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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
2
Royal Hawaiian Band performs a matinee at Bucklen tomorrow afternoon starting 2:30. Billy Conklin appears at the Crystal this week with songs and parodies, while Al CG Pields company comes to Burehdear on April 4.
Fragmentary OCR passage describes a figure named David Delasca and references events, phases, and private bets. It mentions early verses and state aid, with garbled phrasing that obscures clear facts, names, places, or dates. Further legible source needed for a precise card.
Advertisement for Preventies Pablets by J. D. Miller promising to check colds and the grip. Claims quick relief and health benefits with a price of 240 dollars per week. Read the Truth is included in the ad.
Braubklin Ritchio, recently connected with the Israel company, is engaged for the principal role in the new play Vacuum. Preston Gibson is identified as part of the cast.
Henry Miller will not appear in repertoire as planned but under Klaw and Erlanger management will tour the Pacific coast in Her Husband's Wife. The Voyager of Nuremberg is placed in London with Jeanne as a noted admirer.
Sallie Fisher will play the title role in ProC Phe Divorced Brides a new musical comedy successful in Vienna and Berlin. The American production with the cast and crew travels from the European run to debut on local stages.
Itsie Janis plans to sail for London to star in the new comic opera The Slim Princess with Henry Blossom and Paige Stuart. Charles Frohman arranged with Parker to adapt Chantecler for Maude Adams, featuring her in the lead on the Amsterdam stage.
An advertisement touts internal treatment for piles claiming to cure the condition by removing the inside cause using suppositories and a “medi-Sane” form. It promises relief, addresses disappointment in cures, and urges readers to write for a booklet from a station in New York, mentioning Leonhardt.
Pains of women head pains and other discomforts claim relief in about 20 minutes with Dr Shoup s Pink Pain Tablets. Advertised as fall formula on box. Sold by A D Miller. Price a dollar. Also Mobiloil at 80 cents from Turnocks.
A bran bath described as soothing and skin whitening is suggested for nervous women. Use ordinary bran in a cheesecloth bag placed in a bathtub with warm water until the water browns, then soak five or six minutes. Rest ten minutes and massage. if no masseuse is available, rub with a rough towel.
A New York correspondents London Express piece extols American women as versatile, refined, and feminine yet masculine in intellect. It praises their practicality, inventiveness, and ability to develop ideas, blending utilitarian work with artistic attention to detail.
Medical authorities argue eczema results from skin disease rather than blood infection. A liquid treatment claims to penetrate the epidermis and cure eczema, offered for 25 cents with a D. D. P. prescription.
Vintage advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a guaranteed hair tonic that banishes dandruff and prevents hair loss within two weeks. It claims a money back guarantee, lists price and ordering details, and includes a customer testimonial from Concord New Jersey dated 1909.
If you lack time to exercise regularly Dean's Regulats prevent constipation. They induce a mild easy healthful bowels action without griping. Ask your druggist for them. 25 cents.
A fragmentary notice indicates a home phone number 637 will call center operations are to run at all hours. The OCR text is garbled, but suggests a telecommunications or service access change with continuous availability.
The piece notes rising claims by doctors that eye strain in children under ten from school work and outdoor glare is causing increasing numbers of visual impairments. It mentions a historical crusade against exposing infants to direct sunlight in carriages and praises vigilant caregivers who shield infants from glare or move carriages away from bright light.
German scientist reports bacteria show varying responses to water depending on glass type. Differences appear in cholera germs’ behavior with vessels made of different glass compositions. Alkalinity imparted by the glass to the water is cited as an important factor in the experiments.
The Bucklen hosts a 60 member ensemble performing popular and classical numbers in a splendid concert tomorrow afternoon. The event features Eltery leading the band in a varied program for local music lovers.
Notice lists a peddre party to be held at the G A R hall on Wednesday evening. Also includes an advertisement claiming Dean's Ointment cured long suffering piles with a testimonial from Mayor John Kh Garrett of Girard Alabama.
London police in Tous report arrest in a revenue case involving an Indian suspect under sixteen years old. Authorities say the alleged illicit activity linked to opine and underage involvement occurred last year, with details and charges pending.
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