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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
4
Publication information for the Elkhart Truth includes daily delivery area and pricing. It notes carrier and mail subscription rates, reporting issues with delivery, and deadline for advertising and communications.
Henry D. Albers, manager of the Truth, testifies that the March 1910 bona fide circulation totaled 3736, excluding samples, spoiled print, or day by day office upsell. Notary Louis A. Dennert confirms the sworn statement dated April 2, 1910.
Truth is on sale at Timmins Opera House Book Store and Knevels Book Store and E D Store cor South Main and.
Notes include James Monroe birth in 1751 Westmoreland Va Diet in New York City 1821 Lafayette welcomed in Boston 1780 Manyv nen arrested in Boston 1822 Federals took New Orleans 1862 Sir Samuel Cunard died 1845 John Rose speech 1868 Oshkosh fire 1874 De Forest Richards Wyoming governor died 1903 Major Enfant reburial Arlington 1909
Otto T Bannard born in Brooklyn on April 28 1854 marks his 56th birthday. He was Yale 1876 and Columbian 1878 graduate, a lawyer turned financier who became president of the New York Trust Company and longtime figure in major interests.
A bank president with a major philanthropic focus on practical schools for poor boys in New York. Lifelong Republican, active in organization politics, never held public office except as commissioner on the board of education appointed by Mayor Strong.
Elkhart women attend a Y M C A fundraising event highlighting interdenominational work and missionary outreach. speakers discuss building a new center, pledges reach about 1400 dollars with efforts to May 1 return cards, and a new member is welcomed.
A Scientific American gist notes ostriches have the largest eyes of living birds and the extinct Madagascar egg giant epiornis stood over thirty inches in circumference. It highlights tiny eggs from hummingbirds and beetles, cuckoo eggs being smallest, and the kiwi laying a five inch egg despite a twenty seven inch body.
A London Chronicle note surveys common misquotations origin from Habakkuk and Genesis. It cites how "He who runs may read" distorts Habakkuk's "Write the vision" and explains "By the sweat of thy brow" differs from Genesis. The piece also notes widespread misuse of the phrase "oil on the troubled waters."
Damaged masonry of a German railroad tunnel was repaired by injecting liquid cement at seventy eight pounds per square inch. The method stabilized the vault and walls to restore structural integrity.
Library rules restrict telephone use to staff business and book related inquiries. Public messages are not delivered and the lecture room imposes conditions to avoid disruption, with priority to library administration meetings and bans on political or profit seeking gatherings.
Kansas City April 28 Dr B C Hyde had his $100 080 bond revoked and was jailed by Judge Latshaw after the state presented evidence suggesting he cannot be trusted on bond. The judge ordered custody pending a jury verdict or new bond. Testimony included cyanide capsules purchased and germs allegedly obtained by the physician.
The London Spectator argues against judging a person by facial features, noting that historic leaders like General Wolfe and Mr. Pitt had little chin. The piece suggests biases based on square chins are absurd and compares it to judging by skull bumps.
Imory Bo and Minnie Jones of Goshen file a superior court petition to have their property appraised for damages caused by Lake Shore railroad tracks laid across their lot in the Fellows and Dennison addition. Charles Lyon, holding a mortgage on the Jones property, is also named. Attorney H A Dausman represents the plaintiffs and the petition seeks three appraisers.
Dr. Ingram, bishop of London visiting America, urges husbands to show love by conduct a decade after marriage and favors a yearly two week holiday for wives away from home. He says homes need children and jokingly notes he has none of his own. He warns sons imitate their fathers and a quiet life at home is not enough.
A candy shop girl recalls a man who buys half a pound of chocolate caramels daily to stave off liquor cravings. She explains his cycle of periodic drinking followed by candy binges and asks if many men share this pattern.
Mr Graytop laments aging as strangers treat him as elderly with comments and actions. He recalls drivers halting him and conductors gripping the hand bar to steady the car, while young people offer seats and children greet him as grandpa. He wonders if he is truly growing old.
Classified notice seeking a strong boy for labor and training. Describes learning a trade, instructions to apply at Truth Office, and a payment of 10 cents per week. No specific date or location beyond the Truth Office reference.
The text notes crocodile and tortoise eggs are pale or white and birdlike in shape, while gopher tortoise eyes resemble a golf ball. Snake and fish eggs are small or brown and numerous, with cod capable of laying up to nine million eggs in one spawn.
Russia produces about 2,160,000 tons of salt yearly. Government owned lake salt works are leased to a single family amid rising rpyk prices and court action in Odessa. A river rescue ends with a wife praising Providence while her husband claims the credit was his cleverness.
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