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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
3
The Talking Machine and Exchange advertises its Edison catalogue coverage with a promise to supply every record in stock. Customers are urged to inquire about records previously missed, highlighting a comprehensive department unseen elsewhere in the state.
The article argues that religion shows two expressions work and play with work aiming at manifesting love of God and neighbor while play is spontaneous worship. As Christianity matures, worship may shift from ritual to lived justice and charity, signaling adulthood of faith.
A fragmented 1907 classified page lists multiple job and housing ads and brief notices. It includes kitchen and general housework roles, bookkeeper and stenography positions, factory work for young men, rental inquiries near streets in Elkhart, and notes on product ads and a barber college catalog.
A garbled collection of 19th century classified sale notices listing 8 room houses with furnaces baths gas and electric light fruit trees on lots various items for sale including folding walnut beds go carts and secondhand goods with contact addresses and phone numbers for inquiries amid multiple properties including 623 W Lexington 914 E Jackson 20 and 502 S Main among others with prices and sale notes for vacant lots houses and secondhand items from local merchants.
A garbled testimonial touts a Central Drug Store pile cure with refund if not satisfied. It praises Bee's Laxative Syrup for coughs and claims endorsements by mothers and Houseworth Bros drug store. A.M. Ake of Wood Indiana cites lung hemorrhage cure with Foley products substituted and unrelated health claims.
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