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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
6
Fragmented notes describe sixteen days of plans for an Elkhart Smile Club amid social rhetoric and chaotic chatter. The text references authorities, railways, and local figures, with scattered names and numbers, hinting at reorganizations and community efforts without clear outcomes.
Henry Swaim remains ill as visits occur around town. Miss Ona Burker and Miss Edna Cook share Sunday, Eva WKreighbaum and Frank Thomypson visit Russell Ducknall family, Mrs Dennis Cook hospitalizes in South Bend Linday. Revival at Shawn church ends, Hettie Windig visits aunt, Jonathan. John Decunsier near finishing new house. corn shredders busy this week. Clarence Moore visits Moore family. country boys enjoy time. jumping at poor bun.
Article discusses the legacy of Reverend Father O Brien of Lowell Massachusetts and the popular Father John's Medicine praised for restoring health and strength. It credits the preparation with curing throat and lung troubles and building overall vitality.
Four bridge contracts were awarded yesterday to the Elkhart Bridge and Loan Company. The county farm superintendent sought an extra 200 dollars. Members of the local Boards of Works appeared before the commissioners yesterday afternoon to discuss improvements on the M A Dehury street bridge.
Rex L Buell of Wilbur Templin Music Co has received copies of a new ballad titled At the Bend of the Old St Joe. Buell wrote the words and music, which carry a distinct character of their own.
Fragmentary text indicates a schedule of interest periods beginning every four months with a reference to November 1. The legibility is limited but highlights the timing change and the named month.
Fragmentary text notes a birthday wish for Miss Emma Lambert delivered at the South Brick School house after a Sunday morning lecture. The readable lines mention a "fine lecture" and references to Elkhart and work.
Readable fragments show Bangor families and nearby residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. Mentions include Dr Kuhn’s new role as peer dietor for a township and social visits by Mr and Mrs Brusman and Revlogle along with several named individuals.
A fragment quotes Tessy John Ege and Alice Keeler in Washington township about Foley's Hon or Tar bottles sold without warning of fake cures. The note asserts no deaths or harm, only alleged beneficial results from use for coughs colds and lung troubles.
Health warning about avoiding fake Health products and urging guard health by refusing non genuine dealers. Mentions no estates or harmful drugs and cautions buyers to seek genuine supplies.
Advertises guaranteed relief from itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with money back offer. Mentions a 5 cent value and promises quick results.
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