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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
3
Dr Miles Heart Remedy helps Laura Russell of Logan Iowa claim a twenty year heart ailment relief. The testimony notes improved breathing and sleep after starting treatment and urges readers to buy a bottle and accept money back if no benefit.
The piece reviews Bryan's stance on corporations, accusing him of seeking lynch law against interstate companies and endorsing revolutionary powers for the president. It contrasts Roosevelt's view, labeling Bryan's remedies as chimerical and bosh, while noting the dangers to property rights, patents, and production costs.
Up to date styles describe dyed net waists to match costumes and new dancing frocks. Coarse fish net over white with color trim, full length sleeves tucked from shoulder to hand, empire lines for girls, and stylish trims like soutache. Kitchen apron shown as useful and attractive. Judic Chollet.
Notes of the fashions describe Smart presents for wooden weddings with new veils and colors. Batin cloth, a chiffon weight fabric of silk and wool, offers a high lustre finish. The piece highlights fabric trends and bridal accessories for the season.
A catalog notes a soft cloth and varied colors for wedding gifts, featuring wooden items like rolling pins and salad forks. It highlights Russian net veils in black and white, fine mesh, crepe de chine waists, and the popularity of tailored suits with washable fabrics.
A Liverpool Mercury writer recalls staying with an uncle who hosted a private asylum keeper. At a party he meets two partners, one a refined man and the other a religious fanatic, then learns the doctor host is present and the tale shifts to shocking revelations. Also notes quack cures and a piano tuner advertisement.
Earl of Warwick known as the kingmaker created and deposed monarchs during the York Lancastrian conflicts. He hosted vast numbers at his courts, drew military support, and died at Barnet in 1471 after fighting on foot to share his troops’ dangers. His brother Montacute perished trying to save him.
An advertisement extols Father William's Indian Tea claiming mucus membrane cleansing and blood purification for catarrh hay fever asthma bronchitis coughs and colds. It promotes tea or tablets at 20 cents and lists vendors including BE D Miller and F H Bentz Co. Also notes tax payment deadlines and local banking promos plus an electric motor for sale and a river-side cleaning works ad.
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