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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
3
A man admits to harboring a long standing grudge against the Bagg family and testifying to frame Josh Baggs in a local case. He claims knowledge of several alleged relatives and past incidents but says he knows nothing concrete about the present charges.
A Father William advertises Endian herb tea and tablets claiming relief for constipation liver sickness stomach issues malaria and indigestion. The copy promises customers will feel like a new person and offers a refund if unsatisfied.
Advertising copy claims Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup relieves habitual constipation by stimulating the liver and restoring natural bowel action without irritation. It boasts no nausea or griping and is mild and pleasant to take.
Piles find quick relief with Dr Shoop’s Ointment made especially for piles. It promises certainty and satisfaction as itching pain protruding or blind piles disappear by its use. See AW dealers for purchase.
A fragmented advertisement touts Dr Shapp’s Catarrh Cure claiming it soothes the nose and throat and offers a trial box. The copy emphasizes quick relief and encourages readers to test the balm for easier breathing.
The ad asserts good health depends on kidney function and claims Foley's Kidney Cure can cure kidney and bladder diseases in all forms. It stresses strengthening kidneys to perform properly and warns against Bright's disease or diabetes if treated early. It markets broad efficacy and time-sensitive safety.
Mr Greathead, a coal and ice dealer, laments lower coal sales last winter while Mrs Greathead notes customers have money but blames cooler weather. He reveals raising ice prices to recoup losses before fall, in a snippet from the N Y Weekly.
A fragment from the Milwaukee Sentinel quotes a talk on summer engagement commitments and the risk of breach of promise if one sees someone else. The terse dialogue hints at romantic tension and potential legal action.
A fragmentary exchange notes confusion over a book wanted by publishers and a remark about declines. The punctuation and attribution are uncertain, with references to Puck and Wey in a puzzling context.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a dialogue about marriage to a banker in Cincinnati. The snippet mentions a Mrs Impleton and a man named Regsite Sre catss, with references to being unlike other men and a prior rumor about a 114 ried.
An advertisement touts Gauss Catarrh Cure as a quick permanent remedy. It claims to remove dangerous toxins, improve breath and digestion, and restore vigor. A free trial package is offered by mail to readers who send name and address to C. E. Gauss of Marshall Michigan.
In a lively exchange from the Chicago Tribune, Esmeralda and Gwendolen compare vehicles. The motor boat is praised for its smooth “pop pop” rhythm while the automobile is criticized for its noisy “chug chug” sound.
Mrs Adolph Buesing of Davenport credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing lifelong asthma after twelve years of illness and temporary relief from other doctors. The testimonial notes a single fifty cent bottle fully resolved her condition.
The Truth reports curcavation surpassing all Elk Tart County newspapers, asserting unmatched reach and influence in local media.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls severe childhood hardships and punitive remedies described with archaic substances like castor oil salts sienna brimstone and treacle. The speaker questions recognition from a person named Galt.
Fragmentary line reads warning to not worry while someone departs. The text shows quoted speech with uneven punctuation and stray words including dear, sentinel, and times. No clear event, person, or location is specified.
Classified notices seek a number one book-keeper or office man by telephone at 1047 Home Phone. A private family seeks a couple with modern conveniences at Liberty and Laurel streets Riverside. An energetic boy aged 16 to 18 is wanted to assist a druggist at Grand Dispensary Opera house block. Five dollars a week offered for a reliable woman to take care of milk and general house work at the Butklen Opera House area. no cooking.
For sale items include a horse and cart, a seven room house with barn and outbuildings, payment terms and contact at 600 James Street. Also listings for oak lumber, pianos at half price, a residence site in Constantine Box 78, garden plots, and multiple houses and lots with easy terms along Cassopolis Simonton Main and Vis tula streets plus exchange offers and a rental cottage on Johnson Street.
For rent a stylish contemporary residence located centrally at 115 Marion street offered by Carpenter and Zook. tf.
An old remedy claim notes liver and stomach dysfunction from overfilled stomach causing constipation and skin symptoms. Quaker Herb Extract is described as direct action on stomach liver and kidneys aiding natural expulsion of impurities. Local druggists Houseworth Bros Miller Bentz Wall F felt Goldman stock the remedies.
An advertisement extols Mi O Na stomach tablets as a cure for being out of sorts with weak nerves poor appetite and stomach heaviness. It claims the product strengthens digestion restores health and offers a 50 cent box with a money back guarantee from Houseworth Bros.
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