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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
2
The Big Four route timetable for Cleveland and Cincinnati areas is presented, corrected to November 3, 1901. It lists passenger numbers and train details including No. 31 passenger and No. 6 passenger services and other labeled designations, reflecting early 20th century rail scheduling.
A cautious advisory suggests fireworks dealers should stock essential first aid items like bandages and antiseptics as a safety tide line. The guidance emphasizes preparedness for potential accidents amid celebrations and large crowds.
Chicago fencers carried off honors in a competition held in Indianapolis while Chi cago fencers remained at home to carry off other items.
A short seasonal remark notes the feeling of warming to rural kin during this time of year, conveying a sense of cozy regional connection without additional details.
Lincoln and Steffens spar over the assertion that Cincinnati is the worst governed city in the United States. Philadelphia may react with envy to the provocative broadside spreading the idea.
The note indicates a plan to publish a poetry volume including all poets in the region. It references Indiana and signals a finished or near completion stage for the project.
A Texan arrested in New York for drunkenness chose jail over hiring a lawyer when asked about representation, signaling the Gotham lawyer’s fame extends beyond New York.
Luther Burbank proposes cobless corn as a new harvesting breakthrough but faces practical hurdles and market uncertainty. Researchers weigh viability, seed supply, and consumer acceptance as investors monitor progress and potential adoption.
A proposal to clear current mating rules for bears outlines that hunting should be conducted by a man on horseback with a secretary, guides, dogs, newspaper correspondents, and a photographer accompanying the expedition.
Mrs Hydie Hunter of Pittsburg Pennsylvania recalls four weeks of sickness with trpheid and kidney trouble. After a period of severe weakness she recovered with the aid of a doctor and now walks straight again. The advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for stomach liver and kidney disorders at M MecClain's drug store with a modest price.
A testimonial points to Buckley's Arnica Salve curing a sore upper lip after other remedies failed and praises its use for burns, cuts, and wounds. Towns of Rat Portage and Leek of Concord share positive experiences, with the product offered at M. A. McClain's drug store for 25 cents.
On a sunlit morning at sea, Temple reunites with Margaret and recalls their past. Izola L Forrester writes a seaside Easter scene where youthful romance, debutante legends, and distant plans surface as the couple and friends share broad, reflective dialogue.
On an ocean liner Easter morning, Archie Temple and Mrs. Haines confront memories of their past romance. She hints at past mistakes and revenge, while Temple recalls Kingsley Haines who died in a cross country fall. Rumors and longing mix as two former lovers resume uneasy contact 200 miles from Southampton.
A fragmented OCR passage describes early engagement by modern courtiers and a Tar tar army near Qimr, with Cher and Mohmmed figures mentioned. It notes mediins being taken and a focus on brave acts of soldiers who chose to stand firm rather than flee to aid comrades.
The 42nd anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga will be celebrated with a grand reunion at Chickamauga National Park from September 18 to 20. Regiments from twelve states Pennsylvania to Kentucky will gather, many for the first time since the 1860s. Low one cent per mile rail fare and guided battlefield tours are offered to educate youth and honor veterans. tickets via Louisville and Nashville routes with local railway agents assisting.
Indianapolis sets a two day trip for the International Typographical Union meeting in Toronto, inviting the public aboard a premium Pullman train. All expenses paid before departure cover railroad, sleeping car, steamboat tickets, and hotels. Participants visit Niagara Falls and ride the Rocky Gorge railroad past the Whirlpool and rapids with voyages on Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
Sleeping cars advertisement states tickets will be valid for twelve days on return travel. A folder with prices and full particulars will be sent to any person addressing secretary Mr. C. E. McKee, 502 Lemeke Building, Indianapolis, Indiana.
The text claims Paris reports a "diamond cure" for consumption with a testimonial from W. T. McGee of Vanleer Tennessee praising Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. It promotes a remedy at M A McClain's drug store priced 75 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle offered.
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