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The notice outlines carrier delivery options at 10 cents per week or $5 per year with payment to the carrier. It states advertising and announcements must arrive by 10 o'clock to insure same day publication.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
4
The notice outlines carrier delivery options at 10 cents per week or $5 per year with payment to the carrier. It states advertising and announcements must arrive by 10 o'clock to insure same day publication.
William D. Hazelton of the Elkhart Truth swears the March 1908 daily circulation was 3766 copies, excluding samples and unsold papers. Notary public Lous A. Dennert certifies the oath dated April 5, 1908.
A short notice notes items advertised as truth on sale at Finehout's drug store on Main and Hickory, Timmins' Opera House bookstore, and Knevels' bookstore.
Key events include 1607 Hudson's first voyage, 1616 Shakespeare's death, 1812 Douglas birth, 1821 Constantinople patriarch death, 1851 Canadian stamps, 1868 Dickens leaving the U S, 1907 treaty between El Salvador and Nicaragua. Also notes births and deaths of notable figures.
United States Pension Commissioner Vespasian Warner born April 28 1842 at Mount Pleasant Illinois. He rose from newsboy to major in the Union Army served five years and later graduated from Harvard Law School.
The South Bend superior court has proven essential for expeditious legal adjustments in St. Joseph County and for cases from neighboring counties. Judge VanFleet’s docket shows a volume of business that supports a broader capacity and future cross county circuit.
Nicholson argues the Beardsley law would end liquor sales by corporations unless sold to wholesale or retail dealers and druggists, ending wagon traffic. Reed seeks view on beer purchases over five gallons amid the blind tiger act. attorney general notes the Beardsley law supersedes differing provisions on five gallon quantities.
Goshen official John L. Cooper will not seek re election leaving Lynton Witchcock Harold A Kieth and Fred Vallance as Republican county race contenders. With EB Baker out the state senate contenders are A S Zeck D J Troyer both of Goshen and H H Mosier of Bristol.
William T Wider, newly elected Exalted Ruler of Elkhart lodge B P O E, a prominent young attorney in Elkhart, is being urged by Republican friends as the successor to Beth Baker in the legislature.
An official solicitation is reportedly to be issued for the Thirteenth district congressional convention within sixty days. The plan centers on organizing delegates and outlining the convention's schedule and procedures.
Judson Harmon attorney general under Grover Cleveland consented to use of his name as a Democratic rival for the presidency and then disavowed any bid. His move follows Johnson of Cleveland’s delegate wins and efforts by Atlee Pomerenne of Canton to unite a candidate slate. Oliver Hughes refused to permit Harmon's name and Kern of Indianapolis reports Harmon's willingness to accept the nomination if not forced into a contest.
A fragment mentions Beey Godfrey & Sons and a jewelry stock described as cheap or pleasing. Details are unclear but reference to a sale or stock phrasing appears.
The excerpt argues civilization stems from environment influencing individuals and elites shaping society. It warns nations fall when led by few with low ideals, calls for universal peace, critiques spending on alcohol and delinquent care, and links crime to ignorance and wealth disparities.
The text reflects on ancient civilizations and modern society, arguing that despite advances in science and domestication the world lacks high moral ideals. It warns that civilizations fall due to blind forces and improvidence, urging pursuit of human progress and peaceful global coexistence. It critiques resource waste and social inequities, noting urban degeneration and environmental influence on minds.
The text outlines a luncheon dish of finely chopped meat with onion and bread crumbs baked until tender, then sliced and served with a cream sauce. It also describes fried cabbage with bacon bits cooked to a light brown, and a creamed cabbage method using flour butter salt and milk to form a smooth sauce.
Advice on keeping a girl’s summer sweater immaculate with washing tips. Use warm water and washing soda with borax to prevent stiff wool, add a touch of blueing to avoid ivory tones, rinse well, and wring without stretching the fabric.
The article describes a cake making method to split batter into four parts for marble nut and fruit cakes, with one part plain and one flavored, plus a leaf cake. It also advises on caring for lacquered brass to prevent tarnish, including cleaning and drying steps.
A reader recounts using Grape Nuts with milk and cream to regain appetite and stamina after a severe illness. They describe improved speech, stronger brain and nerves, and future plans to keep Grape Nuts for breakfast and supper alongside other meals.
A cautionary note declares all druggists are authorized to refund money if Foley’s Honey and Tar does not cure a cough or cold. It claims the product stops coughing heals lungs and prevents pneumonia and consumption. The genuine is in a yellow package and warns against substitutes.
An old claim touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a universal remedy for sore throats and various pains. The advertisement asserts it cures within hours and can relieve pain in any part.
The advert describes a cleaning and pressing service for skirts and jackets near streetcar lines and factories, noting proximity to business districts and affordable rates. It references contact details with Stevenson & Son at 28 and mentions Studebaker in the vicinity.
Notice from the Board of Health requires cleaning backyards and removing rubbish and filth. Basements and cellars must be cleared of decayed vegetable matter. Emphasis on business districts to remove all rubbish before hot weather and avoid an epidemic.
A fragment notes ordering sand and gravel from Stevenson Rhone, with unclear numbers and references. The readable names suggest a supplier and material type but details are incomplete.
A fragment describes a postage coupon scheme with values around six to twenty five cents, adopted internationally. It notes stamps, blue ink, and a postmaster mark indicating redemption in foreign countries and mentions a person named George W. Front from Goshen who was here yesterday.
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