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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
6
A New Haven Register writer laments dog abuse and neglect by owners. He argues laws should protect dogs as part of human welfare, praising canine devotion and urging compassion over indifference. He asserts one dog at a time reflects moral duty and loyalty.
A stranger asks for old clothes, staff give him garments and the man pays eight dollars for a yearly subscription. After donning the clothes he leaves quickly. the sheriff arrives for a horse thief, and the foreman accuses the sheriff of backing a subscriber, insisting the man went up the street despite sightings.
A Cleveland clubman recounts his hunger on a Texas train where a five minute stop at Govwn yielded two cream puffs as the sole edible items. He explains the delay and the irony of mistaking pastries for sandwiches, noting the long ride without a dining car.
During a visit to the United States Li Hung Chang is described as keen with wit and courteous. An American lady’s son stared at him and asked how few hairs he had, prompting Li to retort that the boy had few manners.
The passage argues that blaming and demanding explanations harm friendly relations. It urges judging people by overall conduct and warns that unseen forces shape life. Silence can mend temporary rifts, while reproaches widen the gulf, suggesting shifting focus to other interests to bridge distances.
Gunner notes Har ker's anger after a wooden wedding at his house a month ago. A wooden snow shovel given as a gift has caused friction as his wife makes him use it, leaving him visibly upset.
A concise meditation on sincerity as the source of real power. It argues that living as a truthful person eliminates internal conflict, strengthens character, and makes sham and shoddy conduct futile compared to genuine integrity.
A fragment notes a phrase The Necessary Requirement and a reference to a young woman, with unclear context and no identifiable events or names to anchor a fuller report.
A London embassy secretary recalls a question about heating costs for an Irish court. A treasury official is sent to consult the judge who, noting the matter, sends him to the proper department. The judge then leaves with a quip about introducing the young man to the person in charge.
A historical snippet links the name Essex Street to the Earl of Essex, favorite of Queen Elizabeth I. It recalls a quarrel in Essex House garden, where the queen supposedly struck him and cried out Go and be hanged. Lord Gholmondely’s 1770 pane inscription allegedly read I C U S X E R, seen as a quip about Elizabeth and her regina.
A Philadelphia lawyer, mostly at his country estate, chats with his sturdy Irish gardener who longs for Ireland to gain freedom. The two discuss Ireland’s delayed justice as the gardener notes Ireland stands in midnight while they enjoy twilight.
A London Opin ion correspondent recounts a Christmas misstep in Doncaster. A mistress asks for savory puddings with the goose, only to learn the cook and household disliked them and did not make one. The five year servant’s blunt reply amuses the lady.
A fragment notes fashionable Turkish women often wear elaborate outfits and transparent veils. when seen by a feared spy an order bans modern veils, enforcing the traditional Terija attire and veils.
Hundreds of men and women from across the nation gather in Atlanta to address child labor protection and education. Prominent attendees include figures linked to Roosevelt and Taft, with sessions led by Senator Roberts and O R Lovejoy discussing good child labor laws and state regulations.
Pain relief claims describe Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets as stopping pain quickly by easing congested blood flow. The copy asserts the tablets equalize circulation and remove pain in 29 minutes. It lists price 25 cents and directs readers to Shoop Racine Wisconsin.
A private sale lists goods available from the 2nd to the 4th of December. The notice outlines sale terms and participating party information.
PILES caused by harsh cathartics are common. Dr Leonhardt Wem-Roid cures to stay cured by removing itching and internal causes. Each package carries a guarantee and costs $1.00 through Neuseworth Bros or The Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Duffars N OY.
Every one is welcome when we feel good and our digestion works. Dr ikn2s New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowels so perfectly one feels better using these pills. 24c at drug store.
Mrs BE De Charites of Marber Maine extols FE as a neighborhood favorite used for dyspepsia liver complaints kidney disorders malnutrition nervousness weakness and debility. She says its cleansing action on the blood makes it a useful spring medicine sold under quasi imitation at Houseworth Drugstore.
The passage touts a Dr Shoop inspired coffee substitute from Racine Wisconsin. It claims to be made from toasted grains and malt with fast preparation and asserts even experts could be fooled into thinking it is coffee.
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