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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
9
London merchants met with police today to seek crowd regulation. They complain that attractive shop windows attract crowds, causing traffic disruption and fines for obstruction if crowds persist. They urge commissioners of police to adopt American style crowd controls.
West Point Mississippi hosts a statewide gathering as women from across Mississippi convene for the state federation of women's clubs. The convention will run several days with plans to launch a campaign promoting arts crafts and sciences in the state through a systematic effort.
Chicago reports the Claeckstone Hotel on Michigan Avenue facing the lake opening to the public. The 24 story structure cost over 5 million dollars and features a roof aviation station and a distinctive 970 feet in width by 172 feet length design.
The passage describes a medicine marketed by Houseworth Bros as a quick weight gain aid using a powder mixed with food. Promoters promise dramatic changes, including brighter eyes and elastic steps, with a personal guarantee refund if results fail.
Morton L Will of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in all muscles and joints. After six weeks in bed and eight doctors, Dro Detchan Relief for Rheumatism gave immediate relief enabling her to walk in three days and she credits it with saving her life. Sold by Houseworth Bros, and Pouts & Co druggists.
A business room at the corner of Main Street and Lexington Avenue occupied by the Simpson Abstract Office is available for rent. Also for sale a large lot on Hubbard Avenue near Tenth Street priced at 300 dollars, quick sale expected. STARK & WHITE, 403 Monger Blog. 5 ww
An OCR style notice markets residences from 38 600 dollars and a 4 000 dollar lot in Stark and White offices at 403 Monger Building with further addresses at 103 Monger Building. The ad also extols Hollister's Rocky Mountain Pile as a supreme tonic and cleanser sold by Hollister Bros, urging health claims.
The text claims Foley's Organic Tonic will relieve headaches and digestive issues, stimulate bowels, and cure coughs and colds. It also advertises Foley's Tonic and Tar for coughs, toothache, sore throat, and other pains with rapid relief times.
An advertisement asserts a kidney remedy cured many, featuring testimonials by J C Wobler and Homseworth store, urging buyers to consult Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York as sole US agents. Promises relief from kidney trouble with no public endorsements.
A Pittsburg merchant from Maller & Blackmore testifies that Dr Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism cured him within 24 hours after nine months of rheumatism. He credits multiple physicians for little benefit and urges others to try the remedy, noting it is sold by Wouseworth Bros LL Bentz Co. druggists.
April show ers and colds are cured by Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The Sac package provides about 104 cups. Houseworth Bros. promotes quick relief from distressing trebles and rheumatism with this product.
Leading grocers offer Uatfield's ready to eat weoonies, a clean and good packaged product praised for convenience and quality.
Michigan vacation spots offered by T. J. Bresnanan and D. M. Best list cottages vacant lots near Diamond Lake Stone Lake and Maria Street Beardsley Avenue with bargains. W. W. Wright and others advertise rental or sale options in Cassopolis Michigan.
Advertises a six room house on Strong avenue with barn and chicken house for 1200 dollars via monthly payments and a five room house on West Lexington avenue with an acre, also 1200 dollars monthly. Also a NICE LITTLE COTTAGE on Lusher avenue four room, good repair, 750 dollars. Listings include contact names D. M. Best and W. D. Dalton with addresses.
Mino Wilford Adsems claims a cure for his rheumatism using two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedies with food effect. He reports relief sufficient to resume work as coachman on the Lexington Avenue Street Railway. He endorses Foley's remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, saying no other medicine matched its effects.
An advertisement touts a pill claiming to cure the cause of piles and promise permanent relief. It also promotes Dr Shoup’s Restorative for strengthening nerves, urging readers to test and see health benefits. Sold by local dealers including Houseworth Pros and E. D. Miller.
A dense jumble of job ads and notices seeks porters, waiters, clerks, and engineers. Listings include addresses such as 143 State street 27 aie ar Truth and Jefferson street with many short caree opportunities and cash wages for strong young men and energetic applicants.
An ad touts Dr Leonhardt He-Roid for piles backed by a money back guarantee. It claims Wem-Roid uses the doctor’s prescription to remove internal causes, promising thorough relief where suppositories or operations fail. A large bottle costs $1 and lasts 24 days with shipment from Buffalo New York.
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