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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
14
Marshal Hiatt of Knightstown threatens to deploy a special policeman to the back door to curb Sunday liquor sales. A string of quips follows with playful exchanges about health, humor, and a resort where they drink everything but water.
Advertisements claim Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals eczema pimples and skin eruptions as well as cuts burns ulcers and piles. Sold by O S Coffin & Co with a 25 cent price. Also notes heavy rain and flood losses in Coat Creek Texas. A mix of medical ads and local weather with other product pitches.
A fragment from a 19th century guide examines the logic of settlement and exploration. It discusses routes, terrain, and strategic considerations for locating missions, forts, or towns as travelers cross unfamiliar lands.
An advertistisment notes Louisville Great Central Southern Trunkline INN highlights abundant cheap land and farms across the United States as prime opportunities to gain large profits through investment in property.
A historical advertisement notes One Minute Cough Cure as the only harmless remedy promising immediate results for throat and lung troubles. It claims endorsement by mothers and widespread use, while other lines mention dyspepsia cures, gas accidents, and legal cases involving Clarence Mayer and extradition to Cuba.
An old advertisement quotes a physician claiming women lose freshness and looks from inattention and prescribes Cal wells Soyrap Pepsin as a simple potent laxative. The dealer Geta Mag offers 10 doses for 10 cents via J H McCarty.
Emily J. Newlin assigns Cemetery lot 18 to Riverside Cemetery Company for $1. Hannah Havens transfers 40 acres in Posey township to saurtiel K. Six for $1800. Edward D. Retherford and wife deed 55 acres in Posey township to Walter W. Powell for $3300. August Bonsor et al. transfer to Ben Birhof in Carthage for $430.41.
A notice promotes Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation indigestion and stomach troubles with a 10c trial bottle and larger 50c and $1 sizes advertised at J H McCarty and Son's.
Mrs Doty expresses deep gratitude to Chamberlains Remedy for relief in coughs lung troubles and whooping cough. She thanks the manufacturers and notes it has provided satisfaction. The note mentions Coffin Co. in Mexico and silver standard trade.
Rev S P Kietz of Waterloo Indiana says he suffered over 20 years with spepeia or sour stomach. He found relief from Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin after taking a bottle. He reports feeling like a different person and notes it is sold by J H McCarty & Son.
Regular correspondent reports delegates return to Washington to congratulate McKinley and Roosevelt. The piece extols the Philadelphia platform as patriotic and constructive, pledging decisive action on China with U S cooperation alongside Russia and Japan, while denying plans for territorial gains. It emphasizes trust in McKinley, his authority, and commitment to protecting American citizens abroad.
Adults with cold related chest or throat issues may receive a free sample bottle of Boschee’s German Syrup at U S Coffin Co. Limit one bottle per person. no samples to children without parental order. Claim is that the remedy is trusted by physicians and widely sold. a 75 cent bottle is said to cure or prove its value.
President McKinley, after receiving word of his unanimous renomination, shared the news with his wife and received numerous congratulatory messages from peers and supporters.
The notice advertises Success magazine offered at $1.00 and the Record at $1.25 per year to Jan 1901 addresses. It claims Success compares with Cosmopolitan Leslie's and McClure's and invites sample copies. The Record is read weekly by over 2500 people and the offer includes combined subscription options.
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