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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
2
A brief transit snippet lists times going north with entries 11:27 am 409 pm and 6a 06 pm, indicating a schedule fragment lacking context or full route details.
Train times list departures from Charlottesville Knightstown Indianapolis and nearby cities. The piece also notes a world sung hymn Nearer My God to Thee, a call to defend the U S Constitution, hog prices rising toward eight dollars per hundred pounds, and a quote attributed to President McKinley with Roosevelt mentioned.
The article argues it would not surprise to see changes in the president's cabinet, though Roosevelt has outlined a policy aligned with his illustrous predecessor. It notes a new cabinet would not impeach McKinley’s acts or policies and cites historical uses of vice presidents for expediency, contrasting Roosevelt with Johnson and Arthur.
On last Thursday for ten minutes, while President McKinley lay in state, commerce halted across major arteries. Trains paused, ships drifted, telegraph lines silenced, factories stopped, and wholesale centers paused to honor the president, a historic display of national sorrow.
A Carthage school trustee reflects on the difficulty of choosing teachers and commends the current year's picks. He notes teachers' strong personalities, enthusiasm in teaching, and their influence on students as well as on parents who see their commitment to religion, morals, and education.
The Galveston News states about President Roosevelt that he is not a politician, describing him as something beyond ordinary party politics. The remark reflects a view of his leadership style and public image during his era.
The text critiques a political figure, predicting a radical change in leadership and a transformation of the Republican party. It portrays him as assertive, dictatorial, and pugnacious, condemning political sham and implying a dystopian shift in national politics and party dynamics.
The new game laws from eto'n to November 10 enact a prohibition on hunting quail, wild duck, grouse, and squirrel with fines from 1 to 3 dollars and possible county jail time. A resident hunter may obtain a permit from the commissioner of game and fisheries, and hunting without a permit can lead to prosecution. A written permission from the landowner is required in addition to the official permit.
Local state and business notes discuss McCarty and Son advertisements for DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and Early Risers, cures for piles and dyspepsia, a new smoke stack completion, and various regional notices. References include Franklin darkness, Warsaw and Tipton churches, Panhandle rail activity, and a child harmed by a hog with relief offered by Chamblain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
A collection of testimonials from Rev Morris Wechsl er of Rabino f Congregation New York and Dr G D Phelps M D alongside Taft Bros Medicine Co claim Asthmalene removes asthma symptoms without opiates or ether. Spasmodic asthma improved after using the product and users report long term health gains and ability to work.
An old practitioner claims a new treatment named SNUFFLES the GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE relieves and permanently cures catarrh by addressing the disease at its source. Sold for one dollar postpaid from Edwin B. Gilfs & Company in Philadelphia, includes internal and external medicines and guidance.
A large half mast flag at the Miami county court house in Peru was ripped by a night vandal who tore away the crepe and drapings. An elderly reader from Pewamo, Mich., praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, claiming full recovery from indigestion after long suffering. A South Bend dentist says a visitor claiming to be Czolgosz took photos in his office and announced plans to go to Buffalo for better clothes.
An 1890s style health column defines gastritis as stomach lining inflammation caused by irritants and fermenting food. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy for indigestion, constipation, and stomach troubles, with availability through J. McCarty & Son. Mentions fruit packing and a lawyer suing over railroad plant damage.
Mrs. S H Lincoln recalls a fearful night as doctors warned the widow would die of pneumonia before morning. She used Dr King s New Discovery, slept through the night, then fully recovered from throat and lung disease. The advertisement touts cures and free trials at McCarty Sons. The piece also notes the Haynes Apperson automobiles finishing first in the Pan American race with 75 starters and 33 finishers, averaging 14.8 mph despite rain and mud.
A historical advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a powerful cure boosting energy and health. The product, claimed to transform weakness into strength and listlessness into mental power, is sold at 25e per Lox by J J McCarty and Son.
Estin Newby Harold Pierson and Claud Pierson were suspended at Terre Haute for aiming a projectile at a draped portrait of the dead president and shattering it.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for healing soothing effects pleasant taste and quick permanent relief. It is favored by mothers for colds and whooping coughs and contains no opium or harmful drugs. Sold by F H McCarty a Sor. Southern Monroe County reports surface oil-stained stones fueling drilling talk.
An old advertisement lists Cure A Cold In One Day using Laxative Bromo Quinine with a money back guarantee signed by E W Grove. It mentions Senator Josiah Gwinn requesting mourning avoidance, and a dramatic tease about a Buffalo tragedy stage production where a man shot and dying is described. Also includes multiple help-wanted ads for travel sales and delivery positions in Indiana and Chicago with cash pay and self addressed envelopes.
A lady cured of deafness and head noises by Dr Nicholson's official Ear Drums donated $10,000 to the Nicholson Institute. The gift supports free Ear Drums for deaf people unable to obtain them, addressed to 2577 C The Nicholson Institute, 789 Eighth Avenue, New York.
An old ad claims Scott's Emulsion builds new flesh and suits thin individuals while not tiring them or causing strain. It mocks use by the overweight and promises easy, natural weight gain with a free sample offer from Scott & Bowne, chemists in New York.
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