05 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1906
Page
1
A fragmentary report describes a first class show at the inecklen on Tuesday evening with capable company presenting a drama. Nora Q'Grien and other performers pleased audiences though text is garbled.
The text discusses cheerfulness and vigor as outcomes of association with a group, noting how happiness appears to arise from communal sentiment and shared activities. It mentions a forthcoming event and speaks in a period voice about social wellbeing and public morale.
A garbled New York Prissy piece reports on a stage incident at the Tatanet theatre and discusses audience reactions, local characters, and a plan for reform in the neighborhood. The passage references Ruth White, Marlon, and various blurred names while exploring social dynamics and artistic critique.
A garbled OCR passage spins a bizarre stream of thoughts about a squirrel cause and effect, candy, and a distant radio moment. Disjointed phrases drift between personal musings and scattered names, producing a surreal, scarcely coherent public note.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a theatrical scene in Goshen with mention of Henry Horton and a Saturday event. Also references a basketball matter about the Spurs and a small package related to cigarettes and Europe, with stray numbers including two hundred.
The passage notes the Aztecs used cocoa before Cortes arrived and that chocolate was called the food of the gods by the Spaniards after tasting it. It references Nu Yope as a garbled form of New York and hints at early Greek-derived terminology for chocolate.
A Chicago anecdote features Mrs Sarah J Windrom praising Vinol cod liver oil tonic as a palatable strengthener for impoverished blood. Local druggists Houseworth Bros claim Vinol delivers concentrated medicinal elements from fresh cod livers. Vendors in Elkistart advertise Vinol availability and agent network.
Fragmented text voices distress over child exploitation and the need to protect youth. It references loneliness, fear, and the desire for safe, supportive environments, urging action to improve adults’ behavior and the system’s response.
J Waterman of Watertown Ohio touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for his sister who suffered epileptic seizures for years. The ad also promotes a 24 cent body cleanser and fire-saving tonic pills from Houseworth Bros drugstore.
Pazo ointment guarantees curing any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. This ad claims results and refunds for all sufferers.
H M Adams and wife Henrietta of Pa report a miraculous cure for their child’s five year eczema after trying electric Bikers. They claim seven bottles cured the condition. Local druggists Bentz Co and BE D Miller of 801 South Main St offer Hindi Po kidney cure with a guarantee and refund if unsatisfied. Central Drug Co promotes Colwell Egyptian Pile Cure with a purchase refund policy. Daily Review price listed as 60 cents per week.
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