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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1904
Page
4
The piece outlines voting mechanics in a local contest, detailing ad and job work vote credits, item votes through the newspaper box, and eligibility rules. It lists current standings up to Oct 12 with many named contestants and notes local events and meetings in Rushville area.
Otto Dodd of Powder MO writes of a year long ugly sore cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He claims it is the best salve on earth and endorses M. A. McClain's Dray Store for purchase.
The first regular meeting was held at Mrs. Lizzie B. Stones home. The program included Responses Incidents of Travel Forecast of the Years Work with critics Mrs. Mary E Johnson and Mrs. Lizzie B Stone. The next meeting with Mrs. Fiv H Lineback on Oct 24 promises further benefit.
Fall colds threaten pneumonia bronchitis or consumption Foley's Honey and Tar offers quick relief and helps prevent serious outcomes. It is old reliable tested safe and sure contains no opiates and will not constipate. J. H. McVarty & Son.
The article mentions Gwynneville High School students, a fight about something, absences, and students attending a Wesleyan Methodist devotional. It notes an upcoming game against Rushville at 3 p.m. and encourages attendance. There is mention of a literary program last Friday and a future event on Oct 21 with visitors anticipated.
The second Township Institute happens tomorrow at Carthage High School. Attendees will study The Social spirits of America and participate in sessions led by Miss Publow, Miss McVorkle, Mr. Miner, Mr. Binford, Mrs. Cox, Mr. Melride, Mr. Mangrum, Miss Whitney, and Miss Ross. The day runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with noon, 1 p.m., and 2:45 break points and a reading circle.
We thank friends and neighbors for their care during the sickness and death of our infant son. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Sruer. No danger of consumption if you use Faley's Honey and Tar to ease that stubborn cough. J. H. McCarty & Son.
Sensible women keep rag weaving alive as fashion returns. Separate colors, use multiple baskets to sort rags, and cut strips an inch wide for durability. Pink and white in bedroom rugs, dye care, and durable eight or more new rugs yearly. red and green hues brighten rooms and eyes.
Walnut Ridge reports include Howard Hill selling his driving horse to Dr. Tindall and Prof. Hill aiding in silo work with Murray Parker and Bert Robb. Traipses mention visits to Indianapolis and Charlottesville, a Cuba missionary talk by Zenas Martin at the Friends Sunday School, and Uncle Thomas Miller’s 93 year old return trip from Ladijayga to Richmond driving home.
Friends and relatives witnessed the home ceremony Tuesday at 2 pm as Miss Earnest and Mr Stanley united in marriage at the bride's parents home. Miss Earnest, a RH Hil Co saleslady, is popular and loved. Mr Stanley belongs to the firm Stanley and Coleman. They left for a honeymoon to St Louis and will be at home after November 10. Congratulations and best wishes accompany the new couple.
The note recalls Danville Illinois resident Smith seeking relief from twenty years of bronchitis until trying WD Tar, a remedy from W. & Son, which provided relief.
Tuesday the 4th marked the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Siler with relatives visiting from Carthage Indianapolis and Iowa. A rushed dinner was cooked with no bread and biscuits for fifteen guests then ice cream was served. Gifts included a rocker chair a picture and roses from Bettermann Brothers Indianapolis. Present from here were Mr and Mrs Granville Miller.
Archey's Restaurant is a good place to eat with pork ham or chicken sandwiches a slice of homemade pie and hot coffee to start. A sweet tooth is satisfied by a fine assortment of candies pleasing most tastes.
A cautionary note urges avoiding questions about cures for coughs and colds and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the best throat and lung remedy. The ad credits J. H. McCarty & Sob with the product promotion and claims fast relief from coughs and colds.
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