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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
9
A fragmented note invites readers to attend the Dutch Market at the church, describing it as an annual event. It mixes quoted lines and whimsical phrases about poetry, wind, and lists participants in a casual, conversational tone.
An old advert claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures cuts corns burns bruises and more including sore eyes cold sores and chapped hands. It touts relief for ulcers piles and rheum with a claim of superiority and notes the price as 25 cents at Houseworth Bros.
A brief note on Timmins Sture receiving another jet of cherished Christmas and New Year letters. The serial mentions a complete stock of those beautiful and novel letters, highlighting their festive appeal and availability.
A water pipe burst in a jail room flooding the floor. The patient was taken to Long Cliff Hospital for the insane. Early morning witnesses described a cold, unusually still winter dawn with the thermometer near zero.
A boxing bout between Jack Johnson and Stanley Wetchellk in Colina Washington in October 1918 will be shown as moving pictures at the Royal theater on December 23 and 22.
The column features Abe Martin joking about a young boy Nate Vud who fears waking in the dark and stepping from a toy train of cars. The humor suggests a common rural charm and a wry view of work versus artistry.
A fragment lists items with prices: 78c for something described as famous, $1,000 for Lids, 98c for light, and $1.50 inverted at Turnocks. The readable bits suggest a catalog or ad note with fluctuating prices and product mentions.
The program featured diverse performances by Salient Malts and Vieuxtonis with Aiken delivering a standout moment. Critics praised the Dvorak-esque pieces and the varied repertoire. Both artists elicited strong encores, marking the event as a memorable musical night.
The health officer warns that funeral hats and garments worn by mourners may carry infections if not properly managed. The Board of Health directs precautions to prevent contamination of stock and exposure to patrons.
An ad states a cold remedy named Zoley's relieves congestion expels the cold and is mildly laxative. It warns to refuse substitutes and notes Turnocks as selling the cheapest stoves alongside the drug.
Seasonal sale notes show Turnock’s offering electric bulbs at 15 cents, inverted tights for 98 cents, and additional items priced at 1.50. The fragment suggests a Christmas shopping focus with modest discounts.
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