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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
3
A discussion suggests the Bacillus becomes pathogenic in cattle when deprived of sunlight and chemical rays. Restoring sunlight and activism could revert it to a saprophyte, potentially eradicating consumption. The text argues heredity is not a factor and emphasizes natural affinity and exposure effects.
The text reflects on Canadian forests filled with lakes and rivers and the lure of hunting beyond fishing. It notes legends and superstitions, many from Indian origins, as recounted by guides, with a melancholy tone about the alluring wilderness and the draw of the season after season.
In Paris at the Bois de Boulogne rink, famed actress Yvette Guilbert draws crowds with her skating. She notes that perseverance aids learning and recounts a tale of declining a seat while skating, finding humor in the crowd’s reaction to her effort.
The passage notes a universal longing among professionals who migrate to cities to profit and later wish to return to the country. It argues that changes are in the man, not the land, and cites Sir Walter Scott comparing a man's life path to a hare circling back to its lair.
Fragmentary OCR shows a chess club remark with scattered words and punctuation. The readable bits mention Ola and a statement about not identifying all pieces except the pawn. No clear event, person, or outcome is established.
A fragmentary OCR snippet shows partial words and mismatched letters. Readable items include stray names or terms, but concrete events, dates, or locations are not evident. The text lacks a coherent report or identifiable subject to summarize.
An old German newspaper notes varied meanings of tongues. A vibrant quavering tongue signals artistic temperament while a pale pink tongue indicates weakness of character and delicate constitution. It adds that only doctors and friends see people stick out their tongues.
The quoted remarks honor Judge Thayer’s public service in the United States and Pennsylvania. He is described as fair in all dealings, with a modest estate and a celebrated honesty that contrasts with wealth. An anecdote recalls a modest fee in two cases and a smile with a flower in the buttonhole.
In a talk with Henry Savage, Ade recounts his famed work The Sultan of Sulu and other comic operas. He is urged to write another Sav age Office musical but resists, claiming he cannot write lyrics or risk his immortal soul. He mutters about Rem-0-1-6 and laments that Sultan was not a lyric.
A unclear OCR fragment mentions guidance about avoiding shaking and formatting words, with no clear event or names. The readable part provides no concrete facts or subjects to summarize further.
An eclectic ad shows Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin offering a free test of a catarrh remedy in snow white balm form with ingredients like oil eucalyptus thymol and menthol. The same page advertises homes with five room units and $500 lots on India Avenue with $5 down and terms to suit at 5510 High Street, Home Phone 627.
The First Presbyterian Church of Elkhart Indiana will hold a meeting at 8 o clock Thursday evening August twenty second nineteen hundred seven to choose a pastor. By order of the Session 21 W Mann Clerk
M T Lynch editor of the Phillipsburg New Jersey J Daily Post writes that he has used many medicines for coughs and colds but nothing as good as Foley s Honey and Tar in his family. He cannot say too much in praise of it.
A Magnolia Indiana man John Pleasant recalls learning a lesson after trying Dit King’s New Life Pills. He notes the pills please everyone and are guaranteed at Jouseworth Bros druggists. A savings account offer from St Joseph Valley Bank promises a savings book with deposits and quarterly interest starting July 19. Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised as building health and keeping you well.
Community notice states a booster bind event will be organized after a lodge meeting on August 21. Attendees are asked to be present for the committee to coordinate plans and roles.
Delinquent taxes for Elkhart City and surrounding townships due to Oct 1. payments to Simpson Abstract Office at Main and Lexington. Advertisements include Foster Milburn agents in New York for a drug, Dr Shoop Racine Wis remedies, and a conservatory of music and dramatic art prospectus.
An unsigned note asserts that placing a want ad in Truth yields faster, satisfactory results than any other paper in the county. The short statement promotes the paper as the best medium for reliable listings.
The Chicago Tribune proclaims itself as the world’s greatest newspaper in a brief note from its 3-117 issue, reaffirming its legacy and prestige in print journalism.
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