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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
4
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Big Four timetable corrected to July 4 1597 lists going north passenger numbers with departure at 1 27 am and 4 35 pm for No 4 Passenger and No 64 Passenger.
Train schedules show departures to Richmond Cambridge City and Indianapolis from Charlottesville Knightstown and more daily with Sunday exceptions. Gubernatorial politics list Sheriff candidates Marshal E Newhouse Wilson T Jackson James M Gwinn William M Bainbridge for Rush county and Clerk, Surveyor, Representative, Auditor, and Treasurer nominees all pending Republican convention decisions.
A compact political quip notes humor about Ripley township Republicans. The line mocks factionalism by asking what ails the party while declaring compliance with a pun on 'all right.'
The Republicans of the seventh ninth and tenth districts have nominated incumbents Overstreet Landis and Crumpacker for Congress. The choice reflects the party's judgment for current representation in those districts.
Mr Bryan is said to prefer Judge Caldwell for his running mate. The remark implies Bryan accepts any demand except a presidency election, suggesting political bargaining constraints in this era.
The remark states that the nomination of such men as packer shows Republicans back the present government policy and favor leaders with brains and experience in public affairs.
Mrs Jennie C Crowly known as Jennie June is celebrated in New York on February 22 for turning 70. Described as a strong yet gentle woman who has impressed this century with the remark that she is 70 years young despite age.
Mrs Luther Lutz of Shelby NC endured seven years of disease and a three month cough before trying Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. After one dose she slept through the night, two bottles cured her completely, with trial bottles offered free at J A McCarty Son’s Drug Store and a guarantee on every bottle.
The Chiexzopestottees processed 180 000 valentines this year amid claims the Valentine custom was dying out. Despite persistent reports over a quarter century, the holiday remains active with high production levels and public interest continuing into the season.
Overton Texas December 1 1898 a man afflicted with gall trouble for thirty years claims relief after taking Dr J. Y. Mateants Liver and Kidney Balm purchased through S Cothin & Co He reports taking two bottles and feeling no pain or symptoms of gall trouble since then and recommends the remedy as safer and effective though no medical guarantees are stated
A. R. De Frient, editor of the Journal Doylestown Ohio, suffered years of rheumatism in his shoulder and side. He reports complete temporary relief after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm and says it has been his constant companion since. For sale by O. B. Coffin & Co., Druggists.
President McKinley sent a brief Congress message with Secretary Hay’s reply denying any truth to Macrum’s claim that U S mail at Pretoria was opened by British censoriners. Hay says Macrum reported no such violations before or after Pretoria. The piece also notes no truth to a U S Britain secret alliance and cites a favorable report on the France reciprocity treaty. It mentions Lodge’s absence for his mother’s funeral and ongoing Nicaragua Canal treaty consideration. Representative Hopkins champions the Porto Rico tariff bill and U S expansion under a broad constitutional interpretation.
A compilation notes Catholic, Christian Science, and Bohemian church activities. Milwaukee clergy plan a Catholic school while Congregationalists pledge funds to a missionary fund. The Pilgrims seek to honor Dr Storrs with a living memorial. Bohemian Church raises funds for a Huss memorial in Prague. Mission boards offer prize money for essays. New Salvation Army banks open in India to aid poor villagers. Mormon conversions reported in Milwaukee. Pope invites delegates to Swiss conference on preserving world libraries. Edson C Dayton seeks release from Minnesota Presbytery over faith doubts.
West Jefferson Ohio resident Renick Hamilton suffered an 18 month rectal fistula. Doctors warned death without costly surgery, but he cured himself using five boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, advertised as a sure cure. Sold by J. M. McCarty & Son, Druggists at 25 cents a box.
The Ohio House of Representatives passed a bill prohibiting the desecration of the American flag by its use in advertising. The measure targets advertisers and seeks to protect the flag from improper display in commercial contexts.
The ad boasts 11 as an ileal stomach remedy and urges trial with a 10¢ bottle offering 10 doses to cure constipation indigestion and sick headache. Regular sizes are 50¢ and $1 at J H McCarty and Son's.
Over ten years wheat output in the South climbed 54 percent while hog numbers nearly doubled. The article also notes assorted advertisements for patent medicines and a political discussion on voting machines, plus famine relief updates for India as the Purnea transports a battery to Durban.
An advertisement claims a quick cure for colds with fake laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises a refund from all druggists if the remedy fails and features E. W. Grove's signature in a box priced at 25e.
A report mentions a self compressing railcar for gas cooling, a maple ash tree near Burns country toppled by a storm, civic tests demanding diversions into a natatorium tank, smokeless can experiments with coal dust blends, and various global curiosities. It also recalls General Custer on warfare, mule stampedes near Ladysmith, and comments on British views of American humor.
British officers buy 2 500 mules in Naples for South Africa. Cold ankles reportedly affect women more than nerves or diseases. Sixty five steamers ply Swiss lakes, largest carrying 3 260 passengers. In Ireland a belt of women’s hair is said to ward off harm. Philadelphia claims the world’s longest asphalt street on Broad Street. Of 28 000 000 tons of ocean freight, only 380 900 are new American. London transit lines require about 100 000 000 for completion. None see a Hebrew or Quaker beggar, as they are noted for caring for the poor.
A garbled collection of aphorisms and quips on faith, will, fortune, time, wealth, and ambition. The text weaves puns and misspellings to reflect a fragmented, satirical pastiche rather than a coherent narrative or report.
A quirky sales pitch claims a product called Rocky Mountain Team doubles your java and halves your sor rows. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for the miracle booster.
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