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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
3
Classified want ad seeks an active male for a test delivery and collection duty in Indiana for an established manufacturing wholesale house. Pays $4 plus overtime with emphasis on honesty over experience. Reference from any city bank accepted. Respond via self addressed stamped envelope to Manufacturers third floor 334 Dearborn Street Skago.
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered months from a severe ailment. Doctors warned he would die without costly surgery. He cured himself using Bucklin's Arnica Salve bought at Coffin & Co's drug store for 24 cents a box.
Old established house offers permanent positions for men and women to appoint agents and represent us. $900 guaranteed yearly salary plus expenses and extra commissions. Pleasant setup with good chances for advancement and wage increases. Write at once Dept. E tm3i Address Stafford Press Co New Haven Conn.
The Pest Salve in the World is Banner Salve made from a prescription by a world famous skin specialist. It is claimed to heal piles burns scalds ulcers tanning sores and all skin diseases. O. S. Cotlin & Co.
John Cook Frank Burnett William Overs Bert Williamson Joseph Hay worth and William Sherry remain in jail in Muncie charged with pilfering from post office lock boxes.
A Victorian newspaper snippet touts August Flower and Rocky Mountain Tea as cures for dyspepsia and liver issues, with testimonials and a Coiffin Co. advert. It also notes missing person John B. Reinhart in Valpariso, a buried gold box found in Evansville, and a new plant for Kelly Axe Co. near Alexandra, plus various brief notes on elections, a religious census, and a Philippines death report.
Earlham College Richmond Indiana invites teachers and others employed in teaching to join a spring and summer study program with access to more than forty courses tailored to teachers needs. A twelve page announcements details admission options for those whose schools reopen after the spring term, with special provisions for mid April entry.
A wedding took place Wednesday evening February 20 at Mrs Aaron White’s home in Westland. Marthcia White wed Arthur Tom, with Rev Joseph Q Binford officiating. Only close relatives attended due to a recent bereavement. guests later enjoyed a social evening and delicacies. The bride, once a Greenfield high school senior, wore garnet gray with gold embroidery. The couple will reside with the bride’s mother Beeson.
Sallow complexions and jaundiced logic cited as liver trouble signs. Dr. Ding’s New Life Pills promise clear skin for 25 cents at O. S. Coffin & Co’s drug store. Terre Haute brewery reportedly gave away 800 tons of coal this winter. Kokomo glass works began operations Wednesday with 200 men. All-day revival services were held at First Methodist church in Wabash on Thursday.
A brief note claiming most kidney diseases start in the kidneys and promoting Foley's Kidney Cure with a push to try it today if unwell.
A patchwork of local items from Carthage and Morristown notes thawing weather, new workers, fence projects, land sales, a wedding forecast, and hints of an electric line and transit shifts. Mentions include Harry Nelson, A. W. Newsort, Franklins revival, and the National road discussion with Morristown building boom rumors.
An advertisement for The Light of the World or Our Savior in Art touts nearly $100000 to publish with about 100 engravings of Christ and his Mother. It reports strong sales by Mrs Waite in Massachusetts and Mrs Sackett in New York, with others taking many orders. The offer seeks a State Manager for correspondence and general agency, with terms by The British American Co. Washington DC Corcoran Building.
Public sales dominate items as Little Blue River meeting ends Sunday night and a flood of brief notices follow. Names from Westland Greenfield Carthage and Hartford City appear among services deaths visits and local happenings. A new drug stove and a revival at the Friends church conclude with hopeful signs.
A detailed account describes ice harvesting methods for small quantities, using an ice plow or a simple board and ax to cut cakes. It explains building a stoneloat loading system, adjustable railing, and methods to reduce lifting during filling, including straw or sawdust covering for the ice house.
A Country Gentleman correspondent discusses ice transport by boat and the futility of airtight icehouse coverings that trap pests. The piece cites alfalfa as a key rotation crop boosting yields in Colorado, especially with potatoes at Greeley, and notes flood effects on celery cabbage and other crops.
Rushville grocers join forces to meet weekly and report customers with unpaid bills. The action aims to deter debt dodgers and protect store assets. An ad from McCormick McCormick machinery dealers promotes McCormack mowers and harvesters as superior equipment.
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