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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy, claiming it strengthens kidneys and aids uric acid elimination to relieve backache and rheumatic pain. It urges readers with urinary troubles to use the product to improve kidney function and health, sold by Houseworth Bros.
A reader from Brant Disperns Kasht Tas Minn credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with preventing a crippling cut and knee injury. The note praises the salve for wounds burns sprains cuts and skin eruptions and claims relief from warts piles and other ailments.
Poorly legible OCR notes describe a penny supper and satay evening event at a church or hall, with scattered references to Presbyterian affiliation. Mentions He men and SCEVINIS but details are unreadable.
N J Langley of Madison Wisconsin reports dramatic relief from rheumatism after using Dr Detchon's Relief For Rheumatism. He was nearly unable to move his neck and body but recovered in three days, returning to work. The product is sold by Houseworth Bros druggists I H Bentz & Co.
patrons urged to attend as the latest reels at Crystal Theatre are praised by the manager Livy ing and staff. The ad notes a 1 hour 15 minute showtime with admission details provided.
A cryptic notice describes a fake Pink Pain tablets hoax that claims to lower blood pressure. The source notes mislabelled pills sold under various misspellings and urges caution about dubious remedies.
In a recent discussion among surgeons at Chicazzo hospital, the removal of the stomach was debated with implications on patient outcomes. Despite the debate, the patient died, prompting examination of stomach preservation versus removal practices and the use of remedies such as PepSIN syrup.
The article reports concerns among Indian boys about being asked to join a regiment and participate in an outing in Indiana. It notes reluctance to bring Illinois boys into Indiana and mentions a planned test time with blue uniforms and an automobile course as part of the program.
The former Venezuela president Fidel Castro remained aboard the steamer Guadeloupe after a Tuesday call at Pointe a Pitre Guadeloupe and a noon departure for Port of Spain Trinidad. The British government reportedly refused landing permission, prompting Castro to remain aboard and protest angrily while health concerns lingered and aides observed.
A large crowd plans to attend the South Bend event featuring the Central association team and the White Sox. Manager Grant lists Craven or Noubler as catcher and a mixed lineup including Goivey Care and Walkace with Wells and Martin among others.
A chaotic free Cerena giveaway prompts questions about pricing and effectiveness. Shoppers recall large quantities dispensed yesterday while many wonder why the remedy remains free and whether its health claims hold up amid a rush at local grocers.
Apr 8 Col Jerome AAI widely known in the south died suddenly yesterday in Memphis.
Chicago April 18 Leonard W Lyle former president of City Bank Dowagiac Michigan died suddenly at his home 40 St James Place. Police opened an investigation but concluded death was natural despite prior nephritis and erythematous illness. Lyle faced past indictments tied to the 1908 bank failure and bankruptcy proceedings involving directors. His death recalls elopement rumors with a physician’s wife and his will leaving the body to Dowagiac display.
Fragmented OCR notes praise J W Reading with 22 years experience in piano business. Mentions professional musicians and dealers in Southern Michigan with a northern tie and a contact line. No clear date or full names.
A lively masquerade brings together longtime friends and new guests for an evening of music dance and laughter. The event highlights reunion moments and community spirit in a festive setting.
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