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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
4
An advertisement touts a rapid remedy by Edwin Bogts of 2550 Ambleat Market promising relief from tuberculosis and catarrh. It asserts quick healing, a guaranteed cure, and invites readers to request the medicine by mail with sensational claims and a strong push for purchases.
Fragmentary notice describes itineraries and price details for travel from New York to Washington via Pennsylvania routes. Mentions staged stops at Gallile and a Pan-American Exposition with a stepover point and ticket agents handling pricing and schedules.
A fragmentary account notes a sequence in a drug store with unclear details and scattered phrases. Readable names and actions suggest a chaotic scene involving purchases, debts, and unclear outcomes.
The notice lists multiple transfers of property within Rushville and surrounding townships. Names include I Sniatlen, White, Mary Bo Sosa, Anna Lester, George H H Lail, Thomas Kelly, Raymond C Morsan, Morgimind, Milton Gi, Fanina J Benjamin, Leonidas Mall, Gerta L Gerry, and William B R Corry. Values range up to 12,000 dollars with parcels in Center and Washington townships and additions by Payne et al.
Information on low rate tickets to Cincinnati for the Fall Festival via Pennsylvania Lines. Details include ticket sales dates and where to apply with local agents in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
A Cherokee, Tawa resident suffered a crippling attack but reports dramatic relief after taking Bleedive Bitters sold by J. L. McCarty & Son. The tonic allegedly eases back pain, kidney troubles, and blood impurities, with the user claiming a renewed health and energy after purchase for 60 cents.
Excursion fares to Buffalo via the Akron Route Chautauqua Lake and the Pan-American Exposition are on sale at Pennsylvania Railways offices. Return tickets valid 10 days cost 15.50 and 1 day 16.70 with various special options and stopovers. Tourist passes to Canada and Eastern points including New York are available with stopovers at Chautauqua Lake and the Exposition. schedules from W.O. Richardson, D. P. Agent, Indianapolis.
A testimonial touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for burns, sores and injuries. The writer from Jonesville Virginia praises its effectiveness after other treatments failed, noting cures for leg sores and various wounds. Sold by J. E. McCarty & Sen.
Village Slacksmi dge blacksmith shop operates in town, offering ironwork and tools. Local residents rely on the shop for farm implements, horseshoes, and repairs, with steady customer flow reported this season.
Fragments describe excursion fares at one cent per mile via Pennsylvania Lines to Cleveland. References to dates, operators, and destinations outline a promotional travel offer for a century celebration with tickets and return options extending to multiple locations.
A collage of random items, including patent remedies with money-back promises, odd quotes, a deafness institute appeal, factory layoffs, job ads for canvassers, a well drill tale, a Carthage resident obituary-like life sketch, a White River bridge update, and stray political commentary about France and a new Allied Party.
In a fatherly voice the article offers maxims for young men about contracts, publication, pacing work, choosing surroundings, and discretion. It cautions against overconfidence in quick gains, urges careful reading of terms, and notes the value of silence against unknown enemies.
A Kansas City Star correspondent notes Japanese pilgrims in Nagano dressed in bright, distinctive garb with bands, flowers, and towels to identify groups. Visitors lose their way amid temple visits and shopping as police require party badges for safety and order.
A fragment argues that steady routines and peace of mind foster health and happiness, citing a Life’s pace without friction as best. It contrasts the long lived, the pastor Goldsmith, and economic life with rural dress and folk attire, noting old and modern peasant fashions and a sea water science aside.
The article notes a pear tree near Niagara Falls, called a Bartlett Willian by Canadians, over 50 years old. It produced five to ten bushes of pears yearly for 25 years, earning about 40 shillings annually at 4 shillings per bushel, with total returns around 10 pounds.
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