Travel schedule notices from Carthage Indiana patrons
11 32 a m 4 31 p m GOING SOUTH For further information call on J E CAMPBELL Agent Carthage Indiana To Warsaw and return on account of assembly Presbyterian church at Winona assembly grounds May 16 17 18 19 and 21 To Acton Ind on account of Acton Camp Meeting Association Camp Grounds on May 25th To Chicago on account of Null Electric Light Association June 7th and 10th Good returning June 13th Inclusive To Cincinnati on account of Amalgamated Association of Ironworkers May 14 15 16 17 18 and 19 Return tickets good until May 30th Inclusive To Indianapolis and return May 13 14 16 17 23 24 25 and 26 Anderson on account of Forepaugh Sells Bros Circus May 21st Indianapolis on account of Forepaugh Sells Bros Circus May 19th Columbus on account of G A R May 16 17 18 Special train leaves Carthage 3 20 p m May 17 For Father information inquire of Big Four agent
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Null Electric Light Association
Cincinnati
Amalgamated Association of Ironworkers
Indianapolis
Anderson
Forepaugh & Sells Bros. Circus
Forepaugh & Sells Bros
Columbus
Friends' Church Society Directory Notice
Notices under society directory list regular Sundays at 11 a m and 7 p m with mid week services Thursday 10 a m and 7 p m Sunday School 9 45 a m Endeavors for Intermediate and Junior at 3 p m and 6 p m Singing Prayers Tuesday 7 p m teachers meeting Wednesday pq m monthly meeting Thursday following first Saturday 10 a m Pastor Elwoop Scott period
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Friends’ Church
Elwoop Scott
Spiceland Gazette Reports Local War Frontline News
Spiceland Gazette No 30 Vol 1 notes Carthage sends three boys to battle Lewis Stanley and Charles Kinder head to Cuba while Clark Tyler moves toward the Philippines under the Dewey campaign with the nation at war. The paper thanks and honors these young volunteers enduring heat and risk in defense of the nation.
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Spiceland Gazette
Spiceland Printing Co
L.C. Harrison
Carthage
Lewis Stanley
Charles Kinder
Cuba
Clark Tylert
Dewey
Philippines
Sidewalk riding in protest of Main street repairs
Citizens argue that bicycles on sidewalks cannot be tolerated as Main street remains torn up. They insist the open streets should not be invaded by riders, preserving the pedestrian right of way.
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Main Street
Spain
Federation of Labor and
America
Richard Harding Davis on Spaniards and war lies in letters
Richard Harding Davis portrays Spanish character through vivid, controversial remarks about Spanish reactions to war. He contrasts Blanco’s reports with his own, noting exaggerated depictions and a lack of honor or humor among Spaniards. The piece emphasizes a disparaging view of Spanish conduct and war bulletins as lacking credibility.
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London Times
Sampson
Blanco
Matanzas
Davis
Madrid
Havana
Good Fighters and Inventions in a Wartime Chronicle
An enthusiastic U S citizen urges martial vigor among Americans while praising seamen and marksmen. The piece critiques China’s decline and cites a Chicago inventor Jan Szczepanik and his telectroscope for transmitting light as seen remotely. It notes wage changes since the 1400s and America’s role in global trade.
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Austria
Chicago
St. Louis
Jan Szczepanik
Jan
Listing versus plowing for corn in Nebraska fields
A Farm Field and Fireside correspondent compares listing and plowing on light sandy and heavy clay soils in northeastern Nebraska. Listing saves labor on sandy land and reduces wash risk, while heavy land benefits from deep plowing every two years and crop rotation. The piece discusses lister use with stubble, disk soil prep, harrowing, weed control, and the impact on yields and soil condition for subsequent crops.
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Lister
Nebraska
Improperly Trimmed Beets Highlight Farm Losses
A Cornell university bulletin notes that farmers gain nothing by sending improperly trimmed beets to the factory as state weighers wash trim and dock loads. The illustration shows proper versus improper trimming, stressing dockage penalties and fertilizer loss due to trimming quality.
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Cornell University
Plows Fall From Favor As Harrows Take Over
BL W Collingwood tells New Jersey State Horticultural Society farmers favor harrows over plows. He notes his own fields yielded better results with the disk and cutaway harrows on light sandy loam, and says soil to death from deep plowing. He doubts ashes and manure act as claimed and prefers surface tillage.
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BL. W. Collingwood
New Jersey State Horticultural Society
Pigs Thrive On Outdoor Grass Your Summer Farm Guide
The Farm Journal notes pigs perform best when kept outdoors on grass during summer. Pigs derive substantial forage from grass and require ample grazing to maximize growth and health for farmers seeking efficient, natural nutrition for swine.
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The
Farm Journal
Movable pigpen and shelter idea featured for farm use
A movable pigpen design is shown with a cloth shelter to shade pigs through hot days and protect them from sudden showers. The piece also lightly comments on Bjornson and Swallow, then rants about opinions, contraband trade, and people who insist their views are always right.
Great Fight Off Manilla Adds One More Historic Sunday
A historic Sunday boxing moment unfolds off Manilla as a new record or notable achievement emerges in the ring. The event adds to a growing archive of significant matches, highlighting a standout performance and enduring global interest in the sport.
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Manilla
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Ad at Co Fin's Drug Store
An advertisement invites readers who claim not to read patent medicine to try a ten cent trial bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for constipation indigestion and stomach troubles offered in 50c and $1.00 sizes at Co Fin's Drug Store.
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Dr. Caldwell
Cofin’s
Howling Success Proclaimed For Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin
A testimonial marketing note praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation. The product is selling rapidly with great popularity among the public, offered in 10-cent trial sizes and 50-cent and one-dollar sizes at Coffin's Drug Store.
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