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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1896
Page
5
Artesian wells partly solve the arid region challenge in Arizona and several Northwestern states. The text notes One Minute Cough Cure as a trusted cough remedy loved by users, especially effective for children. It also cites timber lands in the Southern States totaling 197,146,420 acres with an average yield of 3,000 feet per acre.
The Dominion reports Argentine immigration at 58,000 for last year, the highest since the 1890 crash when 78,000 arrived. Separately, a promotion touts One Minute Cough Cure as an easy remedy, with advertisements from O. S. Coffin & Co.
NSW produced 1 069 100 hundredweight of tallow in 1894 with 647 236 hundredweight exported. A proverb notes quarter in a man’s pocket yields many uses while recommending Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a worthwhile exchange. Sold by Coffin & Co. Hungarian caricaturist Johann Janko dies at 63, his drawings exceed 80 000.
The article urges husbandly patience and kindness to ease a wife’s burdens, noting a supportive home reduces gloom. It promotes keeping Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand and states it is sold by O. B. Coffin & Co., Druggists.
A fragmentary sale notice promotes a salve claiming cures for various skin conditions and eruptions. It lists a price of 25 cents per box and credits Owen Hill as the seller, reflecting a historical advertisement style.
Mrs R L Lamson of Fairmount Illinois says Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured her sister's muscular rheumatism and keeps it on hand for aches and pains. She calls it the quickest cure for rheumatism muscular pains and lameness she has seen. For sale by O S Coffin Co Druggists.
This note asserts the Egyptian form and construction as the most ancient with certain knowledge, dating back over four millennia. It briefly advertises DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills as beneficial for indigestion headache liver complaints and constipation, urging use for health. O S Coffin & Co
Busy people have no time and sensible people avoid slow remedies. One Minute Cough Cure acts promptly and gives permanent results. O. N. Coffin Co.
Mark Twain reportedly consumes over 3,000 cigars annually and allows himself about 300 cigars each month, illustrating a prodigious tobacco habit attributed to the famed writer.
Advertising copy claiming DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure piles and noting it has done so in hundreds of cases. Also mentions DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills as a remedy from O.S. Coffin & Co.
The Dominion Company in Chicago offers a steady position for trustworthy men or women to travel in Indiana for expenses. Applicants should enclose references and a self addressed stamped envelope to the Third Floor Omaha Building.
A new spoon designed for serving green peas features a perforated bowl and an extended handle decorated with a vine that ends in a half-open pod of peas. This elegant utensil blends practicality with decorative detail, highlighting harvest imagery.
Remedy for all headaches Electric Bitters is claimed to cure chronic headaches and habitual constipation by toning the bowels. It is offered at Owen S. oe 8 Drug Store for fifty cents and one dollar.
Nine thousand maple trees will be cut this summer along the upper Kennebec River in Maine to furnish material for an order of 1,500,000 blocks for shoots. The plan involves log harvesting operations and transport to production sites.
Goshen Va merchant D P Davis endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm saying it cured his brother's inflammatory rheumatism after one bottle. He notes it eased pain after the first application and fully cured with a year ago as spring. Sold by O S Coffin Co Druggists.
During the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries English French and Dutch ships carried at least 3,000,000 enslaved people from Africa to the Americas.
Beaversville Ill druggist Mrs Caillouette credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving her life after La Grippe left her near death. She says after three bottles she was up and about again and would not live without it. Free trial at Owen S Hills Drug Store.
The Big Four promotes direct through service from Cincinnati, Louisville, and Indianapolis to Chicago with parlor, sleeping, private compartment, and dining cars. It highlights central Union Station transfers, Hyde Park stop near the Coliseum, and its convenient downtown terminal on Twelfth Street near the Auditorium for delegates and visitors arriving for the July 7, 1896 Democratic Convention.
The Big Four offer the public the most comfortable luxurious line to St Louis for the National Republican Convention on June 16 1896. Through Wagner Sleeping Car service and Dining Car service connect New York Boston Buffalo Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Washington and all eastern and southeastern cities. Trains depart Grand Central New York and Central Union Station Cincinnati with connections to Southern lines arriving via Merchants Bridge. E O McCormick D B Martin Passenger Traffic Manager G P and T A Cincinnati Ohio.
Rev 8 H Doyle reviews John chapter 16 to urge Christians to be of good cheer amid tribulations. He notes sorrow is temporary, joy follows, Christ has overcome the world, and Christian joy is enduring and contagious. Bible readings accompany the weekly topic with cited verses.
A joyous St Thom Christian Endeavor service highlighted missionary zeal. In a pre announced session 80 active members were asked three questions about willingness to serve abroad. Eighty five would go if it was the Lord's will, twenty would like to go, and nine expected to go.
A reflective piece quotes Frederick W. Robertson on personal growth and discipline. It contrasts visible progress with quiet inner changes in ambition and grace, noting we measure life by shocks rather than gradual transformations.
A devotional quotation by Isaac Williams urges avoiding despair and oppression. It contrasts earthly sorrow with heavenly hope, portraying believers as bearing the cross and fixing their eyes on Christ who goes before them, enabling joy in tribulation.
A stirring statement asserts our being breaks from darkness toward light and expansion. It proclaims fall as epochal, heroic crises, urging timely action amid earthly strife and solemn waiting, toward boundless light with a voice that cries onward.
A Beecher quote emphasizes a man who stands on moral ground even if opposed by the world is mightier. He argues one should not fear minority status when beliefs are principled.
The article extols Christian Endeavor and its revivalist zeal. It notes St. John’s society in Wellington, New Zealand, counting an honorary physician among its members who supplies free medical aid to relief cases. It urges steadfast faith for personal religious life, aligning with the faith that sustains the movement.
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