25 Nov 1898
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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1898
Page
1
Dillman’s Bakery and Restaurant announces continuation of the business at the same stand after purchasing the stock and fixtures of Leslie Bundy. Wholesale and retail dealer of bread, cakes, and pies with a first-class lunch counter offering lunches and short orders. Oysters served in any style and a fine line of cigars and tobacco.
Numerous local names appear at social and business events from Rushville to Indianapolis. Notable items include Mr and Mrs Hill and Gear promotions, visits by Miss Sallie Henley and Miss Jennie Coble, and weddings and family gatherings. The Courier notes shifts in property, theater promotions, and a bustling Thanksgiving week with business trips and retail updates.
The speaker linked cholera infantum to feeding issues and poor digestion, urging quick action with stomach cleansing and cool sponging. Calomel and saline were praised but cathartic use deemed slow. emphasis on rapid, energetic treatment and cleanliness. Dr Maris of Oakland appeared promising at the banquet, earning high regard from the audience and the Record.
The announcement asks readers to drop items for the Record in marked boxes at the post office and depot. Communications must be signed to verify the source. The paper welcomes legitimate news but warns against abuse and urges locals to share information.
A pew lot of gloves and mittens for men and boys offered by Hill and Gear. The listing highlights a range of sizes and styles suitable for winter wear, inviting customers to inspect the assortment.
James Maxwell of Knightstown died at Joseph Evans residence in Charlottsville after weeks away with Evans's family. The exact cause and circumstances remain unclear as investigators seek details of his sudden death.
In a Greenfield Republicn account, Mr Maxwell, about 65, faced a fatal hog attack as his assailants ripped at him and tore his nose and ear. Feeble neighbor Mr Evans drove the animals away and carried Maxwell to safety, but doctors suspect heart disease as the cause of death.
A shooting affray in Sexton, Indiana, left J W Hanson postmaster with thirteen cuts on his left wrist after a dispute with Michael Ryan blacksmith. Hanson surrendered to the sheriff on a $2000 bond. Ryan, defended by friends, was reported sinking but later improving. Doctors treated Ryan for hours.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a claim that a person was banished by Dr Miles over pain pills. The text also lists fabric names such as Eiderdowns Swansdown Fleece and mentions Outing Flannels with Hill and other terms.
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