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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
11
An ex-consul notes how exiles study current events through newspapers at distant posts. Readers ask detailed questions about articles, while women discuss autumn and winter fashion pictures, even fur coats far north of the equator, highlighting contrasts between climates and daily life.
A Juvenile Court Journal writer lists 1 000 notable Americans shaping steam electricity and education. The study highlights paths to success, noting 300 from farming families 200 from messenger and newsboy backgrounds 100 from printing and factory apprenticeships and only 50 from wealthy origins.
The Saxon chapel of the Pyx in Westminster Abbey, once royal treasury, is set to open to the public on Tuesdays and Fridays. It notes that during the civil war the chapel doors were forced and the regalia stolen, and that the Pyx coin inspection tradition was held there.
Unable to extract coherent events from the fragment. The readable words suggest a Boston context with possible references to POS and EO BD but lack clear actions, entities, dates, or outcomes for a substantive card.
The fragment lists various book titles and authors including Rex Beach Harold Mac and others. It mentions a special price of 4.08 and a guaranteed 150 dollar value section, with note of select complete operas available.
In the Elkhart Indiana Superior Court the estate of Deensmore A Bratton is in probate. Lydia J Bratton as administratrix has filed an account and vouchers for settlement and a court exam will be held on the Tuesday of February 1910. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness clerk and seal of the court at Elkhart December 1909. GEO W FLEMING clerk Deahl Deahl attorneys 102 25 80.
An old advertisement touts Herpicide as the strongest germ killer for dandruff and falling hair. It claims it destroys the dandruff germ and prevents baldness, offering sample requests by mail and one dollar bottle guarantees.
A reader from Elkhart Indiana credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief from years of kidney trouble and urinary distress after severe attacks. The ad notes Mor Sale and posters by Milbayn Coy Buffalo as agents and urges to remember the name Doan's.
An advertisement touts internal treatment for hemorrhoids by Dr. Leonhardt promising a positive guarantee. It claims the method cures piles by removing the root, offers a $1 for 24 days treatment via House Worth Bros. or mail order from Buffalo New York, and refunds if it fails.
Pittsburg Pa resident Lincoln Blackmore reports relief from months of rheumatism after using Dr Detehon’s Relief for Rheumatism. He praises the medicine as the only remedy that helped and recommends it to others, with local druggists Houseworth Bros Jaentz & Co selling it.
Mrs Wenbee of Cumberland Furnace Tennessee suffered seventeen years with sour stomach and digestion problems. After trying various remedies she reports no relief until using Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. The product is advertised with a price of 50 cents per bottle and one dollar for a larger size.
An advertisement extols Milliy bitters as a cure for female fragility and skin blemishes. It promises to transform a weak nervous woman into a lively beauty with bright eyes and clear complexion, claiming benefits to stomach liver and kidneys. The copy targets “charming” women and ends with price and supplier details for Houseworth Bros.
A garbled list of rental ads sale offers and public notices. Mentions rental properties on Franklin and Division Streets, a steamer heated flat, furnished rooms, a grocer stock sale, a music shop, and delinquent tax notice urging payment. Also references lost items and a coal yard livery nearby.
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