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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
5
Fragmented OCR narrative recalls Vestal imagery and a tale of critique on temperance and health fads, then shifts to a 19th century plantation party. A mill story follows with a young woman, a midnight dare, a drowned man, and a Parisian letter, ending with a family grave marker for Francis Bernhart.
Members elected Hod T. Hib and Dr Lewis as directors. Lillie Woocoart and Dr AW Rishter were named, with Ro HL ills as President FE Lovett Vice President JF Tweedy Treasurer and Florence Hunt Secretary. The organization was reorganized as listed.
The text describes an 1896 organized Loan and Savings Association with a capital stock of fifty thousand dollars in five hundred shares. It notes profits, property ownership gains, and rent pressures, with references to the Board of Directors and a city association.
On Saturday November 4 they marked fifty years of marriage at their South Henley Street home. About eighty guests attended including children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. The couple, born in 1835, have lived in Hancock and Rush counties Illinois and Indiana. A group photo followed after a noon meal, with many gifts received.
The fragmentary text notes visits by Ray Henley and others from thernfowne to relatives, a Tuesday event with teachers visiting sachets at Padimmopotle, and a rural scene with names such as Dyef, Manurum, Teorey, Moschives Neawtoc Sach, Pipl ander Weaver.
The president proclaims Thursday November 30 as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer. It urges gathering in homes and places of worship to give thanks for past blessings and to pledge reform of self and society while recognizing national prosperity and freedoms. The proclamation is signed by Theodore Roosevelt with the date in 1905.
A historical notice promotes a lecture featuring Ben Hart on November 27, promising humor and impersonation to lift spirits. It highlights Barnard Family musical acts and Miss Dale as part of a four-part series, urging advance purchase for all remaining numbers to support the course.
Big Show for Carthage at Columbia Opera Hall features Morrisseys scenic Ireland production with Hibernian Troubadours. Vaudeville numbers and elite acts complement the Irish program praised for lively music, dances, and life-like scenery. Prices 25 and 35 cents. Seats on sale at Phelps Bakery.
R. S. & Co of Adora Ontario tout Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as strong enough for the robust yet mild and safe for children without the gripping effect common to purgatives. Sold at M. A McClain's Drug Store.
Two Indianapolis teachers plan a mid winter trip to Cuba from December 22 to January 4. The excursion includes rail travel from Indianapolis to Mobile and a Havana voyage on Monaca Line Steamship. Tickets are seventy five dollars covering all expenses except meals in Havana. A booklet with details is available from Pennsylvania Lines and J N R R agents.
Hannah Plant of Little Rock Arkansas praises Bucklews Arnica Salve for healing fearful running sores that other remedies failed to cure. The advert promises the salve as a marvelous healer for cats burns and wounds and notes availability at M A McClain's drug store for 25 cents.
In the second game of tomorrow's double header, eleven players from this squad will play on the field. Names include Will Smith James Coleman Clyde Henter Dikoeis brothers White brothers Parish brothers Coffin brothers E Earnest C Beher Joe Whittaker Will Norris Frank Stevens Arthur Ball Oden Hill James Sharer Randall Hill.
A garbled ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills claiming to cure headache colic and constipation and restore health after a calamity. It directs readers to purchase at M A McClain s drug store with a street address 23- (incomplete).
Notice is hereby given that I will close my meat market at 9 00 Welock wom Sunday morning Dinas Nelson When you want a pleasant physique try Chamberlain s Stomach Liver Tablets They are easy to take and produce no coughing or other unpleasant effects Sold by M a McClain s Drug Store
Charlottesville guests Emma Smith and adopted son Delores Hawkins visited Anthony Smith and family. Frank Stinger tended business waiters in Carthage. Edward Carroll and wife from Indiana polis stayed with Lavina Carroll. Frank Daubepspeck of Noblesville visited his brother Walter. Harve Shields on nursery business in Rushville. Hester Lineback of Indianapolis called on Lewis Lineback and wife. Thomas E. Niles boasted carp catching six fish, smallest 5 lbs largest 9 lbs. Mrs. Louisa Theobald of Westfield and Mrs. Narcissus Rayl of Hartford were guests of B. F. Stinger. Mrs. Ernest Bender and children visited Walter Dauben speck and wife. Emory Williams and wife of Greenfield visited Joan Lane and family. Mariah Spingstead of Knightstown visiting Cassie Decker. Miles Cook and wife spending week with daughter near Westlad. Russell Ballenger working for brother Ora near Kenward. Mrs. Claude Lane visiting friends in Indianapolis. Mrs. Walter Clark and children visited Allen Mattix and family. Dora Decker employed in Lafayette. Thomas McKowe of Alexandria visiting W. R. Walker. Lincoln Matsfield of Greenfield transacted business before Squire Duty. Emory Lacy spent part of week in Circleville, Ore. Ray Gilbreath of Indianapolis called on parents Friday. Ora Lacy and daughter Blanche in Greenfield. Mrs. Neath Warder of Richmond visited Thomas McClarnon and wife. Hasten Crantill and wife of Ingalls visited local friends.
From Napier New Zealand Herald reports a 2 year old Pharmacy Board of New South Wales Austria analysis of cough medicines found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Chamberlain's Medicine Company Des Moines Iowa UCLA as the only one free of all poisons. Makers say the absence of narcotics makes it the safest for children and it is recommended for coughs colds croup and whooping cough available at M A Me atnas Drug Store.
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