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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
3
Dr Miles Heart Cere regulates the heart action and stimulates the digestive organs to make rich red blood that strengthens the whole body. Sold by druggists on a guarantee. Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
A lively recap of informal remarks and jokes from a House session. Notable moments include a quip about the vanguard of the army of the resurrection witnessed by Galusha Grow and William Holman, plus jests during Porto Rican tariff debate and a tale of Uncle Joe Cannon’s gesturing. It also highlights Blanche Bruce’s reputation and a humorous anecdote about the Boston monument epitaph.
An old practitioner of catarrh treatment claims a new cure “SNUFFLES the CATARAH CURE” that promises permanent relief by removing the cause and stopping discharges. Sold for one dollar with comprehensive internal and external remedies. Also offers advertising jobs for a solidly funded house with a generous salary.
A Ontario New York druggist recalls a customer seeking cough medicine not in stock. He recommended Dr Chamberlains Cough Remedy, offering a refund if unsatisfied. The customer later returned with a friend and bought Cha wabkins Cough Remedy, praised as a good recommendation. Sold by J H McCarty & Son.
Real estate dealers across the state report an unprecedented demand for Lodiipa farms. They note buyers from urban and rural areas seek plots, driving prices up and prompting urgent sales activity. Stakeholders anticipate continued upturn amid limited inventory.
A peach tree in Mrs. R. J. Johnson’s Sexmor yard is loaded with the second crow of fruit since last spring. Epworth league hospital in South Bend, costing 70,000, has just been opened with Miss Jeer Brennan in charge and Miss Clara Carr as the hogs nurse.
W H Eads of Jonesville Va recalls a severe foot burn that caused long lasting leg sores for forty years. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him after other remedies failed. Useful for burns scalds cuts and sores. Sold by J H McCaity Son.
Low rates to Cincinnati offered via Pennsylvania Lines for the Fall Festival. For information on rates sale dates and train times, inquire at local Pennsylvanian Lines ticket agents. W. W. Richardson D. P. Agt. Indianapolis, IN.
A Cheeee Town resident was attacked through the kidneys causing severe pain and inability to sit. Electric Bitters cured the ailment, restoring health. The remedy purifies blood, strengthens constitution, and is sold for 50 cents at J H McCarty and Son.
Pennsylvania railways announce excursion fares to Buffalo for the Pan-American Exposition via Chautauqua Lake. Knightstown departures offer 10 day return $13.50, 15 day return $16.70, season return $19.30. Special coach excursions up to midnight Thursday after sale date $9.00, tourist specials to Canada available. Canada and Eastern points including New York allow stopovers at Buffalo with $1 extra. Chautauqua Lake stopovers allowed at no extra cost. Inquiries to W. W. Richardson, D P Agent, Indianapolis, Indiana.
A brief note about fastened trip details on excursion tickets over the Pennsylvania line. Limited readable text mentions transportation and route but lacks full specifics.
An old advertisement claims that liver trouble shows as sallow complexion and blotches, and promises Dr King s New Life Pills will provide clear skin and a rosy, rich complexion for 25 cents at J H McCarty and Son.
One cent per mile for the G A R National encampment with September 9 10 11 12 dates. Low fares apply to all wishing to attend the first reunion in the Twentieth Century. Return limit to September 15 with extension to October 8. Inquiries via Pennsylvania Lines agents, see Knightstown.
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