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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1892
Page
3
The family learns the colonel has taken back his wife amid accusations of jealousy and infidelity. Aunt Jerushy recalls multiple missteps as members debate loyalty, love, and social standing in a tense kitchen scene.
A fragmented passage describes Rudolph using a giraffe to reach a high fruit, urging motion and blessing a youth friend. The text comments on the statue's life size impression, noting it as larger than expected.
A garbled OCR collage features medical remedies, tonics, and fashion advice. It touts cures for malarial fevers, kidney and liver complaints, bronchial and asthmatic issues, and rheumatic pains. Also mixed are notes on beauty tips and the era’s sartorial ideas, all presented in a jittery clippings style.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes Becham’s Pills at 20 cents and Sage’s Catarrh Remedy with a cash promise of 500 dollars if cure fails. Mentions train hold-ups and illnesses like La Grippe pneumonia fevers and headaches.
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