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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
2
Time table shows routes for Going Norte with No 44 and No 26 passenger trains corrected to November 3 1901. Entries list morning and afternoon departures with d and p.m indicators. The fragment references may indicate schedule adjustments for passenger service on the specified date.
A provincial tone mocks Russia’s finances and Chicago life. The speaker jokes about punitive measures and contrasts torture with urban hardship. A Chicago man reveals a quirk: he sleeps fifty days straight to cope with the city’s burdens.
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania a safe was broken into and $15 in cash taken, a minor burglary crime with the small cash haul noted by authorities.
Nan Patterson’s manager suggests that if Pennsylvania will not tolerate his attraction, he may choose to quit or go out of business.
A Detroit Free Press remark notes the phrase we owe an immense debt to medical science and reflects on the odd notion of confessing to owing a large doctor bill. The quote highlights public attitudes toward medical costs and progress.
President James reiterates the old view that college for boys is chiefly to obtain an education rather than athletic prowess, underscoring a belief in academics as the primary purpose of higher learning.
The piece argues President Roosevelt should stay ready as a peacemaker for possible needs in Germany and amid Japan and Russia. It notes risk from assassination threats to Mr Fairbanks and praises Roosevelt’s presidential qualifications and versatility, comparing him to a dove of peace and an actor capable of many roles.
Sleary James lectured at a ladies college on daily language proprieties. He urged that social recognition comes from speaking properly and avoiding gum chewing, a lesson aimed at the average bright American girl.
Irwinville resident Mr J T Barber keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy ready for sudden attacks of colic cholera morbus and diarrhea. He praises it as one of the best medicines, with a bottle kept in his room. Sold by M A McClain, druggist.
A plantation cabin scene in late June shows Prophet Isaiah Sharp known as Aunt Viney’s Bud with Leona, a tall tale of life and labor. They discuss a fat man buying candy as labor and race weave through memories while a lean boy and girl stand amid simple goods and unripe melons in summer.
Bud sells lemonade and a big Florida watermelons at a Father July festival to fund a circus trip. Ike the blacksmith drums up marchers, the crowd swells in a wild drill, and the melon profits collapse when the fruit crashes to the floor. Bud and Lee face lost money but Marie Joe pledges to cover half.
Sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder are listed as three common ailments. The ad claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm is daily valuable if promptly applied, promising to save time money and suffering. Sold by M A McClain, pharmacist.
An ad promises a universal cure for bowel and stomach ailments claiming relief from bat pain in the bowels and fear append citis. It markets the product as a guaranteed remedy available at M Clain's drug store, urging customers to try it.
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