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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1896
Page
3
The fragment references a letter addressed to Mrs possibly from a male sender noted as he or his. Details are scarce and no full names, dates, or places are readable to establish context or significance.
The Indiana State Board of Commerce asks farmers to read Bulletin No. 58 from Purdue University on hog cholera. It outlines disease origins, waterborne spread, and feeding and housing practices to cut losses of about 3 million dollars in 1893 by 50 to 75 percent in 1896. It urges cleansing stock cars and disinfection before lines leave yards under state sanitation rules.
A breeder argues for in-breeding to fix desirable lines, citing historical families and health risks from mixing. Separate New York City crisis report tallies 458 victims last year across ages, with Central Park Ramble a noted trigger. Washington reports President Cleveland opposing middle aged women riding bicycles for charity. Charles Reade criticizes bare school walls hindering learning.
The Fulton street and Broadway landmark bar and restaurant Sandy Spencer's Live and Let Live ends at noon as its license is revoked for being within 200 feet of St Paul's. For nearly five decades it drew a national clientele of politicians and business leaders who sought the famous spot. Miss Helen Gould donates 8000 dollars to Vassar College to establish a memorial scholarship for her mother.
A Cincinnati Enquirer feature profiles motorman William Frazer on the Cumminsville line and his winter hardships. It extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after Frazer credits them with curing a severe indigestion, describing remedies and pricing. The piece also promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for nervousness and general health. It concludes with notice of Louisville & Nashville excursion fares and agents.
Readers are assured Cuba remains calm and not raising cane. An adette highlights a $100 reward offer and medical cures including Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr Kline's Nerve Restorer with testimonials and free trial materials.
Advertisement notes Elkhart Carriage and Harman Manufacturing Co of Elkhart Indiana offering factory priced carriages with shipments from Maine to California. Also mentions various health and household products with promotional claims and humorous asides in a collage of notices.
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