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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
7
The Washington Star argues for mine safety upgrades after Cherry Hill disaster. Proposals include fire curtains to isolate sections, emergency telephone stations, temporary electric lighting, shared water supplies, and dedicated escape shafts with ladders. Supervising engineers should ensure reliable operation and regular testing.
A State Journal opinion argues that citizens must engage in public life beyond private work. It condemns those who benefit from the community yet refuse service or civic involvement, calling such behavior mean and hypocritical. It contrasts secular action with moral duty to God.
Homer S. Taylor president of the National Archery Association urged archers to display high skill at a Chicago dinner. He praised one archer from Michigan Avenue and noted the role of his wife in the event.
A Toronto Star report cites a case where a man long shrouded in bad luck improved greatly after being dressed in clean tweed by a friend. With better appearance came ambition and improved social reception, including easier borrowing of small sums.
For sale 240 acres of stock farm in Indiana with good buildings and fine land. Includes 20 acres of timber and a beautiful brook running the full length of the property. Seller seeks buyers in Fikhart Indiana.
Local notices include furnished rooms for light housekeeping, multiple rental listings for flats houses and rooms with contact names and addresses. Also appears an health ad promising relief for rheumatism and a note about Foley's Laxative for women and children.
During political agitation a stranger arrived in Magdeburg and obtained a residence permit. He soon noticed a man in blue following him. A detective admitted he was instructed not to lose sight of the man, questioning why the passport and residence ticket suggested he planned to reside there for pleasure.
Mrs. S W Morse of Elkhart Indiana credits Doan s Kidney Pills with relief after years of kidney trouble and nightly distress. She says the pills thoroughly stabilized her kidneys and she now recommends them to others suffering similar symptoms. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan s.
Wheat belongs to the grasses and likely originated in western Asia. It is older than recorded farming, with early beliefs treating it as a divine gift. Earlier theories tied wheat to selective cultivation of wild Triticum urartu, which improved but did not become wheat.
Mrs Fenbee of Cumberland Furnace Tennessee suffered years from sour stomach indigestion and constipation. She tried everything until Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin cured her. Free sample offered by Pepsin Syrup Co. Monticello HI. Sold by Houseworthy Bros at 50 cents and 1 dollar a bottle.
A fragmented extract describes a grand household with a social hierarchy centered on the salt cellar. It mentions Benvenuto Cellini and exotic works in gold and silver, including infaience pieces and a famed set made at Orion for Henry J, with glimpses of the Louvre collection.
An utility notice informs customers of Electric Light and Power that paying by the tenth becomes impractical and the period is extended to the fifteenth of the month for bill settlement.
A fragmented advertisement lists supposed fast relief times for various pains including toothache earache hoarseness muscle ache sore throat and bunion and mentions Dr Thomas and monarch electric oil as remedies with brief timing claims.
Fragmentary item describes stomach trouble and dyspepsia relief with Dr King pills. Mentions improved appetite and digestion. Readability limited but notes a health remedy and a sense of relief.
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