Coroner Rules Heart Disease Cause of Death
The coroner Osborn ruled heart disease as the cause of death after the usual day and evening routines in the room, noting the subject’s usual good spirits before retirement.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
7
The coroner Osborn ruled heart disease as the cause of death after the usual day and evening routines in the room, noting the subject’s usual good spirits before retirement.
The article argues that a weak stomach heart or kidneys stems from inside nerves and that Dr Shoops Restorative strengthens these organs by addressing the nerve control. It claims improvement after a few days and notes availability from E. D. Miller.
A city pharmacist is urged to contact Houseworth Bros to report patient experiences with a watergreen liquid compound called D Dr D Prescription for eczema.
Houseworth Bros promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with a claim of daily internal cleansing. Teas and tablets priced at 35 cents each, urging readers to scrub internal organs and tissues.
Aluminum and oxidized house numbers in bundles of 4 and 8c offered at Turnocks. Readable details limited in fragmentary line.
In a dispatch from Rome dated April 8, Roosevelt commends the American relief program aiding Messina and Reggio. He notes 250 houses completed and 1,250 more planned, under Ambassador Griscom and Lt. Commander Belknap with Navy personnel and American carpenters. He praises Navy officers and enlisted men for adapting to new conditions and performing the difficult reconstruction task.
The United States government sues over nine barrels seized from Corbin & Co.'s Cincinnati distillery for substituting materials after branding. Judge Thompson hears the case in federal court. Distributors nationwide watch the dispute, expected to go to the U S Supreme Court regardless of the outcome.
Former Des Moines chief of detectives Eli Hardin is ordered to three years in Fort Madison for conspiracy to block witnesses in a case against S W Garter. He has disappeared after the Iowa Supreme Court affirmed the lower court conviction.
At the annual stockholders meeting in Grand Rapids on April 8, all current directors were re-elected. 1908 operation earnings were $872,866, down $20,399 from the prior year according to the annual report.
The jury in Amite City has found Avery Blount guilty in the first degree of murdering J. O. Breeland, Mrs. Breeland, and Mrs. Joe Everette. The verdict ends a high profile case surrounding the three deaths.
A 19th century advisory notes unmistakable kidney trouble signs including off urine with sediment backache headaches dizziness and fatigue. It warns neglect may lead to dropsy Brights disease or diabetes and urges early treatment.
A massive steel girder with an American flag was swung into place over the East River marking the fourth link in the Manhattan bridge project. Gov. Hughes committee on stock and commodities trading completed its inquiry and will not hold further hearings, with a report due around April 24.
A heated fight over what constitutes whisky resumed at the White House with President Taft as referee. Prominent lawyers attended including Joseph H. Choate for Canadian interests and John G. Carlisle for Kentucky distillers. Government figures Wickersham Wilson and Dr. Harvey Wiley were present.
The Markets section notes firm flour prices with various wheat and corn quotes and dairy items. An Administratrix's Sale by Lydia E Bratton outlines private sale of two thirds of multiple Elkhart County Indiana tracts following a 1909 court order.
Classified notices show multiple small employment and business ads. Listings include a Syracuse Electric Tablet Co concern seeking a broker, a middle aged German man for housework, a girl for general house work with card ads, and stenographer and cook positions. Also adds for rental, exchange, and employment in LaGrange and local Truth office.
A cluttered advertisement page lists numerous classified offers and wants. Buyers seek farms in the county while several employment positions open including railway mail clerks and shop workers. Additional items include vacant lots for sale, household goods, an upright piano and various trades, plus companion or housekeeper positions and rental opportunities.
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