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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
3
April 2 report from Bushman Kop notes Col Broadwood’s British force including the Tenth Hussars and mounted infantry withdrew toward Bloemfontein waterworks after Boers shelled their camp. A convoy and six guns were captured in an ambush as Colville’s division headed to assist and began shelling the Boers.
April reports describe heavy fighting around Brandfort with Gen Chermside and Gen French leading British forces. Boer commandos held a key kopje fortress and a 700-strong force with a seven pounder controlled a railroad. Australians and colonial troops faced intense Mauser fire as the ridge fell to British action.
The text extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as support during the transition to womanhood, claiming it restores regularity and health of womanly organs without alcohol or narcotics. Emma Lee of Arkansas credits multiple Pierce products with relief from internal organ disease and bronchitis after using the remedies and prescribed follow up. The piece ends by noting Pleasant Pellets can cure sluggish liver.
A partial and unclear note describes a pursuit of a two million dollar sum and mentions a founder’s satisfaction with provided information. It references donors and a Dr. Harper who declined to name final donors for publication. Police involvement or security details appear implied but unclear.
The Press Bulletin from the Democratic National Committee relays a directive that all Kansas City delegates must be instructed to uphold the Chicago platform and favor Bryan with a 16 to 1 vote. It warns that delegates not so instructed could be challenged or expelled by the credentials committee.
An old advertisement touts Eez2ma and Dean's Ointment for quick, permanent relief from scald head burns and any itchy skin. It claims instant removal and curing with availability in any drug store.
War office dispatch from Bloemfontein dated March 1 evening notes enemy movements toward the northeast after Brandfort. Casualties in the engagement totals include two officers killed eight wounded 10 rank and file killed 159 wounded 3 missing 3. Pretoria dispatch reports Gen Louis Botha named to succeed Gen Joubert as Transvaal commander. Bloemfontein proclamation warns women and children to leave within five days as Kruger intends bombardment and execution of captured burghers.
John W. McKimm aged 29 shot and killed Dr. B I Shaw while Shaw read a Sunday school lesson to his five year old daughter in Kansas City Missouri. McKimm a former inmate of a sanitarium threatened to kill the other five family members then aimed at the first rescuer before being overpowered by two brothers and taken to the station. He refused to talk and appeared unconcerned.
A narrator recalls severe indigestion and relief after using Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin bought at Thomas' drug store. The dialogue hints at a medical cure and personal reflection on love and worth.
Advert says the famous pills cleanse the liver purify the blood and invigorate the body with prompt action. House worth Hros.
The United States Industrial subcommission adjourned and its members departed for the pust.
The steamer China arriving from Hong Kong has been quarantined after reporting the death of one Chinese passenger and illness in another. The ship’s doctor has not yet determined the disease.
People suffering from kidney diseases should lose no time in trying Foley's Kidney Cure. It is guaranteed by Houseworth Bros.
Readers invited to learn what Dr Caldwell Sprup Pepsin will do or call their store for a trial bottle. Ten doses cost 10 cents at Thomas' drug store.
Wichita Kansas reports Frank Haskey was arrested at Fry B T and jailed Sunday on charges of murdering his 10-year-old son in a brutal act.
Fire at the Owosso central school destroys 150000 dollars of property. Two firefighters Fred Ross and Frank Tucker and four or five pupils are killed or injured as flames trap them on the upper floors. Poor water pressure and a collapsing wall worsen the disaster.
Household remedy claims instant relief from burns cuts and sprains with Thomas Electric Oil kept in the medicine chest promising speedy healing without complications.
In Detroit on April 2 a dramatic Oakwood scene unfolded as a red haired woman in a cloak blocked a wagon carrying a farmer. She struck him with a whip she drew from beneath her cloak after accusing him of insulting her. The confrontation halted the team as bystanders watched the assault unfold.
An old advertisement urging cabbage consumption as a remedy, claiming it prevents stomach troubles and recommending Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin after meals, attributed to Thomas' drug store.
The South Cross with Mr. C. J. Borchgrevink and survivors from the 1898 Newnes expedition reached Campbell Town New Zealand. Borchgrevink reports locating the magnetic pole. Zoologist N Hansen died during the voyage.
Banner Salve is promoted as the best salve worldwide. Made from a prescription by a renowned skin specialist it is claimed to heal piles burns scalds ulcers running sores and all skin diseases by Sonseworth Bros.
In Columbus on April 2 Mrs William Styles collapsed at a South Webster religious gathering while praying for her son John Styles. She attempted to urge him to convert, stepped toward the pulpit, called his name, and fell lifeless at the front.
The ad urges readers to treat coughs and colds promptly with Foley's Honey and Tar before condition worsens. Houseworth Bros promotes the product as a timely remedy to save time and health.
Helfrich and Gelzen promote shoes labeled union made urging friends and labor to seek the mark as a symbol of workers' rights and quality. The call links craft quality with fair labor standards in a period advertising tone.
An old classified notice advertises Golaman's Drug Store opposite the Post Office offering complete departments and claiming to be the cheapest. It also promotes W J Brown at 118 Jackson Street as the only first class new and second hand store in the area.
Stark and Beardsley props on display as Hoetger Bros leading tailors at 421 Main Street promote tailor made suits at pleasing prices to satisfy customers. The ad highlights competitive pricing and local shopping options.
New spring styles feature hats and caps along with shirts and collars. Percale shirts highlight fresh patterns and lighter fabrics for the season. Bold tones and clean lines emphasize updated wardrobes for warmer days.
F M Kosht promotes watches clocks and jewelry at 734 South Main Street. He urges customers in need of garden seeds or lawn grass to call Bell Phone 374 and visit to view a full line of fresh bulk seeds.
Heiiner and Co. promotes plumbing and meat markets at 123 West Jackson. Jonun Baumgartens store offers fabric and dresses at 522 Main Street. R. Stutsman advertises pumps and windmills with low prices. Repair services advertised along Franklin Street.
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