cure for skin eruptions sores fever sores piles chapped hands and other conditions. Sold by O. S. Hill & Co. in the area, promising relief from boils corns warts burns and more.
A summary of chestnut types for US cultivation notes three main kinds: American and European chestnuts and the Japanese variety. American chestnuts offer sweet nuts and adaptability but face leaf diseases. European types yield larger nuts but suffer fungal issues and sun damage in the east, yet suit California. Japanese chestnuts are dwarf, early bearing, hardy, with abundant nuts but quality lags.
A New Jersey peach grower at the state horticultural convention discusses thinning to optimize size and color. Leaving too many peaches risks undersized, poor quality fruit or tree exhaustion and blight. Hand thinning or using poles can work. determine a tree’s bearing capacity by age and size, aiming for uniform fruit size and color to maximize market value.
Kansas Agricultural College at McAhatten reports long running experiments in fruit cold storage yielding definite results. A bulletin on the subject will be distributed, described as the first issue sent to the United States on this important topic.
The American Pomological Society will hold its twenty fifth biennial session in Philadelphia September 7 and 8 with the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. An international exhibition of finite flowers under the Russian Imperial Horticultural Society will be at St Petersburg May 17 to May 27. Good results have been obtained in combating the raspberry sawfly with hellebore. The New York station tests show over 90 Russian and Asiatic muskmelons and watermelons perform poorly and disease is common. Pears do well in northern New Hampshire with Flemish Beauty Clapp's Favorite Louise Bonaparte Jersey and Vermont Beauty recommended. the last is very fine.
A new hybrid tea rose named Liberty is praised for deep rich crimson color without blackening or blue petal tints. Compared to Meteor, Liberty shows purer ruby petals and strong fragrance, winning a certificate at the American Institute in New York on March 8 and drawing broad attention from horticultural observers.
For small areas turfing forms a faster, better lawn than seeding. Prepare the surface as for seeding, lay sods about one and a half inches thick from established lawns or old pastures, cut into long narrow strips, roll to move, and set with tight joints. Finish by beating firmly with a heavy wooden mallet.
Ohio station highlights the most promising newer strawberry varieties. Clyde is prolific with perfect flowers, Glen Mary also has perfect flowers, Hall's Favorite is an early perfect flowering type, Luther is an early perfect flowering variety, Carrie resembles Haverland but with better color and firmness, and top older varieties include Haverland Warfield Crescent Lovett and Bubach.
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