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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
14
The store promotes a wide glove range in new shades and solid color lines priced from 79c to 2.00 plus a complete undergarment collection featuring lace and embroidery styles. Remodeling finishes soon with an opening slated for March 27 to April 1 inviting shoppers to preview spring goods and enjoy assured satisfaction.
A Germantown Cal. man credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with immediate relief and lasting cure after fourteen years of rheumatism. He praises the remedy as effective and notes continued absence of symptoms. Sold by O Coffin & Co. Also mentions Witt's Liver Pills as a famous product shown by a druggist.
A detailed portrait of a rugged, tall cavalry officer named Forrest. The narrative highlights his Gaelic features, muscular build, stern gaze, and readiness, with a saber and navy sixes at his belt. It situates him as a fearless, unorthodox rider famed for bloody combat in the Civil War.
The green ray is described as a bright emerald line at sunrise or sunset observed from Egypt's delta to Alexandria or Sues. It may appear blue before green, with ancient Egyptian symbolism linked to the rising sun. Atmospheric conditions drive the effect, with Egypt noted for clear skies aiding visibility.
For a speedy relief for children use One Min Ough Cure. It is praised as excellent for throat tickling and coughs. Trusted by caregivers seeking fast results.
The piece argues Froebel and Dickens are the best interpreters of Christ’s ideals of childhood. It claims they opposed adult interference and championed child self development, portraying Dickens as a transformative educator and early advocate for kindergarten in Household Words.
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