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Newspaper

Carthage Record

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1897

Page

6

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Tops Local Sales Report

Kerr & Sons of Mars Pa trumpet Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best selling medicine, claiming sales of two gross this winter and six bottles in a single morning to many customers. They praise its effectiveness in croupy affections and say customers call it best. It is sold at 25 and 50 cents by O S Coffin & Co Druggists. The rest is a humorous line about foreign stamps and separation.

Chamberlain Messrs Kerr & Sons, Druggists Mars O. S. Coffin & Co

Pocket book essential Foley's Colic Cure advised

The article recommends carrying Foley's Colic Cure after your pocket book to prevent or cure bowel derangements from water changes. It notes its usefulness and mentions availability through Owen S. Hill.

Foley O.S. Coffin Putnam Owen S. Hill

Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed

D B Patton a Fayette City druggist testifies at Uniontown court that Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy gave immediate relief to three witnesses suffering diarrhoea and cramp while a neighbor also found relief within five minutes. The remedy is a favorite item he carries while traveling and is sold by O S Coffin Co Druggists. Nearby mention notes annual land crabs marching to the sea in ordered multitudes from the West Indies.

Uniontown D. B. Patton Fayette City Chamberlain O. S. Coffin & Co West Indies

Penny Wise and Pound Foolish in Family Safeguard

A brief notice notes that Penny Wise and Pound Foolish lack Foley's Colic Cure as a guard in the household. Coffin & Co.

Penny Wise Pound Foolish Foley Coffin & Co

Fond Mother and Uncle Quip Over Infant Innocence

A brief Life magazine quip contrasts a fond mother praising a baby with an uncle’s sharp retort that heaven lies about us in infancy, and so does everyone else. The exchange reflects a wry, humorous moment on infancy and vanity.

Reorganization plans and medical cures cited in chaotic ad text

Fragmented notices mention O S Coffin & C Liam reorganizing army officers with Russian instructors, a Siam selection, Aug 1891 testimonial on Foley's Kidney Cure by G A Stillson of Tampico, and a Buffalo Enquirer line about a fraudulent $22 bicycle turned $100 sale. No coherent single event.

Liam War Department Siam G. A. Stillson Tampico Ill Foley O.S. Coffin & Co

Rhode D R Rothrock backs Chamberlain medicines

Dr D R Rothrock of New Berlin Pa endorses Chamberlain medicines after a year in his pharmacy praising safety reliability and customer approval. He notes quick relief from pain justifying cost. Sold by O S Coffin Co Druggists. Also reports of lightning effects on shad and a drowning incident in Ridgeway Pa and a Bulgarian wedding custom requiring silent months for newlywed wives unless spoken to by husbands.

D. R. Rothrock New Berlin Chamberlain O. 5 Coffin & Co

Jay County Trustees Appoint Stolz to Bear Creek Township

Jay county commissioners appoint Philip Stolz as Bear Creek township trustee to fill the vacancy created when Peter Bishop was ousted. Judge Headington notes the office has been vacant since October after Bishop was named Bryant postmaster.

Jay County Philip Stolz Bear Creek Township Peter Bishop Headington Bishop Bryant

One of the West's most commodious stock barns described

The Breeder's Gazette notes a large Iowa stock and hay barn, built on a farm, with main stands measuring 182 feet by 112 feet and 32 foot wings. Animals are housed in the basement while feed is stored on the main floor, showcasing a well arranged structure praised for capacity and layout.

Iowa Breeder’s Gazette

Basement Barn Plan Shows Grain Bins and Calf Boxes

The ground plan details a full basement under the wagon floor with three grain or root bins fed by trapdoors, a grinder or corn crusher, and a triple horse tread power system. Adjoining are two calf boxes for about 40 young stock, double stalls, a central water tank, and large gates to move cattle to yards or tanks. Service bulls have box stalls and an exercising yard.

Colt Training Side of Early Lessons and Safety

The article outlines early colt training by A. J. Feek emphasizing double-hitch lessons with an older horse to shape the mouth and bit, then single-hitch to a cart with a safety kicking strap. Start with short drives, build to a mile daily, monitor fatigue, and ensure hoof care to prevent foot soreness. Two or more named practices are highlighted for cautious development.

A. J. Feek Colt

Barn Construction and Equine Footwear Innovations

A detailed description covers a barn with south wing stalls for cows and driveways twelve feet wide enabling through traffic for immediate manure loading. The warm well ventilated basement sits beside a stone wall, underground water troughs, and main floor grain bins, offices, and space for hay and feed equipment. Also discussed are 3 rear mowes for 200 tons hay and capacity for 7000 to 8000 bushels grain, plus space for 125 cattle. The piece then outlines various horse shoe tips and toe protections to prevent scalping and leg injury, noting benefits for colt gait and long-term hoof care.

Court rules in favor of Sallie Amberg in insurance case

The court of appeals decided a suit against United States Mutual Accident Insurance by Sallie Amberg of Louisville seeking 50000 for her husband’s death from a mosquito bite. The lower court had ruled the bite not an accident, but on appeal she received peremptory instructions in her favor.

Court of Appeals United States Mutual Accident Insurance Company Sallie Amberg Louisville

Wheat exports to South Africa reach 150000 bushels

Export sales on the New York Produce Exchange total 150000 bushels of hard spring wheat for South Africa. A firm has taken 70000 bushels. shipments will proceed aboard the Kurdistan Mount Sephar and Akdonbearg. Kurdistan has already sailed as demand rises from Australia’s poor crops.

South Africa Produce Exchange New York Kurdistan Mount Sephar Akdonbearg Australia

Stock raising gains urged with cautious effort

The article urges new feeding methods and cautious experimentation to boost stock efficiency. It notes ground oats and bran with ground corn for breeding bulls, cites Dr Conaway's cattle fever inoculation claim, and highlights Britain's rising import of beef and mutton, urging American breeders to capture the trade.

Conaway Great Britain London

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