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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1896
Page
3
A new broiler for cooking meats is described with a fine wire and steel rod netting that prevents uneven cooking by shielding the food from direct blaze. A gee funnel is noted as preferable for vinegar cruets, since it resists corrosion from acids better than tin.
Advertises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female complaints including ovarian troubles uterine displacements and spinal weakness claiming cures for leucorrhea backache and early tumor dissolution along with Liver Pills and Sanative Wash as partners to treat constipation headaches and local applications.
John M Smyth Company of Chicago issues a 422 page illustrated catalogue mailed free on request. The firm, trusted for thirty years, ships to all states and the West, offering a wide range from carpets to stoves and sewing machines. Address requests to 150 168 W Madison St Chicago.
Dr. Talmage preaches in Washington on Genesis to contrast famine in Canaan with corn in Egypt. He uses Joseph and Benjamin to urge personal faith, mercy, and divine consolation, warning that true sustenance comes only through Christ. The sermon contrasts worldly hunger with spiritual bread and invites choosing eternal light over despair.
A hodgepodge of notes reports varied topics from asbestos finds in Winchester to London fire, Transsiberian arrival at Tomsk and empires of fraternal life insurance in Illinois. It notes whalebone price rises, whale currency jokes, poetry debates, and a camel herd myth in Arizona.
Reports note the Russian czar's nervous prostration and ex consul Waller of Madagascar planning a Kansas City home. Moody to fund religious literature for 750000 U.S. prisoners. Bismarck diaries his weight from 242 to about 200 pounds since 1879. Poe statue planned for Bronx Park shows him in an arm chair with a raven, on a granite pedestal. Gladstone comments on Li Hung Chang's endurance during a country tour and recalls the fatigued Shah of Persia.
Marion Crawford writes a new six month serial for The Century starting in November. The romance follows a tale of Lucerne with episodes likely familiar to Don Orsino readers and promises wholly romantic adventures.
The text promotes Syrup of Figs as a pleasant safe remedy for ladies under all conditions. It warns to ensure the genuine product by checking the California Fig Syrup Company name on the package and notes it is sold by all responsible druggists. The remark about Jayson comments on men's consciences and potential slander.
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable case. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous membranes and calls for testimonials. The endorsement lists F. J. Cheney & Co as proprietors and names wholesale druggists est & Truax Walding Kinnan Sarvin in Toledo Ohio.
A brief exchange notes that warmth fades as season changes cool. He pins the chill on waning affection while she says the pattern risks becoming fixed. The dialogue implies a humorous reflection on lingering summer romance into autumn.
A Chicago Record note praises a simple ice preservation method using a large ice piece in a pitcher covered by a sturdy casey to last overnight. The item highlights practical care in absence of a proper water cooler and mentions a person named Johnny and a father busy with street politics.
In a playful vignette Bowser expresses a wish to practice medicine. A doctor explains that payment is often provided by another party. Clara mentions Mrs. Dangle’s Bermuda trip and Maude plans a visit before she recovers.
A period warning extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a preventive and curative tonic for malarial effects and various ailments. It claims the medicine aids disordered liver bowel constipation and inactive kidneys, useful for dyspepsia nervous debility and rheumatism. The piece ends with a quip about strawberries and price.
An 1895 testimonial from George W Lotz of Fabucher Louisiana praises Glenn’s Sulphur Soap for improving complexion. The note contrasts birds and flowers with the beauty of a young woman achieved through the soap, while mentioning Pigo’s Cure for Consumption as part of the text.
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