07 May 1907
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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1907
Page
1
A long account describes tiny creatures that metabolize arsenic opium and prussic acid with no discomfort, the dangers of hem lock and prussic vapors, and notes on poison tolerance among Tyrolean peasants. It cites experts and historic anecdotes, including Socrates and antitoxin theory.
A long, fragmentary reminiscence traces the J. M. White steamboat and its era of river speed on the Mississippi and Ohio. It notes owner and crew legends, rival boats, a dramatic wager over a famed design, and a later anecdote about prudence and wealth tied to aging. The piece also weaves in Emersonian reflections on aging and love.
An 19th century advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine. The copy emphasizes widespread confidence in its efficacy for digestive complaints.
A brief exchange unfolds as a woman descends the stairs and jokingly recalls a past compliment about her worth. He half admits the claim, then the moment shifts with a fading remark as they prepare to part.
PRR Amusements promotes Blue Beard Jr at Bucklen with Donna Seynour starring. The Coastal theatre screens a Revolutionary War picture about Cornwallis, Morgan, and Greene, showing a girl saving a young officer by striking the bell to delay the curfew. The Crystal promises strong entertainment with song, dance, and humor, featuring Miss Fern and the Haramborehoof troupe.
A section describes wolf hunting methods with the Laurentian setting. Wolves stalk and tire deer through staged drives, water ambushes, and long chases while the deer seeks rapid rivers and lakes to escape. It notes wolves’ patience, restraint near shelters, and ferocious pursuit when necessary.
A passage describes a sun warmed strand where a lone figure is attacked by a companion wolf springing at its throat. The first wolf then joins, creating a feverish rush that supposedly frees them from fate for a week.
A fragmented column discusses happiness, judgment, and social perception. It notes that people misjudge others, claims sorrow is often trivial, and highlights the value of practical knowledge over books. An omnibus journey prompts reflections on trade and advice.
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