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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
5
The report notes a full moon and Venus appearing stationary in the evening sky while Mercury glimmers near the western horizon in twilight. Sun sets at 7 28, rises 4 24, moon sets 4 15 a m, moon age 15 days, eastern time.
The Concord township Republicans nominate Harrison W. Godfrey C B E VanAlstine and E Darling for township offices and Willam J Sigerfoos for trustee. A mass meeting is set May 19 1908 to select delegates for Island Park Elkhart June 19 1908 to nominate township trustee and assessor. Delegates to be certified by precinct committees. Also advertisement for Father William's Indian Tea and local milk company promotions.
A consolidated church listing covers St John’s German Evangelical, Swedish Trinity Lutheran, Free Methodist, St Vincent’s Catholic, First Church of Christ Scientist, Salvation Army and many others. It details service times, pastors, locations, Sunday schools, vesper hours, and special events including confirmations and children’s day programs. The piece notes Mrs. Walter S. Bond as a state delegate to the international Sunday school convention in Louisville in June.
For sale an up to date thoroughly modern home on North Second Street. Property listed by Andrew Lamb at 123 W Lexington Ave suite 1246. Interested buyers urged to investigate the proposition and contact the advertiser.
Mrs. Constance Larymore recounts an Africa visit in which villagers, eager to greet a white woman, swarm the rest house and interpreter. Six weeks later the village lies empty as goats and fowl are found slain by their party, prompting a resolve to learn Hausa to gain trust and justice.
A collection of humorous and sensational snippets including an improvised Indian scare led by General Custer for broker Charles Osborn ending with a scalp prank, a joke about a maid breaking a platter and a quip about tobacco in France, plus brief gags from Outing Magazine Bohemian Magazine Chicago News and Kansas City Journal.
A playful verse from the Kansas City Times notes a straw hat blown away by gusts. The item is swept along as it pursues a sprinkling cart, capturing a light moment in local whimsy.
Personal testimonial from G. J. Stevers of Crown City Ohio describes a years long catarrh history that ended in a complete cure after using Hyomei two bottles. The ad claims a money back guarantee and notes Hyomei treats asthma bronchitis hay fever coughs and colds. A full Hyomei outfit costs 1 with 50 cents for extra bottles.
Businessman seeks a nine to ten room house with hardwood floors baths and modern conveniences for long rental at $25 to $30 monthly. Central or satisfactory location preferred. Contact C. J. R. care Review office. No personal interviews unless arranged by advertiser.
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