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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Big Four railroad route timing with a July event and a 1:09 p.m. reference. Names appear garbled as Claizidad Giscinnati Ghicaeo StL. The text hints at a northbound movement following a schedule, but specifics are unclear.
Travel rates listed for June 18 to August 30 and later dates include Pan American Exposition Buffalo May 1 to Nov 1 1901. Big Four agent contact for rates and side trips. Epworth Convention in San Francisco July 18 to Aug 1. Cincinnati Christian Endeavor July 5 to 10. Brotherhood of St Andrew Detroit July 24 to 28. Grand Lodge Elks Milwaukee July 23 and 25. Veterans encampment Muncie July 1–2 with July 4 return. Fourth of July excursion fare. Benton Harbor and St Joseph grand excursionJune 30 with 6:00 am departure. price 1.25 round trip.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship services at 1b a m 3 50 p m 6 39 p m 7 30 p m Senior Endeavor 6 39 p m mid week prayer 7 30 p m first Thursday meeting at 10 00 a m chorus class Friday 7 30 p m invitation extended Pastor Accuevs PxueBoo p Fletcher M E Church preaching Sundays at 10 30 a m and 7 50 p m Sabbath School 9 30 a m Junior Ev e 2 30 p m Senior Ep worth League 6 50 p m two week class meeting Prayer 7 30 p m choir Friday East 7 Christian Church Sunday School 9 30 a m semi monthly preaching mornings 40 30 and evenings 7 50 prayer 7 30 p m invitation to attend Hatt Pastor
The Market Sr Christian Church lists preaching every other Sunday with a social meeting in between at 10 30 a m meeting each Sunday evening at 7 00 p m Sunday school at 4 00 a m Christian Endeavor Sunday at 6 00 p m and prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 00 p m The public waited to these meetings Privanper Weaver Pastor
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports Knightstown Sun aims to move to Greenfield. The piece condemns efforts to disfranchise people with negro blood. It frames the region as the Consent of the Governed and notes Oklahoma and New Mexico approaching statehood with populations above 190,000 and 400,000 respectively.
A speaker delivered a high praise filled address praised for its strong imagery and rhythmic language. The oration echoed the style of Charles Sumner and Edward Everett, remarking on the eloquence and cadence that elevated the discourse.
A debated address on equality of man praised by some papers and criticized by others. Indiana should honor James F. Watson as an orator and statesman though opinions split along partisan lines. The Winchester Democrat lauds his speeches while the Knightstown Journal questions his candor.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a country editor in Illinois who stirred civic pride, exposed a tax inspector, spurred mills and growth, faced hostile moneyed interests, and was defeated in election before dying leaving a town in unrest. It shifts to a Michigan church with a 400-member congregation where wealth skewed dues, a pastor’s stipend, and the clash of piety and finance ends in admonitions and neglect.
During a meeting a poor man refuses to pay into the church collection. He keeps membership and helps the town by raising property values, while the minister’s salary remains unpaid. The minister is later moved to another field and the miser is buried.
A Lexington man named M. A. Hogarty suffered yellow jaundice his skin and eyes turning yellow despite top doctors. After two bottles of Keiectne Bitters he was wholly cured and endorses the stomach liver and kidney remedy as a matchless cure for 50 cents, sold by Marsh Co. druggists.
The last Pike County grand jury returned 23 indictments against Petersburg merchants for selling cigarette tobacco and papers to boys. One merchant faces 19 indictments.
A short excerpt extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preferred by druggists for family use. Dinggist J. Goldsmith of Van Etten New York testifies five years of satisfaction for coughs colds and la grippe with the product, available from OS Marsh and Co.
The state liquor league gathered in Terre Haute on Wednesday with no fewer than 100 attendees, while little interest was shown in the proceedings. A. O. Blanchard of West Bangor NY reports kidney disease and relief after trying Foley's Kidney Cure. Marsh & Co. notes St Mary's of the Woods near Terre Haute has renamed itself St Mary's College. A London starvation case is cited as discouraged by digestion issues, and Dr Kings New Life Pills are praised for digestion. O. S. Marsh & Co. chemists promote their remedies. Coal at Harrison township Elkheart County is reported in paying quantities.
It dazzles the world with claims of rapid healing for consumption pneumonia hemorrhage pleurisy bronchitis and related ailments. Sold by O. S. Maret & Co with a satisfaction guarantee and money back option. Large bottles 50 cents and 1 dollar bottles free.
An advertisement proclaims Snuffles as a guaranteed cure for catarrh and related inflammation. It claims to reach the diseased areas with a new method, promises quick relief and permanent cure, and offers home delivery postpaid in the United States or Canada for one dollar.
Ads offer $780 yearly salary plus cash expenses for trustworthy men and women to travel and advertise for an old established house with solid finances. No canvassing required. References and stamped self-addressed envelopes requested. Address Manager 55 Caxton Ridge Chicago. Also mentions local electric line projects and various patent medicines.
Mr W S Whedon of Winterset Iowa recounts a carpenter sick with diarrhoea who recovered after taking Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The carpenter bought a bottle from the local druggist and returned to work after a single dose. Sold by O S Marsh &
CA Snow & Vo offers a free pamphlet on United States and foreign patents trade marks designs caveats and infringement decisions. It explains how to procure patents and related protections and costs and will be mailed free to anyone writing to CA Snow & Vo Washington DC.
A wealthy woman who was cured of deafness by Dr Nicholson's Ear Drums donated ten thousand dollars to the Nicholson Institute in New York so that the deaf unable to obtain the devices may receive them free. Also an Indiana sales position offers nine hundred dollars yearly with approval by banks. kidney care tips promote Foley's Kidney Cure.
Old established house seeks men and women to appoint agents and represent us. Some travel, others local work. $900 guaranteed yearly salary plus expenses and extra commissions. Permanent positions with advancement and wage increases. Write at once Dept. E Auduress Stafford Press Co New Haven Conn.
In response to a shortage of farm workers near Anderson, local farmers have formed a cooperative effort to assist one another with harvest tasks. The group aims to pool labor, share resources, and ensure crop yields despite the tight labor market.
Advertising copy claims the salve cures eruptions fever sores boils ulcers carbuncles felons and all eruptions as sores vanish after use. It touts certainty and lists 25 cents at O S Marsh & Co as price and seller.
Warren Feltz, a respected Anderson butcher, suffered hiccups for five days and was believed near death. The item also notes a testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from H.S. Pitts of Arlington, Texas, and mentions John R. Page planning a $200,000 bank in Anderson.
An ad from O. Marsh & Co promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a refined medicine that improves appetite aids digestion and regulates liver and bowels. The sample is offered at Marsh & Co's drug store.
Frank E. Lewis of Ft. Wayne is recommended by Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge for a lieutenancy in the regular army. A stray ad for Rocky Mountain Tea promotes a neck-wiggling routine priced at 35 cents from Marsh & Co. The Winona summer season is underway though not yet opened, with many cottagers already present. The Tribune of Wakarusa enters its eighth year and remains active.
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