The Critical Periods In a Woman's Life
The Critical Periods In a Woman's Life describe transitions from childhood to womanhood and later the cessation of pelvic organ function.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1905
Page
2
The Critical Periods In a Woman's Life describe transitions from childhood to womanhood and later the cessation of pelvic organ function.
Mrs Julia Rowland of Buffalo and her daughter credit Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills with restoring strength during life transitions and early adulthood. The letters claim rapid relief from nervousness and lassitude and praise the tonic as unequaled. Available 50c a box from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY and at Houseworth druggists Elkhart Indiana. Also Foley's Kidney Cure cited as effective in Evansville Indiana.
The State of Indiana Elkhart County Elkhart Circuit Court grants administration of Amariene L. Quimby deceased to David C. Quimby. The administrator is qualified and bond is given. Witnessed by Clerk Martin H. Kinney at Goshen on July 12, 1905.
A reader from Oaklandon Indiana recalls his wife’s battle with consumption. After doctors gave up hope she used Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds and recovered. The ad claims the medicine kills germs and relieves with a one dose effect. Guaranteed at 50cc and 1.00 by House Bros druggists with a trial bottle available.
Norfolk writer Rivenbark Jr. reports knee burn relief and perfect healing with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Claims the product stops pain quickly and heals wounds without a scar. Sold at Houseworth Bros. druggists for 25 cents.
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports a long summer cold that disrupted work. He tried several medicines with little relief until using Foley's Honey and Tar which he says quickly helped both hay fever and cold symptoms.
Advertisement recounts A. R. Bass of Morgantown Indiana who suffered severe kidney pain and frequent nightly urination before using Foley's Kidney Cure. It warns delay can lead to Bright's Disease and claims the remedy strengthens kidneys for a full recovery. For sale at all druggists.
May offer to citizens along gas lines to purchase a gas range for 17 dollars with free connections. Payment plan starts with 5 dollars on receipt and the remainder in monthly installments of 86 5 until fully paid. By order of Board of Directors Elkhart Gas Co.
Estate settlement offers 1150 dollars to buy 23 lots in Proctor and Skinner addition Elkhart. Executor D M Kennedy 248 North Third Street Hamilton Ohio. Also ad for tire fitting on go carts and baby carriages by R Turnock.
Barley and Personett offer bicycle repair and snanneled service at 108 Jefferson Street. The brief notice lists their shop as the point of contact for repairs and related work.
Advertisement asserts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure dissolves indigestion by digesting food, rests the stomach, and strengthens the system, promising quick relief and permanent health restoration. Claims disease cannot attack while in this strengthened condition and notes availability from druggists.
R Turnock promotes the Tough Elk bicycle tire as the best made arguing high quality and performance for riders.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad cultivates 200,000 catalpa trees on 1,000 acres near Carney Alabama to supply cross ties as demand for pine timber rises. Major New York infrastructure projects include Penn Station expansion with 2,000,000 cubic yards excavated at a $60 million cost, plus tunnel boring from New Jersey to Manhattan. The Elkhart Walschaert valve gear aims to boost speed on Lake Shore trains, while Bacchus specials will move drunken travelers after holidays in Lancashire and Yorkshire.
A fragment from a New York Central Railroad page shows damaged text with garbled rail data and unclear dates. The legible bits reference the railroad and pane two, but no coherent events, figures, or actions are readable for a fuller summary.
Rev. Raymond L. Semans of Converse Indiana solved attendance woes in warm weather by serving lemonade during services. Parishioners praised the humane, inexpensive tactic which increased attendance the following Sunday and may become a permanent feature.
A swallow released from Compiegne reached Antwerp in 1 hour 8 minutes covering just under 148 miles. The bird returned to its nest by 8 23 AM while a homing pigeon only arrived at 11 30 AM. The Antwerp gentleman had the swallow marked and compared it with the pigeons in the race.
The Imperial Japanese Navy medical department reports a total of 2321 killed or wounded by end of September. Of these, 655 were slightly wounded, 556 severely wounded, 1022 killed and 63 missing per the San Francisco Chronicle.
In a terse dispatch, officials report that President Bush ordered friction with the Japanese government. Details remain unclear as the wording is clipped and fragmented. Further information is awaited from the White House press pool.
In Odessa after a harbor fire a Jewish boy is stopped by soldiers and found to hold a bomb. He claims a wealthy man on the boulevard supplied it to instigate unrest. Police later uncover a bomb laboratory as arrests follow and the boy returns home to worried parents.
Corporal Joseph C. Smith, a colored soldier from Chicago, broke all Army marksmanship records at Fort Sheridan with a 181 out of 200 in slow fire. He is a member of Company G, Twenty-fifth Infantry, Fort Reno, Oklahoma.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a remedy for periodic pains backache and headaches with no morphine or dangerous drugs. It claims rapid relief for long standing monthly attacks and offers a guaranteed first packeige refund if unsatisfied. Sold by druggists with 25 doses for 25 cents from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
An old advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills cure sickness from undigested food and offer a money back guarantee. The copy urges readers to try them at Houseworth Bros. drug store for 25 cents.
Fragmentary OCR shows a disjointed note about gas house and coke for fuel with unclear parties and timing. Terms appear garbled indicating an incomplete request or order and uncertainty about continuation. No clear names dates or places readable.
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