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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
2
The third president has passed away from an assassin's gunshot. The Nation mourns as readers recall the two weeks of shocking events. While eloquent tributes flow from world leaders, his legacy is seen as guiding America toward a golden era under his prudent leadership.
The piece argues Theodore Roosevelt, already prominent through his New York governorship, could become a unifying force against anarchism. It praises his bravery, energy, and devotion to American ideals, suggesting he may be the chosen instrument of providence to defend free institutions and implement peace policies following McKinley.
Amid calls for calm, towns display effigies of Czolgosz and Emma Goldman. The era of Theodore Roosevelt as successor is framed as a steadying mantle while debates on sensationalism, saloon influence, and national unity ripple through the public mood. The piece condemns sensational journalism and reflects on political stability, trade policy, and national prestige in the wake of McKinley’s assassination.
A citizen pleads for a new law to make it a felony to identify someone as an anarchist vox populi. The speaker asserts the nation demands such legislation and urges Congress to act in the next session.
The speaker insists the government in Washington endures due to 75 400 000 patriots while condemning a few foreign devils thought to threaten national institutions. The remark reflects wartime era rhetoric and anti-international sentiment.
The text discusses McKinley and Roosevelt phrases guiding U S expansion and public duty. It highlights relentless effort as a model for Americans, urging complete commitment and continuous striving in all tasks. The excerpt reflects nation shaping ideals tied to determination and vigor.
Society directory notes multiple churches with Sunday services Sabbath school times and midweek meetings. Alpheus Trueblood pastor preaches Sundays with Sabbath school and leagues, East St Christian Church offers semi monthly preaching and services. Public is invited to attend all listed gatherings.
The public is invited to attend Preaching every other Fanday and Sunday worship at 10:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sabbath School at 9:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor Sunday at 6:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:00 p.m. Pastor PuLannder Weaver announces services.
A Bourbon hotel break with rope entry nets $125 for W. C. Carlton. Advertisements tout Rocky Mountain Tea as a blessing for mothers and children. Culver Military Academy opens at Lake Maxinkuckee. A large Jackson Wood post dinner draws 3000. Local remedies and preparations from J. H. McCarty & Son feature prominently amid community notices.
A chaotic jumble of ads and notices cites De Witt’s Little Early Risers, Witch Hazel Salve, and One Minute Cough Cure as trusted remedies. Local anecdotes praise cures for asthma and coughs while a Vincennes dispatch notes a circus romance and a diamond ring gift. Stock details reveal tomato contracts and a county auditor admitting a shortfall.
An advertisement claims drunkenness is a disease and promotes a “Home Gold Cure” that supposedly cures alcohol dependence at home. It asserts guaranteed results, calls for wives and children to encourage, notes the cure is a non nostrums and sells for one dollar with full directions and confidential correspondence from Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia.
Low rates to Cincinnati will be in effect via Pennsylvania Lines for the Fall Festival. For information on rates, ticket sale dates, and train times, contact local Pennsylania Lines ticket agents. W. W. Richardson D. P. Agt Indianapolis Ind.
A wealthy woman cured of head noises donated 10000 dollars to Dr Nicholson's Institute to aid deaf people unable to access the Ear Drums. Address 2577 c The Nicholson Institute 780 Ligith Avenue New York tlinal
John Halloway of French Camp Mississippi describes a thirty year struggle with diarrhoea and the relief found after using Dr Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy The testimonial notes feebleness prior to treatment and urges others to obtain the medicine sold by J H McCarty and Son.
The article explains gastritis as an inflammatory stomach condition with fever, loss of appetite, and stomach distress caused by irritants. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for indigestion and stomach troubles, marketed by J. Ms McCarty & Son, with bottles priced 50c and 100. It also notes the death of the campaign horse Dollie, owned by Joseph E. Gaile of Kokomo, aged 39, a longtime parade participant since 1869.
Hot Weather causes headache stomach and bowel troubles. Take Dr Caldwell s Syrup Peprin the best regulator a perfect laxative. J H McCarty Son Want ad Trustworthy men and women to travel and advertise for old established house of solid financial standing. Salary 780 a year and expenses all payable in cash. No canvassing required Give references and enclose self addressed stamped envelope Address Manager 355 Caxton Bldg Chicago WANTED ACTIVE MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER to deliver and coed in Indiana for an established manufacturing wholesale house 900 a year sure pay Honesty more than experience required reference any bank in any city Enclosed self addressed stamped envelope Manufacturers thirstivor 334 Dearborn street bigawe
A newlywed wife ignores gentle counsel and seeks harsh revenge on her practical joking uncle. Following his threats she enacts a plan including pepper, glue, and practical tricks. Her husband later disciplines the uncle, and the couple now face a calmer path ahead with uncertain prospects.
Ainslee’s notes recount how Ted Sloane’s crouched riding shocked England, then influenced English and American riders. The piece highlights reduced wind resistance, shifts in weight away from the kidneys, and the economic rise of jockeys through retainers and betting. It contrasts fortunes of famous jockeys and post-racing careers.
A brief notice notes that they exchanged many words and had good caws for conversation, capturing a lively exchange between two birds in a humorous, lighthearted tone.
A playful exchange between animals about style in a Chicago Record-Herald line. The elephant compliments a cool drink and elegant threat while the giraffe admires a breezy skin fit.
A Philadelphia Bulletin quip notes Maggie claims heritage as a Daughter of the Revolution. The joke hinges on her father running a merry go round, implying ease of proving lineage through a family business.
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