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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1896
Page
7
For every quarter in a man's pocket there are a dozen uses and to use each one in such a way as to derive the greatest benefit is a problem each must solve. We believe the best use is to exchange it for a bottle of Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Cirrhoea Remedy. For sale by O. B. Coffin & Co., Druggists.
The Big Four line offers direct, transfer free service from South and Southeast routes into Chicago Union Station. Its premium through cars and dining options connect Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis to Chicago. Hyde Park stops near the Coliseum provide convenient access for delegates and visitors attending the July 7 convention. E O McCormick D B Martin Passenger Traffic Manager G P & T A.
Employment ad from The Dominion Company seeks several educated women to travel in Indiana for an established, reliable household. Salary $780 plus expenses. Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed return envelope. The Dominion Company, Third Floor, Omaha Building, Chicago, IL.
The Big Four line promotes a luxurious through sleeping and dining car service to St Louis for the June 16 1896 National Republican Convention. Trains run from New York Cincinnati and other eastern cities, with direct connections to Southern lines and arrival via Merchants Bridge.
Mrs R L Lamson of Fairmount Illinois touts Chamberlain Pain Balm as a complete cure for muscular rheumatism and aches. She keeps it in the home and finds it beneficial for pains. Sold by O S Coffin Co Druggists in town. The five nations of Europe own 2310 warships with 88009 guns ready for immediate service. One Minute is the standard time and One Minute Cough Cure is the remedy for all coughs and colds. The Dominion Company seeks trustworthy travelers in Indiana offering $750 salary and self addressed stamped envelope.
A proposed cycle cleaning brigade would station boys at London street corners like bootblacks to offer cleaning services. The plan envisions organized youth labor on urban corners to assist cyclists and brighten streets.
A column urges patience with wives, praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, and notes O S Coffin & Co as sellers. The piece also reports a Kiowa funeral where women served as pallbearers and cites DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation. It closes with a Rouen area case where a husband justified killing his wife saying she had the last word.
Dr D P Davis of Goshen Virginia endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism citing his brother's recovery after a year of pain. He asserts one bottle cured him and notes the product is sold by UO S Coffin & Ss.
A London physician objects to a manufacturer's weekly payroll of $3,500 and a claimed medical attendance by an Odd Fellow for $1 a year, arguing the charge is improper and lacks legitimacy. The dispute centers on the propriety of the minimal medical attendance fee amid large payrolls.
A. L. Wooster of Osseo Michigan long plagued by piles finds quick relief using DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve claimed as an absolute cure for skin diseases. The advertisement asserts wide use, stating the preparation is used more than all others combined.
A Scottish family, farming on land occupied since 1680 with roots traced to 1467, has been forced out of the tenancy. The move ends a long family association with the farm, reflecting a dramatic shift in land use and ownership.
Mr Gilman Brown of 341 Mill Street South Gardner Massachusetts was told his son would not live a month due to lung trouble after typhoid malaria. He spent $375 on doctors who gave him up. Dr King's New Discovery restored health and let him work again. Free trial bottles at Owen S. Hill's drug store.
Painter Verestchagin has created a revolving studio powered by a winlass to keep light steady in one direction all day, enabling consistent illumination for his work.
Advertisement noting high child mortality in summer from bowel troubles. Recommends DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure for mothers to keep on hand and use promptly for cramps billious colic dysentery and diarrhoea with instant relief claimed. 0.8.
M Greghant reports to the Paris Academy of Sciences that acetylene mixed with air explodes most violently when the air volume is nine times that of acetylene, illustrating a sharp fuel air ratio for ignition.
Send your addresses to H C Bucklen Co Chicago and get a free sample box of Dr King s New Life Pills. Trial will show their merits. Pills ease constipation and sick headache and are effective for malaria and liver troubles. Purely vegetable and non deleterious. Regular price 25c per box sold by Owen S Hill druggist. Also note: San Francisco mint report shows California gold output rose from 1894 to 1895 with thirty three of fifty seven counties producing gold.
Mrs R DeYoung of Middleburg Iowa writes that One Minute Cough Cure has served her and her children for six years and she regards it as the quickest acting and most satisfactory cough remedy she has ever used. Coffin & Co.
The piece critiques James Gordon Bennett's anti labor trade theories, contrasting them with the UK and US trade figures. It argues that imports exceeding exports does not guarantee prosperity and notes British exports rose 16 percent in January 1895 while attributing most gains to the United States. The author mocks Bennett's economics campaign and warns against simplistic theories.
A 19th century voice condemns British influence in American commerce and urges the United States to pursue Yankee nations at home. The speaker blames the Democratic party for tariff repeal and shifts fault to Republican senators for failing to repeal the substitute, accusing them of fidelity and dishonor.
The Chicago Inter Ocean warns that Canadians, by manipulating spruce logs and other goods, may soon face a reciprocal measure from the United States. This year they enjoy access to American markets, but the newspaper predicts a sharp reversal next year that could disrupt their position.
The article argues that Japan’s domestic market is robust and growing, with manufacturers capable of producing what they need at home. It suggests a looming commercial invasion of the United States as Japan shows little willingness to import, contributing to a persistent US deficit in trade with Japan.
The Great Falls Weekly Leader notes McKinley’s name arouses strong enthusiasm nationwide, countering claims that tariff policy will be absent as a campaign issue. The item frames tariff talk as a central factor in the upcoming contest.
The country is running on borrowed money, and the sooner it is made self supporting, the better it will be for every American citizen. This editorial from the Trenton State Gazette warns that long reliance on debt risks future prosperity and urges immediate steps toward economic independence.
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