Rushville area notes and Fourth of July visits
Local items report Miss Eva Johnson in Rushville on the Fourth. Several residents from Greenup and nearby towns spent Independence Day with friends in Rushville. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Hamilton, Mr and Mrs Ed Archer, Mr and Mrs Ed Toms, Mrs Annie Gilliam, and many others. Activities include Archey’s Meat Market promotions, new hay equipment, and community visits to Indianapolis, Knightstown, and other nearby towns.
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Ed Toms
Indianapolis
T. J. Wilson
Local visitors and social notes from area towns
Subscrive for the Record. Mr. and Mrs Lon LeMay of Alexandria are visitors here this week. Misses Bessie and Ruth Marson visited relatives in Cambridge City. Mrs. Willcuts and son Lowell visited relatives in Richmond and Fountain City. Rhoades duo from Knightstown guests Sunday. Mrs Ton Smith and daughters stayed near Rushville this week. They were seen home Tuesday by Mrs Jessie Tilson and her young stepson. Jot Goar of New Lisbon signs with Connersville baseball team for the season. Mrs Aaron Collin received flowers from Mrs Julia Dennis of Marion Alabama, including magnolia cape jasmine crepe myrtle blossoms. Flowers arrived in good condition after the long trip.
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Ton
Smith and Daughters
Rushville
Jessie Tilson
Little Step Son
Aaron Collin
Julia Dennis
Marion
Ala
Quiet Fourth in Carthage with picnics and baseball
Carthage celebrated the Fourth with two baseball games, fireworks, and picnic parties. Home team won easily while crowds enjoyed woods dinners, fishing, and cool breezes. Otto McCarty sent two balloons aloft and a drum corps stirred town pride before dusk. No casualties were reported.
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Carthage
Otto McCarty
Walnut Ridge social notes and harvest report
Walnut Ridge and Westland residents share visits to J. D. Parker and others. Olive White travels for J. D. White, Bertha Jessup visits Westland, and neighbors report fence work by J. O. Parker crews. The W F M S holds a joint meeting at Levi Jessup’s with a strong livery program and refreshments. Harvest runs low quality wheat with no apparent injuries or accidents noted.
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Walnut Ridge
Westland
Levi Jessup
Morgantown resident cured by Foley's Kidney Cure
A. N. Bass of Morgantown Indiana suffered severe backache and kidney pains requiring multiple awakenings at night. He was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure sold by J. H. McCarty & Son. Subscribe for the Record.
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A. N. Bass
Morgantown
Ind
Foley
J. H. McCarty & Son
Fuleys Honey and Tar Ad Claims Healing Cure
The proprietors deny advertising it as a sure cure for consumption. They state it helps in early stages and provides comfort in worse cases, presenting Fuleys Honey and Tar as a potent lung remedy. Sold by J H McCarty and Son.
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Fuley’s
Fuley
J. HW. McCarty
Landscape Photography Tips for Beginners
The article advises beginners to focus on landscape selection rather than color, emphasizing form and light. It suggests timing subjects to season and weather, choosing composition with the main point of interest placed off center, and capturing yearly sequences from the same spot to show snow, melt, rain, budding, foliage, bloom, fruit, and autumn frost, as noted in the Philadelphia Record.
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Lome
Philadelphia Record
White House stables through presidential eras and horses
The article traces the White House stables from their early destruction by British troops during the War of 1812 to successive presidents who used or expanded stables nearby. It notes Monroe, Adams, Jackson, Van Buren, Pierce, Buchanan, Lincoln, and Johnson, plus water access from a distant Potomac watering point.
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White House
White Louse
Executive Mansion
Monroe
Adams
General Jackson
Presidential Mansion
van Buren
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Johnson
Potomac River
A Senatorial Tilt and a Benton County Confession
A Texas senator Reagan refuses to yield to an interruption during a speech while Henry Blair presses for a question. Blair quips about missing an opportunity to improve the talk. In Missouri, a Benton county man confesses at revival saying he cannot repent while the grand jury is in session, prompting a preacher’s retort.
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Reagan
Texas
Senate
Henry W. Blair
New Hampshire
Blair
Rea
Warrensburg
Journal-Democrat
Benton County
Ife
Carriage Wallets Fray Over Weight Charged Rides
A crowded trolley car erupts in comic dispute as Mr Skinnay complains the fare should be based on weight while a jolly heavy man laughs and argues back, capturing a streetcar scene of humorous friction and public transport quirks.
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Mr. Skinnay
Big Four Route Co ticket information offered
Full information and particulars on rates tickets and limits available from the agent of the Big Four Route Co Warren J Lyden General Passenger and Ticket Agent Cincinnati O March 15 to September 30 1904 dates printed for reference and contact details provided for inquiries.
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Warcgaeter
I.chuseve
Warren J. Lyxcn
Gen's Pass & Ticket Agt
Fuleys Kidney Cure Ad Claims Broad Efficacy
An old advertisement asserts that Fuley’s Kidney Cure works where other medicines fail, claiming cures when “everything else has disappointed.” Signed SN by J. If. McCarty & Sen.
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Fuley
J. If. McCarty
Sen
Think go
A compact quotation noting a fat man urging action or decision with a sharp retort about whether thinking would deter others from stopping. The line captures a terse exchange and a tone of wry practicality.
Niblicg Solomon Known for Vast Wives and Knowledge
A Dostan Transcript excerpt portrays Niblicg Solomon as a wise man who knew all there is to know. It notes that Foowie naturally, with his extensive assortment of wives, would have heard all that was going on.
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Solomon
Foowie
Fragmented quotes and notes on literacy and printing history
A collage of historical snippets mentions Senicker and Bodker on college education, Bryant's Thanatopsis, Christopher Bower and early American typography, Sower's German Bible of 1743, and a laundry joke from the Judge newspaper, reflecting literary culture, printing milestones, and humorous daily life.
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America
Christopher Bower
John the Baptist
Christ
Jesus
Sower
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