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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
12
Local county announces a corn growing contest inviting participants to enter. Information packets and entry details are to be furnished by Goshen and partner offices with dates and submission guidelines to be announced.
The House committee on Ways and Means ordered favorable action on the Senate seal bill to protect seal fisheries in Alaska. The report indicates approval of the measure aimed at safeguarding Alaska’s seal fisheries.
The Brooklyn Bank was forced to close today due to inability to realize on assets cited by the state superintendent of banks. Official accounts indicate the move followed substantial financial difficulties and scrutiny of the bank’s assets and management.
Reported plans for a new theatre face indecision as investors and city officials weigh feasibility and potential profitability. Source notes owner Mr Winer and partners contemplate investment timing and project scope amid unspecified local conditions.
Charges against the First Lutheran Church organizer in Mansfield were dismissed. The pastor was acquitted by the Lutheran conference on a charge related to an incident described as embezzling and improper conduct, with the suspension order pending trial.
The article describes a method used by the Gibraltar administration to harvest dew as a drinking source. It explains digging pits, covering with dry wood or straw to insulate, cooling by night, and collecting dew on iron or earth surfaces for storage and clarification. The piece contrasts this with vegetarian dietary claims and cites a New York Press remark on Scandinavian migrants and health.
A garbled account describes a girl injured by hot fudge on a finger. The text notes the finger’s infection and removal, with mentions of a makeshift remedy using common kitchen soap and limited medical attention.
Unable to determine readable facts from provided fragment. No clear person, place, organization, date, or event is extractable for a proper headline or summary.
A fragment describes the turban as a modern headpiece for women. It notes the turban costs ten cents, and contrasts it with a worn wire bonnet that costs little, suggesting the turban conceals hair and is worn with pride.
A garbled passage notes a person named Fou ro anxious about a friend a daling. It mentionsPrecontys spends the mines and a character named Pinelick possibly. The text claims he always pays it and spends half of the money on use Ivage's Library.
A daring rescue at a Welsh pier saved a distressed dog named Flo. Benimett risked life to throw a rope and reach the exhausted animal as a heavy tide pulled it toward the edge. Flo clung to the rope for over an hour while responders worked to secure it and bring it to safety.
The Supreme Court today granted a motion for rehearing in the Joyce case after last term's decision that the parole law was invalid. The action sets the stage for a possible review of the parole statute's validity.
A fatal duel in Algiers between two candidates for the chamber of deputies is reported. M. Robert Tuer traveled to Africa for the contest and was killed. The incident prompted sharp recriminations in local papers.
Albanian revolutionists defeat and capture Turkish troops sent to quell the revolt. The uprising widens as government forces rush reinforcements toward the scene amid growing alarm in Constantinople. Local dispatch notes the revolt and government concerns.
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