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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
9
A western man recalls his wife Nancy in a river crossing tale from the old days. Nancy insisted on trying Carter's ford against danger and perished when the hogs failed to cross. The husban d fled as his determined spouse met a deadly fate, the moment frozen in memory.
Princeton graduates Jove recount the tale of Dr McCosh the absent minded president. He forgot a nine o clock French class reminder until late in prayer and added the request before Amen. The juniors remembered and adjusted their schedule.
At London Tower Bridge police court Henry Charles Davis two months for stealing his German wife jewelry after deserting her last August. The wife, widowed in order to wed him, sent him a forgiving letter and a ticket home. Davis was arrested upon arrival at Harwich following his request for passage funds.
A witty exchange reveals a couple explaining to the boss that high living costs prevented saving, while admitting they actually saved several hundred dollars but refuse to lend it. The humor hinges on mutual denial about their financial posture.
A fragment notes a price claim of 10 cents weekly and mentions a product or brand associated with Elk TM tre, implying a promotional or sales line. The readable bits suggest a bargain pitch and a monetary value tied to a durable good.
Senator Albert J. Beveridge said he would telegram to visit the city if possible as Mr. Pairbanks and civic bodies prepared for a reception. Patt declined to discuss reports that the evocation was canceled due to the state Republican convention not endorsing the national administration tariff law.
Hoosier welcome fades as President Taft scrubs his Indianapolis trip amid tariff dispute splits in the Republican ranks. Beveridge, Norris and Clark reactions frame a showdown over tariff policy and party unity ahead of state conventions.
Farm of 80 acres near Union Michigan offered for sale or exchange. Good land with no buildings and some timber along a lake shore. Will trade for a house and later sell for 2000. Contact Dr M Best.
Special dispatch from Columbus Ohio reports an agreement signed by the executive committee of the street car men and ratified by a vote of union employees at 2 80 o clock this morning averting a strike. The union gains a substantial increase and better working conditions.
Former President Roosevelt arrives in Spezia Italy at dawn to dodge crowds reports say he moves to a hotel for breakfast and avoids spectators. He plans sentimental river journey along the same route he and his wife used twenty three years ago.
Local dealer Turnocks offers used bicycles for sale and trade in. The shop advertises buyback options and friendly pricing for customers seeking affordable transport.
In a Chinese province assemblies opened last December. A native schoolmaster, in fervent approval, cut off a finger and wrote eight characters with the stump. He then presented a message of farewell to delegates from his district.
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