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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
2
A garbled note mentions the Big Four and a train exposition with inquiries about rates train times and side trips. It names Geceland Sincinrati Chiceco St Louis and suggests contacting a Big Four agent for information. The text is unclear but hints at railroad exhibition details and travel options.
Freqs and schedules for FRENDS CHURCH and EAST ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH show Sunday services, weekly meetings, and choir events. Banners invite public attendance. events include Senior, Junior, and Prayer groups with biweekly class meetings and Thursday prayer gatherings. Pastor J C Tai leads EAST ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. other details reference various church activities and times.
The Manared Christian Church announces preaching each Sunday morning and evening service with Sunday school at 9 00 am and prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7 00 pm. Public invited to attend under Pastor Tinbaxper Weaven.
The text bundles scattered items from a late 1800s newspaper: patent medicines like Rocky Mountain Tea and DeWitt's Witch Hazel, local business ads, and chatter on politics, education, and technology. It mentions William McKinley birth details, the U S rail mileage, and various place names such as Bedford and Goshen Indiana, with miscellaneous medical cures and consumer tips.
Fragmentary text mentions President McNin te a did not provide a clear report. references unity fears and hopes for peace and prosperity. Contains garbled names and phrases, no identifiable persons, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a summary.
Advertisements praise Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and McCarty & Son medicines for indigestion and stomach troubles. Feverish claims promote Radel Dyspepsia Cure and Codal Dyspepsia Cure with free samples. A bank in Lafay ette opens its doors, while the Sulivan branch of the Southern Indiana railroad is hailed as a connecting link to St Louis.
Robert A. Roberts born near Carthage, son of township natives, educated at Beech district school and Spice林 Academy, held county and state teaching licenses, active in Sunday school and Odd Fellows. He served as principal of the colored school in Shelbyville, won a state inter academic oratorical contest in 1901, and plans to lead a Bloomington colored school next year while attending the State University. He remains unmarried and may be reached at Bloomington, Ind.
An advertisement touts a “Home Gold Cure” for drunkenness claiming the disease can be cured at home without publicity. It promises a one dollar treatment with full directions and optional physician advice, emphasizing secrecy and a guaranteed outcome for hard drinkers.
A Virginian voices a strong protest against a free ballot and free speech. In Detroit Free Press style, the report hints at oil derricks moving from Indiana as movable rigs will drill wells. The piece mentions elevated timber shortages and rising costs.
A New York Mallard report claims butchers in Oris city do not contract consumption. Townsmen with twenty years’ experience insist lungs stay healthy despite other illnesses. They attribute it to air rich with meat fumes, joking about nearby climates helping health.
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