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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
4
The text lists Sunday hourly times from 7:04 to 11:04 p.m with a final at 11:48 p.m. Connections at South Bend with the Southern Michigan Railway serving Niles Berrien Springs and St. Joseph Michigan.
Western division lists hourly to every ninety minutes service from South Bend station to LaPorte and Michigan City with departures at 6:00, 7:30, 10:80 a.m., 12:00 noon, 1:30, 3:00, 4:30, 6:00, 7:30, 9:00 and 11:15 p.m. Last eastbound car departs Michigan City.
The Harvest Queen mill at Elkhart suffered a loss totaling 22 500 dollars with the overall total reaching 46 500 dollars before insurance and salvage. Western Union offices are notified of a new money transfer arrangement with the British Post Office department enabling cable transfers to Britain and Ireland starting January 1 next year.
An advertisement extols Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a clever imitation real coffee, claiming it brews in one minute without long boiling. It notes ingredients like malt and nuts and offers free samples. A separate line announces Griffins Pounder moving his office to rooms 103 and 104 on the ground floor of the Monger building.
Special sale advertised for hats priced at 1, 2 and 3 dollars. Readable line locates shop as Dean Millinery on Marion Street.
Benjamin I Warl mayor of Niles Michigan sues for 10000 damages after his son Russell Earl 17 was killed at a Mishawaka Logan street auto crossing The suit names the Michigan Southern Railway and a railroad line alleging the train's approach prevented the auto from crossing and caused the fatal crash on a Friday in August last year.
An old remedy promises relief for itching skin cuts and rashes. It claims to heal without leaving a scar and is sold by druggists under the Dean's Government brand.
First class turnouts at reasonable prices advertised by G. B. H. Satterlee of 119 East Franklin Street. The note appears as a brief classified notice dated December 20.
A guide offers travel tips and social rules for leisure trips. It covers tipping norms, dining decorum, hints for yachting and boating, behavior at seaside resorts, and the importance of chaperones for young ladies. It warns against crude remarks about others and advises discreet conduct at hotels and boarding houses.
A sudden explosion caused havoc in an area described as chaotic and destructive. Details areLimited in the fragment, including location, victims, and exact cause.
Disjointed OCR note outlines plans to install another similar post in the Miller Art Store area near South Main and High streets, with arrangements described for streets and storefronts.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and places tied to a marriage license notice in Nappanee with partial dates and parent details. Readable items include Georg Leonard Rex, Sarat Elizabeth, Mary Agnes, and addresses in Nappanee.
Elkhart resident H Mechling of 1510 Canton Street testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured long standing backache and kidney pains after trying many remedies. He praises immediate relief and lasting freedom from kidney trouble and endorses continued publication of his statement.
Bert R Lean of Cieny Wasi recounts a severe lung trouble that nearly ended his life. After costly doctors failed to help in Spokane and California he found relief with Dr King's New Discovery, which cured his bronchial illness. Trial bottle offered free by Houseworth Bros promising effective relief from coughs colds and asthma.
A fragmented notice mentions union barber shops extending hours to 10 p m and closing at noon on December 24. It also contains an incoherent health ad urging vitality of nerves and recommending Dr Shoop Restorative, with a closing line about a dance at Andison Hall every Thursday evening.
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