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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1899
Page
4
Regular Sabbath services at 11 a m and 7 p m with mid week meetings Thursday 1 a m and 7 p m Sabbath School at 9 a m Junior and Intermediate groups at 3 p m Senior group at 6 p m Singing practice Tuesday a m teachers meeting Wednesday 7 p m monthly meeting Thursday after first Saturday at 4 p m Elwood Scorr pastor
Rushville plans a city street fair spanning July 24 through July 29. The event features local vendors, live music, and family activities across downtown roads. Organizers urge residents to check the schedule for parade times and vendor openings.
A brief note references a refrain urging a fight and identifies the capital of the Philippines as located in the District of Columbia in the United States.
A statement frames Greater America as the guiding spirit behind the Republican hosts pursuit of victory. The assertion links national identity to political momentum and party triumph, signaling a rhetorical rallying point for supporters.
The Republicans of Ohio have dug up the hatchet as is usual about this time annually and proceeded with the regular factional fight.
A brief editorial urging compliance with American rule over the Tagal region, arguing obedience and submission to civilization is preferable to resistance and the costs of ongoing conflict. The tone echoes late 19th or early 20th century imperial rhetoric.
Admiral Dewey expresses strong support for retaining the Philippines, envisioning American access to Oriental commerce and resources. He warns that selling the islands could trigger another war, a view that echoes among Republicans advocating a stronger United States presence in the region.
The article notes a rift between American and British commissioners over Alaska boundary. Canada presses for access to a Pacific outlet, opposing American control of the Panhandle. It argues Canada has no claim, but gold finds and the risk of war drive delaying concessions.
Miss Roberta Harris offers for sale her nine room frame house and summer kitchen opposite Jesse Stone's residence. The property is well built with cedar, fruit trees, good water, and is in a desirable neighborhood near town. Terms reasonable. For details contact Rosetta Harris, Cartuace, Lyp.
The advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as the most effective digestion aid and a discovery surpassing all prior medical advances. It quotes endorsements from O S Coffin & Co and cites testimonials on digestion relief, with claims of affordability and broad household use.
A vintage advertisement notes that DeWitt's Little Early Risers relieve constipation biliousness sick headache indigestion and other stomach or liver troubles as the right remedy at the right time. Signed by O S Coffin.
O S Coffin promotes a Kodol Dyspepsia Cure that digests all food types. Carthage merchants support a street fair with financial and other assistance. Lloyd Henley and Cyrus Coffin visited and Coffin sought the public schools principal post. Morristown Sun items note visitors Erma Wagoner and Celia Judy. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised for piles with lasting relief.
Cincinnati sample offers a Daily 5.00 guaranteed useful kitchen utensil combination hailed as a world wonder. W F Forshee Co advertises the item, seeking agents to sell the product locally.
The Journal cites James E. Naden editor of Rushville American found liable in Federal court for sending obscene material by mail. Judgment suspended ten days to allow funds for payment and avoid prison.
Mr P Ketchmann of Pike City reports Gal Pain Balm gave relief from pain others testify to its prompt effects. Forease G S Coffin Co notes the John Patterson monument in Glen Grove cemetery stands twenty feet high costing about 1200 dollars. Ross Miller, recently back from Troop F Shoe Cavalry, served months at Porte Mar. Knightstown Banner mentions a ten street commissioner acts as necessary. J A Schear of Sedalia Mo saved his child from death by croup using Minute Cough Cure. O S Coffin
A Cincinnati firm Forshee & Co promotes a scam offering a free watch to anyone who introduces 18 pints of New Idea American Writing ink in assorted colors. It promises you can sell all in one day without upfront money and to forward $180 after sale. if ink isn’t sold it can be returned.
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