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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
2
A degraded OCR fragment references greetings and expressions of approval. The faded text appears to discuss how to say hello or cheer, with unclear context and several garbled names and phrases. The fragment contains no coherent events or identifiable persons.
Fragmentary report states Castro has proclaimed himself president of Venezuela amid unclear circumstances. The text references political contention and a vague tie to events described with uncertain dates.
A fragment notes that Roosevelt’s Virginia camp could be ideal with few bears and boats. Another line claims a trip between two cities would be instantaneous, and a man leaving New York would reach Chicago an hour earlier than stated, though details are unclear.
The text notes that Russians show no greater willingness to speak against ending the war than they did about starting it, indicating a broad public silence or ambiguity on stopping hostilities.
A puzzle about Mr Shonts the new Panama Canal Commission president who never went to sleep in church but once prompts a linguistic joke. The quip hinges on the phrasing never going but once to church while implying a singular unusual visit.
The CuCayo dispute nears a settlement that could compel lawyers to return to work. Wheat harvesting has started in Oklahoma and is spreading north toward Kansas, as Kansas farm hands brace for the annual demand.
Mr J T Barber of Irwinville Ga keeps Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for sudden colic cholera morbus and diarrhea Attacks strike fast so no time to fetch a doctor Barber says he has used Chamberlain s remedy and it is one of the best medicines he has seen He keeps a bottle in his room Sold by M A McClain druggist.
Five fresh milk cows offered for sale by Callen Sam Hpritehard. Sale details not fully legible. buyers urged to contact the seller to confirm availability and price.
A witty New York encounter unfolds as Miss Breen and the lawyer Roscommon debate love and individuality. He challenges her view of men’s sameness, then admits a hidden truth about wealth and vows to prove devotion through care, not money, culminating in a tender marriage proposal.
An 1880s style local notice proclaims Chamberlain's Pain Salve best for sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder. Claims quick relief, saves time and money, offered for sale by M A McChain, druggist.
A gardener notes nutmeg trees begin bearing at ten and continue until ninety. Fruit resembles apricot and bursts to reveal a black nutmeg inside scarlet networks. Nutmegs are dried slowly over two months, then steeped in sea water and lime before shipping to deter insects, ensuring long shelf life. New Haven Register.
A vintage advertisement warns of a bad scare from abdominal pain and possible appendicitis. It promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a universal cure for bowel and stomach issues and lists M. Clain's drug store as a point of purchase with a price of 25 cents.
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