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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
3
Paris designers hint at a return of pouched fronts in bodices with only slight fullness drawn toward the center for a flattering silhouette. Colors include greenish blues browns copper and smoke gray while Velutina fabrics gain favor. Black satin afternoon gowns remain the season’s favorite with tailored waists dominating wardrobes and a square guimpe neckline.
An advertisement urges mothers to treat sore throat immediately using Tonsiline from The Tonsiline Co. It claims every child with sore throat risks croup or diphtheria unless the throat is cured, and promotes a single early dose as quick, safe relief. Located Canton Ohio, the copy emphasizes quick action and long necked bottle sizes.
An advertisement claims neuralgia pains arise from nerve irritation and promotes Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills as effective, with customer testimonials from Mrs Katherine B and Mrs A Iret and a price refund guarantee through Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana. The copy emphasizes quick relief with two tablets and no after effects.
A campaign piece argues wages stayed high under Republican rule, contrasts Cleveland era pay with Taft era gains, and attacks Democrats on labor policies. It questions William J Bryan’s consistency, urging workingmen to back Taft as labor’s best friend.
The piece argues Mr. Bryan cannot enact promised reforms with a Republican Senate for six years, noting his claims may appeal to supporters but are unlikely to be realized. It warns he could wield executive power beyond constitutional limits to influence national affairs, citing concerns about his past and current record.
The San Francisco Argonaut criticizes Bryan as a perpetual agitator who abandons earlier principles for political gain. The piece contrasts Tom Marshall and Tom Taggart's influence, notes Bryan’s stance shifts, and mocks his sincerity. A Chicago Post quip about Indians and dentistry hints at racial humor of the era.
A parson questions Mrs Stubbins about her husband missing church. She insists the heart is right though the trousers are awry, reflecting a humorous Victorian clash of piety and appearance. The exchange highlights social humor in a brief London Truth item.
Fur hats set to dominate this season with varied trimming and ostrich details. Fur felts, pinmages and wings feature prominently on ceremonial headwear, plus simple ribbon bows remain in style. Also notes smart tailored shirt waists with broad shoulder drape and mannish sleeves. Also ad for Father William's Indian Tea praising kidney and bladder health, sold by local vendors.
For sale a 100 foot cast iron sectional Ideal boiler and an 800 foot cast iron sectional Reliance boiler. Both guaranteed good as new. Contact Andrew L Lamb for details.
An old newspaper ad extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments including displacements, inflammation, and pain. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Ellsworth and Mrs. Boyd, invites sick women to write for advice, and lists Lynn, Massachusetts as the address.
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