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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
7
The church preaches every other Sunday with a social meeting at 10 30 pm and a Sunday evening service at 7 pm. Sabbath school starts at 9 am, Christian Endeavor at 6 pm, prayer meeting Thursday at 7 pm. The public is invited.
The passage weaves a patchwork of remarks citing Czolgosz Scholzosh and Capital and Labor resuming peace, praising President Roosevelt as city born and young, extolling music as heart opening, Blissful birthday notes for Alfred the Great, Admiral Schley on coal at sea, and a claim that 470000 miles of railway exist worldwide with the U S holding about 40 percent of global rail mileage.
The text argues using distant islands such as Saint Helena and leper colonies like Epil eptic and Sandwich Islands for disease and political offenders. It questions why other islands should not host a harsher confinement for the dangerous force of Anarchy.
Historical notes trace William McKinley born January 29 1843 in Niles Ohio along with his father James and grandfather from Pennsylvania. The text lists ancestors David and John McKinley with origins in York County Pennsylvania and Ireland.
An advertising blurb explains that a thin body will not use food unless stimulated by Scott's Emulsion. It claims the product makes a hungry, active body that uses nourishment to grow new flesh and gain weight. Free samples are offered by Scott & Browne.
After President McKinley was assassinated fears for peace and prosperity arose. President Roosevelt’s first official reply aimed to calm those worries and signaled that a strong, safe hand now guides the nation.
Community ads tout Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains and lameness sold by J. H. McCarty & Son. Other items promote Rocky Mountain Tea cures and health tonics, local fairs, and early riser laxatives. Cited notices discuss public improvements, gas supply, and sleep aids with J. H. McCarty & Son as distributor.
drug advertisements extol Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin for stomach ailments and indigestion. Claims of safe relief rapid cures and life changes accompany testimonials from J H McCarty & Son and others. Mentions Lafayettes city national bank opening and railroad line notes.
The sketch notes Robert A. Roberts born near Carthage in 1562 who rose to state and county educational roles. He taught, led lodges as grand master, served in multiple school posts, studied at Spiceland Academy, held teaching licenses, and won a state inter Academic oratorical contest before becoming principal of the colored school in Bloomington Indiana for the coming year. He plans to attend the State University next summer and remains unmarried.
An advertisement promotes the Home Gold Cure for alcoholism as a disease treatment. It claims safe, painless, home use with no publicity, offering full directions and physician advice, prepaid worldwide for one dollar. It asserts thousands cured and urges immediate action.
Ten years after Frank Adams bought four acres north of the Lake Erie depot, he stands to gain as an oil king. The item notes Dr Talmage’s sermon error on suffrage and Mrs Nation seen from the grandstand, per St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
A New York Mall and Express report notes butchers claim they do not suffer from consumption. An observer from Washington Market cites 20 years of experience with butchers who report no lung disease, attributing this to constant exposure to fresh meat air, while suggesting other climates might also help consumptives.
The Detroit Free Press notes Virginia’s steady stance on free ballot rights amid protests for free speech. In Indiana oil fields movable derricks are expected, as derrick timber grows scarce and costly, signaling a shift in drilling methods and rising costs.
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