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Newspaper

Elkhart Daily Review

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

6

Township Trustee Candidate To Be Presented In Concord Township

The Republican Party announces C. E. VanAlstine as candidate for township trustee. Also details of the Thirteenth Congressional District Republican Convention to nominate a candidate for Congress and fill the late A. L. Brick term. Township meetings to choose delegates for the June 19 1908 Elkhar t event.

Harrison W. Godfrey C. E. VanAlstine Concord Township Thirteenth Congressional District Plymouth Thirteenth A. L. Brick Bilkhart Ceee Eens Fulton Cceeereeree Kosciusko Sete Ethos Marshall Pulaski Scceeereeeere St. Joseph Starke Cegeseeeeteres Republican County Central Committee Island Park Elkhart Township Central Committee ID. Braden Earl.c. Rich

College Professor Leads Pilgrimage to Study Immigrants

A professor from Iowa University and ten middlewestern students sail in steerage on the Alice to Bohemia through Poland Russia and Italy to study European immigrants. After a year they will work as social workers in Pennsylvania under the YMCA to teach citizenship and ease tensions in mining regions.

New York Europe Edward A. Steiner Iowa University Pennsylvania Middlewest United States Bohemia Poland Russia Hungary Austria Balkans Italy Pennsylvania Young Men’s Christian Association Erie Connellsville Scranton Warren Uniontown

Keep Off The Platforms Ruling On Train Passenger Liability

The United States circuit court of appeals ruled that railroad passengers on moving platforms cannot collect damages for injuries. In the Mohaupt case a man on a rear platform was killed after leaving his seat during a Minneapolis to St Paul collision. The lower court award was reversed. Frank H. Hitchcock leaves Washington for Chicago where Taft headquarters will open shortly before the convention.

St. Paul United States Circuit Court of Appeals Marie Mohaupt E.W. E. Mohaupt Minneapolis Taft Chicago Washington Frank H. Hitchcock Taft Forces

Ex Judge Confesses Forged Check Mergery

Ex Louisville surrogate court judge C G Richie pleads guilty to forging a check and is sentenced by Judge Ogden of Oakland to eighteen months in San Quentin penitentiary.

Mergery San Francisco C. G. Richie Louisville Ogden Oakland San Quentin

Widow Sought in $25000 Joe Simpson Estate

Reno notices report friends seek Joe Simpson’s widow believed to inherit his estate after a lynching for shooting a saloon man. It is said the estate could exceed $25,000 and the widow would receive all assets if located. Also noted are obituaries and local notices including Rev. Dr. N Fellows’ death and a music teacher listing.

Reno Nev Joe Simpson Iowa Iowa City N. Fellows Upper Iowa Methodist Episcopal Church

Paquin Skirt Fails To Impress Paris Fashion Scene

Vogue Points notes that the Paquin tight clinging skirt has not been well received in Paris. A French dressmaker recalls seeing it only once, on an actress, while silk tailor mades trend overall. The piece suggests shadow work and darned net as revived decorative options and mentions black hats with summer outfits and jumper dresses as desirable.

Paris

Fribbles of Fashion Bolero and Hatpins Shine

A fashion note highlights a white soutache bolero for girls, a matching three quarter coat with woven braid, and new hatpins with spikes for bandeau use. Plain three quarter skirts remain popular, including a seven gored round length style suited for tub skirts.

Bretelles

Hook Swinging In Bengal Customs Described

Descriptive account from Bengal detailing hook swinging in Gangutta. Victims are garlanded and pierced through the tongue with a wire seven feet long, then forced to dance for 30 minutes. Some are sewn together by a wire needle threaded with cord, arms attached, appearing as herrings on a wire.

Bengal Gangutta

Parisian Sage touted as cure for dandruff in US

An interview from Paris features Prof Giroux proclaiming Parisian Sage as the sole cure for dandruff and hair diseases. The product, manufactured in Buffalo NY, is sold by Houseworth Bros with a money back guarantee and claims to stop hair loss and promote growth in one week.

Giroux Prof Paris United States France Buffalo N. Y Giroux Mfg. Co America Houseworth Bros

Captain Cook's Walking Stick and the Goblin's Curse

A fragment tells how Taniwha, a Maori boy later a chief, aboard the Endeavour in 1769 at Mercury Bay, identifies Captain Cook as Kapene Kuku. A "goblin" steals calico, retrieves a walking stick amid thunder and lightning, then dies after a struggle in the ship hold drawing blood on his clothing and a back wound.

Captain Cook Endeavor Mercury Bay New Zealand Taniwha Kapene Kuku Captain Codk

The Polite Frenchman Refuted By Everyday Behavior

Samuel T Blythe argues that Parisians are not truly polite despite their reputation. He describes them as discourteous and aggressive in streets, seating, and crowds, offering only superficial politeness with the word pardon when convenient.

Samuel T. Blythe Everybody's Magazine

Hyomei Claims Quick Catarrh and Bronchitis Relief

Readers praise Hyomei as a cure for catarrh bronchitis hay fever and asthma with instant relief. Testimonials from Mrs M A Drake Lodwick Edwards and Mrs Bertha Weekly back its effectiveness and a money back guarantee from Houseworth Bros. Details note a pocket inhaler with each $1 outfit and extra bottles for 50 cents.

M. A. Drake Utica N. Y Lodwick Edwards Madison Avenue Columbus Ohio Bertha Weekly Pleasantville Houseworth Bros

Nothing Compares To Father William's Tea For All Dis eases

An early 20th century sales item touts Father William's Tea as a cure for liver and kidney ailments and digestive issues. It notes 20 cents for tea or tablets, with local dealers E. D. Miller and Bentz & Co. Among side notices are train schedule updates for Chicago to Elkhart and various local business moves and advertisements including a cigar factory relocation and real estate loan offers.

Father William E. D. Miller South Main Bentz & Co

The Dusters The Vicar To Sexton

A brief London Tatler bit references a church dusting gag with a quip about seats being dusted by the congregation every Sunday morning. The exchange features the vicar and the sexton and plays on church duties.

Sexton London Tatler

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