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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
3
A West Jefferson Ohio man Renick flamiiton suffered 18 months from Reetal Fistalal and was told death unless a costly operation. He instead used Bucktin’s Arnica Salve, touted as the world’s best cure, purchased for 25 cents a box at O. G Coffin & Co's drug store.
A long standing firm seeks both men and women to appoint as agents and represent the company. Permanent posts with a guaranteed 900 yearly salary plus expenses and extra commissions. Some travel and local work. Good advancement prospects. Write at Address STAFFORD PRESS CO Dept E New Haven Conn. tm 3i
F P Moran a Petersbug Va baker recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children including bad and whooping cough. He notes it contains no opium or harmful drug and says it always gives perfect satisfaction as advised by a druggist. Sold by OU 8 Coffin Co
J B Garrison cashier of Thornville Ohio bank was robbed and, after suffering lung troubles, used Dr King s New Discovery for consumption praising it as the best medicine for severe cold lung trouble. He keeps a bottle on hand offering 50 cent and 1 trial bottles at Coffin Co s drug store.
Washington correspondent notes President McKinley praised Congress for accepting the Cuban amendment to the Army appropriation bill removing need for an extra session. Platt and Spooner are credited. Beveridge calls it constructive statesmanship. Democratic opposition tempered by war needs and fiscal bills. Senator Turner and others debated but avoided filibuster. Secretary Long opposes warrant officer promotion. Sampson letter sparks protest. Recruitment for the regular army proceeds under new law. Revenue bill, river and harbor bill, Charleston project, and late-session Cabinet changes are summarized.
An advertisement touts Dr Ding's New Life Pills to cure liver trouble and improve complexion, claiming a sallow appearance and blotches can vanish with a clear, rich skin tone. The pills are sold for 25 cents at Coffin & Co's drug store.
A recent attack on C. F. Collier at Cherokee Iowa caused severe injuries to his kidneys and back. He found relief only after using Electric Bitters, reporting a remarkable recovery and renewed health. The medicine purports to cure kidney and bladder trouble, purify the blood, and build health, available for 50 cents at Coffin & Co’s drug store.
In this fragment the ad urges August Flower for indigestion and liver complaints, cites ailments like sour stomach, headaches, heartburn, and bad taste, and touts Pillows and other tonics. It also lists local notices about sales, farm work, revival services, and testimonials mentioning Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and McCormack mowers.
Cost nearly 100000 to publish with 100 superb engravings and Chilean stories for each picture. Presses run day and night to fill orders. 12 car loads of paper for last edition. Narratives of sales by Mrs Waite in Massachusetts and Mrs Sackett in New York show strong early traction. Territory expanding rapidly. State Manager sought to handle correspondence for Bulletin in Washington DC.
The editor of the Vindicator reports two uses of Chamberlain's Pain Balm relief from rheumatic pain. A shoulder case eased after two applications with instant relief. A joint rheumatism episode was resolved overnight with two applications. For sale by O S Coffin Co.
Earlham College invites teachers and staff to enroll in a fall and winter program with spring and summer sessions at moderate costs. Over forty courses target educators, including summer term teachers’ courses in common school subjects. Early admission is possible for schools not closing before spring term. A twelve page announcement is available from The President, Earlham College, Richmond Indiana.
George W. Waitt of South Gardiner Maine reports relief from a severe cough cold chill and grip after using one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He condemns previous medicines as trash and credits the product as the only thing that helped. For sale by Coffin Co.
Neleon Brown of Rushville is described as father of 23 children, 13 of them boys. The listing notes a steel frame land roller at W.H. Shares and cites a big peach yield with trees wintering well. An advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring health remedy and mentions insurance-like claims.
A fragmentary regional diary notes neighbors Finley Har groves Roger Nelson and Joe Johnson moving to new farms. It mentions Maple molasses makers Ed L and Wm L White and a persistent push for a library and school fence. Local letters touch on courtship, a Greely expedition pride claim, and protracted meetings at Riverside with Rev. Gottshal and Franklin Chappel.
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