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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
2
Ex senator Charles A Towne of Minnesota notes that for a long time a democrat has not had the chance to infuse personal leadership into government details. He argues the party should bring its own personality to governance and contrasts past periods.
A pike concession operating under a government permit at St Louis continues to run a bar on Sundays and appears to be legally supported. Residents who missed the fair are expected to ride the first train to the historic grounds next Sunday for the event.
The Topeka Kansas Journal notes in a puzzled tone that if Grover Cleveland mishandles issues women’s clubs may shift their support toward William Jennings Bryan. The piece suggests women favoring reform and appearing drawn to bold campaigns.
Reverend Washington Gladden remarks on Adam’s failure to become witty, noting it is unfair to judge him for not doing well and reflecting on his future prospects.
A terse telegram from Tom Lawson to Gov. Hoch questions the nation’s courage and fate, remarking that Kansans feel neglected by national deeds. The message underscores public frustration and seeks a decisive answer amid ongoing concerns.
President Blott of Harvard backs Congregationalists for accepting Mr Rockefeller's money. A statement outlining Harvard's financial needs will be issued at an appropriate time.
Pittsburg and Philadelphia papers urge citizens to punish the gas trust by resuming kerosene lamps. Mr. Rockafeller notes strict neutrality in a contest of that character.
Medical experts warn Colorado bears face an aggravated form of “terrible teddy ites,” a fatal epidemic spreading among the wildlife. Researchers note rapid onset tremors and lethargy, with potential cascading impacts on forest habitats.
A terse item notes John W Gates seeks to maximize a May wheat deal by funding a foreign mission board. The piece comments on married men and Wisconsin bachelors, suggesting they would pay $10 a year, reflecting a satirical view of financial schemes.
A Germany sourced report alleges a 268 million dollar theft from the U.S. Treasury by burglars, though the burglary element is asserted as erroneous. The claim implies a significant financial breach but lacks confirmation and specifics.
The report notes Yeoung Mr Hyde maintains a staff of thirty lawyers, with another large expense looming. The comparison implies a mounting financial burden that dwarfs a $30,600 French dinner.
An Iowa protest column quotes a speaker asserting women are far less graceful than men, framing debate over gender expectations. The piece notes public response and counters, highlighting tensions in social norms and political correctness during the era.
A fragmentary line notes it takes a man loaded with dry scientific data to utter such a statement.
North Dakota entomologist forecasts a 17 year locust emergence in 1907 aligning with political aims. The note suggests timing could influence Mr Briati's controversial 4 calamity campaign.
Adage attributed to Ella Wheeler Wilcox discusses marrying early and emphasizes practical virtue. The line contrasts labor with matrimony as a path to happiness, implying social expectations for women in relationships and marriage timing.
A brief note suggests praising the beef to gain trust and reduce pressure on prices. The idea is to rely on positive messaging and patience while watching if sirluitis costs fall.
A brief note suggests Indiana discovers that a cob pipe emits a strong odor comparable to a cigarette and has longer-lasting use, highlighting a quip about tobacco habits and smoking paraphernalia.
A kitchen bean game instructs placing dried beans, a ring, a thimble and a brass button in a bag for four to five quarts. Players draw a cupful of beans to reveal a ring or thimble signaling marriage or bachelor fate, with rules on single attempts and outcomes.
The text notes that the familiar verse Thirty days hath September appears in a 1598 London arithmetic, tracing its form to that era. It also cites an older 1570 manuscript with a contrasting line about multiplication and division, and mentions the Golden Rule as a stumbling style with the phrase practice makes me ma&.
Sweet Pea seeds Nasturtium seeds lettuce melon and other garden seed varieties sold in bulk at Ilenley’s with a focus on variety and value for home gardeners.
A woodworking project for boys teaches building a wall hung cabinet with two doors and internal hooks for saws pegs and fasteners. Children learn to store tools properly avoid borrowing and lending and keep space organized. The passage also notes a playful town crier game using bird sounding words.
An advertisement promises action when the body is cleared for activity by Dr. King's New Life Pills. It describes health signs such as rosy cheeks bright eyes firm flesh and buoyant energy and directs readers to M. A. McClain's drug store to purchase them for 25 cents.
A Bloomington lecture titled A Cruise and a Convention opens the annual State Sunday School Association convention. Prof E A Fox of Louisville will lecture on the World's Sunday School Convention in Jerusalem at Easter 1904 using 811 slides. June 1 and 22 offer top programs for Sunday School workers in Southern Indiana. each Sunday School in the state should send two delegates.
Reuben B. Henley township assessor issues a reminder regarding dog tax payments. The notice urges dog owners to settle due payments promptly to avoid penalties or penalties. Citizens are advised to check local records for tax due dates and required dog licenses.
Indiana clients receive patent notices from D Swift & Co listing inventors and items including plow oilwell apparatus cooling tank planter cigar-cutter billiard cue seeding machine automobiles wheeled hand rake stopper extractor cutterhead pop corn poppet and wood bending machine with sales or Sold notation for several items in the week.
Advice on delaying old age by maintaining vigorous digestion. Recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct stomach disorders and indigestion, noting suitability to age and occupation. Sold by M. A. McClain.
The May Smart Set showcases Gelett Burgess with The Visionists set in London about a young woman joining a socialist group called the visionists. The collection includes fourteen short stories with notable names like Huneker Luther Cooke Morris Siggbee Small Gale and Arnett. Poetry from Egad Scott Wilkinson Tabb Collard Cawein McNeal Towne adds further richness.
Geo L Chubb of Harlan Mich endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine, claiming it cures a cough or cold faster than any other treatment. It should be kept at home for instant use and is for sale by M A McClain.
Mr C B Wainwright of Lemon City Florida writes manufacturers that Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gives better results for pains in the stomach colic and cholera morbus when taken in water as hot as can be drunk He asserts the effect is instant and doubled For sale by M A McClain.
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