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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
7
Advertisement for Denn's products promising quick cures for liver and kidney issues, bromack, headaches, rheumatism, catarrh and other ailments. Claim of money back for four difficult cases. Also inviting agents and listing Columbus Ohio address.
The notice touts a Colorado vacation with pure air and grand sights offering recreation such as polo boating hunting fishing tennis and riding. It advertises low round trip rates to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Union Pacific with well equipped trains and a Ballasted road bed for a pleasant journey. Inquiries are directed to W G Nelimy er G A 120 Jackson Boulevard Chicago.
Fragmentary report notes a product described as collapsible tubes and mentions a medicine possibly named Tes. No clear event, date, or entities are identifiable from the text available.
A spacious room centers on a fireside reading spot and a garden view window. Custom built bookcases with recessed ends provide seating, storage, and display, turning books into the room’s main feature and shaping a harmonious, decorative, practical space.
A reflective essay on friendship describing its true essence as discipline and forgiveness. It argues no one is free of faults yet true friends provide support, correction, and quiet understanding, demanding a large steadfast spirit and mutual forbearance.
The fragment discusses keeping a list for travel items to hire from home and hints at minimizing difficulty. It mentions a crowded season and a prudent approach to packing, including a “half king” solution and prioritizing essential items.
A medical notice touts Dr Bolan a 96 year general practitioner with 20 years as a specialist in Piles and Rectal Diseases. He promises non surgical cure of chronic rectal ailments and related conditions. He will lecture at Merchants Hotel in Elkhart on Sunday and Monday September 2 and 3.
A collection of aphorisms on poverty bravado and social behavior. It reflects on erasing poverty with the right tool and the courage of marrying for money versus wealth, plus notions of heroism and propriety in social conduct.
A reader praises Grape-Nuts for improving sleep and daytime alertness, claiming the product calms indigestion, stops vomiting, and steadies nerves. The testimonial credits the cereal with restoring appetite and aiding a mother’s digestion, describing it as a brain restorer and nerve builder.
A fragmentary note urges homeowners to beautify their properties with hedges. It mentions an English privacy hedge free of thorns and hints at Mark Green and a nine month period. The readable text is from a Riverside street context and stresses aesthetic, private hedging.
A reader recounts neglecting Foley's Kidney Cure at early signs of kidney trouble. The delay led to Bright's disease before timely treatment, while immediate use of Foley's Kidney Cure supposedly restores kidney function. An Indiana man from Morgantown, A. R. Bass, describes nocturnal urination and kidney pain but credits the remedy with cure.
An old advertisement touts August Flower as a universal remedy for digestive complaints claiming over thirty five years of success in curing indigestion and dyspepsia. It asserts high demand in the United States with bottles priced at 25 cents and 5 dollars.
Ambiguous scanned text mentions piano maker G N Schaff and a charged tuning fee. References to contacting BIA by telephone and a price of $2 appear, with garbled phrases about phases of a tune and payment. No clear event details or dates are present.
Readable text is extremely garbled with no identifiable persons, places, or actions. The snippet offers only stray letters and partial words, preventing a meaningful summary or headline.
Fragmentary OCR text reads as a rough note about a drugstore named Bros Drugstore and some unclear phrases possibly about prices or stock. The readable items are limited and no clear event or person is established.
A Bruno, Arkansas resident praises Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as the world’s greatest medicine. He claims it cured his wife after five years of coughing and bleeding in the lungs, noting twelve bottles completed the cure and offering a trial bottle free. Houseworth Bros. druggists sell 50c and 1.00 dollar sizes with a money back guarantee.
The Elkhart Truth notes Turrock's offers bicycle purchases or repairs with home delivery and a weekly timetable. The ad promises affordable pricing and quick service, urging readers to visit Turrock's for Fish Tackie products.
A machinist named Chas W Mo suffered severe burns at Ford City Pennsylvania while working near an electrical furnace. He is reported in critical condition as doctors treat the injuries. Arniea Salve and Houseworth Gems and Piles Bros. druggists are mentioned in connection with the incident.
Northbound No. 42 Winona Flyer leaves Indianapolis at 3 10 p m arrives Elkhart 7 20 p m. Southbound No 42 Winona Flyer leaves Elkhart 1 40 p m arrives Indianapolis 6 00 p m. Through service via Louisville Cincinnati Greensburg with parlor cars. agents Henry Bretm Pags Lynch oversee.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern announces May 7 1906 timetable changes for trains to and from Elkhart. Eastbound routes include No 60 No 4 and Air Line departures with morning and afternoon times. No. 61 and No. 62 serve Grand Rapids with listed departure times and connections.
Ninety percent of babies’ troubles come from disordered stomachs or bowels and can be quickly curdled with milk sweetener or digestive medicine. Dr Caldwell’s laxative syrup Pepsin digests curdled milk, sweetens breath, reduces fever and relieves pain. Harmless to mother or child. Sold by…
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