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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
3
Max Eastman notes in Atlantic Monthly that many ailments are primarily mental and auto or family suggested. He argues such fixed ideas of health persist despite medical cures and require counter suggestion to restore wellness.
Advertises Hyomei as a cure for catarrh with a testimonial from G. J. Stevers of Crown City Ohio who claims relief after two bottles. Promises asthma bronchitis hay fever coughs and colds cure with a complete Hyomei outfit priced at $1 and refills 50 cents. Describes dry air treatment killing germs on inflamed membranes.
An advertisement for Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills promises headache relief in minutes. It notes 45 000 druggists nationwide and a 25 cent package of 25 doses. A customer, Mrs Louise Lewinmlyn from Powell South Dakota testifies to strong relief and a guarantee offers refund of the first package if benefits fail.
Advertises easy run lawn mowers that require minimal pushing and guide the machine for effortless mowing. Promises a range of garden helps and tools to make gardens bloom and lawns look velvet while reducing labor.
Danville II June 35 Magnus Yeager a known Third ward boss is indicted on election law violations tied to Westville dry wet voting. Westville now licensed four wholesalers and four retailers to sell liquor after mayor Dowdatt signed the ordinance. The anomaly links Georgetown and Danville townships and a new town formed to secure licenses.
Mary Grill twenty four died at the McCormick International Harvester plant in Chicago when her hair tangled in a massive wheel. Firemen shut off power after she was pulled into the machine. Other workers fled as the wheel claimed her scalp. The tragedy occurred in the twine room near Western and Rivne avenues.
National league standings list Chicago 46 30 16 652 and Pittsburg 47 27 20 57 with rain-postponed games. American league shows Chicago 80 20 600 and Cleveland 51 29 82 569, plus multiple openers and postponed contests due to rain.
Chicago Board of Trade quotes show Wheat and Corn with varied highs and lows, and live stock markets report receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle sheep and calves. East Buffalo figures supply export steers at 7.50 to 7.75 dollars, hogs around 5.85 to 5.90, and lambs near 6.00 to 6.10.
A compiled quotation from Catholic Standard and Times and Leslie's Weekly warns against hasty actions toward an adversary. It contrasts Ananias and a farmer, referencing a dog and a fish fable to caution careful judgment and restraint.
Amory Mississippi June 16 The body of Co A Linxwiler assistant vice president of the Painters and Decorators National Brotherhood with headquarters in Decatur Illinois was found The coroner s jury ruled he died by jumping from a moving train as it crossed the Yglee river Linxwiler who was a f e at the time leaves a widow and children
An old riddle about feet and a cat appears beside local business notices. Real estate loan ads and abstract company details list Elkhart County services, with entries for pasteurized milk, piano tuning, and a monthly notice line.
A blurb encourages women to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for private illness guidance. It stresses confidentiality and cites decades of correspondence with sick women as evidence of her potential helpful knowledge.
A testimonial from Mrs Norman R Barnett of Alentown Pa praising Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for curing her organic derangement and female weakness after years of headaches and nervousness. The ad asserts the product as a longstanding standard remedy for female ills and lists conditions it claims to help.
The article promotes a lake ride for June brides aboard the Eastern States and Western States steamers between Detroit and Buffalo. It notes romance and seclusion with reasonable fares, mentions advance reservations of staterooms and parlors, and invites requests for an illustrated booklet via a two cent stamp to Detroit and Buffalo Steam Boat Co. 5 Wayne St Detroit Mich.
Ad touts a D C Coast Line honeymoon voyage to Mackinac as affordable and secluded with elegant steamers and reservable estate rooms. Includes request for a 2 cent stamp for a pamphlet from Detroit line office. Also promotes Father William's Indian Tea and Goshen fair grounds opening with a July 4 matinee and six horse races.
Businessman seeks a nine to ten room house with hardwood floors baths and modern conveniences at $25 to $30 monthly. Central or satisfactory location preferred. Respond to C. I. R. care Review office. No personal interviews unless arranged by advertiser.
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