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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1896
Page
12
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advertised as the remedy for backache and related female symptoms. The copy urges readers to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham and cites testimonials describing relief from long-standing pain, headaches, nervousness, and menstrual discomfort.
Widespread view links Sir Cecil Rhodes to a doomed Jameson raid and a fall from power. His wealth from Transvaal diamonds propelled politics and a plan for a United States of South Africa. His reputed lack of marriage and rebuffs are linked to his downfall amid Boer hostility and possible war. Baron de Hirsch praised as a mighty Jewish benefactor with vast charitable deeds worldwide. His life cited as model of duty and philanthropy, with lasting memory in his will and enduring praise from supporters.
The article honors Baron de Hirsch and notes the enduring impact of charitable lives. It places him among legendary givers like Peter Cooper George Peabody and George W Childs, recognizing their devoted efforts to alleviate poverty and uplift humanity. It suggests such generosity commands reverence across right thinking people.
The Garfield family sons Harry A. Garfield and James A. Garfield are lawyers in Cleveland and active in business, politics, and social circles. They built a large block amid a slump, James serves in the Ohio Senate, and both brothers’ families reside in Mentor and Washington. Irvin Garfield, 25, nears Harvard Law School graduation and may practice in Boston or Cleveland. Abraham studies architecture in Boston and plans a two-year Europe trip before working in Cleveland. All sons attended Williams College. Mary Garfield, Helen Newell, and Belle Mason are mentioned among family connections.
Morris Preslaner, a New York real estate agent and Civil War veteran, recounts severe kidney pain from a spring illness. After failed treatments, he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, claiming life saved after three to four boxes. He reports regained strength and plans to resume full health soon.
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