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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
9
Dr Shoop explains that strengthening inner nerves can support weak stomachs hearts and kidneys. He argues each organ has an inside controlling nerve and when these nerves fail organ function falters. Leading druggists nationwide dispense Dr Shoop s Restorative and urge trial to see improvement. Sold by Es D Miller.
Brief notice advertises a business lunch at Gomer's located at 206 South Main Street. It urges patrons to try the establishment with casual approach and mention of nearby areas.
An advertisement for Brooks' Appliance promotes a new device with automatic air cushions that binds broken parts together as a broken limb would. It claims no springs or pads, affordable use, and that the product is on trial with patent date Sept 10, 1901.
Dr W L Bryan president of Indiana University will preside and speak Bishop William F McDowell of Chicago will deliver a lecture on A Day of Rig by a study of Thomas Arnold s propositions to develop truth and goodness Supt Martin B Brumbaugh will lecture The Teacher in a Republic Calep Mills hills will host the last session Dr Robert J Aley state superintendent elect will report on Leaks in School Revenue Booker T Washington of Tuskegee Ala will address Some Results of Industrial Education in the South
Judge Anderson and a United States district court jury in Indianapolis quickly disposed of two crimes. John H. Graham pleaded guilty to robbing the Carlisle Post Office and received three years in prison. William Hickman of South Bend was found guilty on two counts for possessing and attempting to pass counterfeit money, with a three year term and a fifty dollar fine. Dennis Halsey, tied to the scheme, had his bond forfeited.
L A Bartlett of Guilford Maine reports the family has enjoyed good health for three years after using King s New Life Pills. The product is described as a cleansing and toning tonic sold for 25 cents at Housworth Bros drug store.
David Parker of Fayette North Carolina, Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg, praises Electric Bitters as worth more than five hundred dollars for his health. He says doctors failed stomach treatment before using the tonic, which now keeps him strong. 50c at Housworth Bros. drug store.
Cleveland Township Board of Finance will receive written proposals from banks and trust companies for public funds deposit. Proposals are due December 30 1908 at Hughes and Arnold office Ti Hart Indiana. Proposals subject to Indiana and federal examination under the 1907 act.
The passage discusses intrinsic purpose over reward in craft. It argues mastery comes from pursuing excellence for its own sake, while wealth or fame should not drive effort. External rewards may follow, but they must not dilute the core ambition.
The Blue Hill meteorological observatory near Boston uses reinforced concrete to achieve vibration free stability for delicate instruments. Government sanction for concrete extends to all operations and even hints at future battleships built from reinforced concrete as cement age advances.
A discussion quoted from Youth's Companion notes a dinner debate among several men about dogs. They marvel at canine intelligence and even entertain the idea of an afterlife for dogs, contrasting human views with dog behavior in a restaurant scene.
A writer in Outing describes charred pears found in Central European lake villages, suggesting pears predate apples in domestication. He argues the pear family evolved alongside humans toward civilized garden conditions with future development tied to this fruit’s significance.
A fragmented report notes guilty verdicts in a series of criminal cases in New York County. It states that over half of the defendants were found guilty while expert opinion disputes the breadth of crim inal responsibility.
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