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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1899
Page
3
The Brooklyn Eagle explains that a Scotch mist comprises very large scattering droplets due to pure Highlands air. An ordinary mist in dusty areas is denser because moisture attaches to countless particles, while dust-free air yields widely separated fog nuclei resembling tiny rain drops.
The piece contrasts the value of honest work with the loafer and chronic grumbler. It praises Christmas as a season of goodwill and questions if its spirit can endure year round. It warns against the chronic kicker and calls readers to prudent judgment of self and others.
A memory tale from Wright A Patterson recounts a journey to northern Ontario where vast forests hold trees for Santa. A golden haired girl tells how her father, lumbermen, and Santa prepare little trees for children who lack Christmas trees, hoping Santa will reach every child next year.
Egyptologist Prof Groff writes to the Paris Messenger from Ghizeh confirming Pharaohnic mummies linked to the Exodus era under Ramesses II and son Jamus. He identifies Hamus on a shroud with a note dated to the seventh year of Ramesses II and notes Bent Anta’s mummy may be hidden or destroyed in Thebes.
The London Mail reports soldiers on both sides aided the wounded after a nightlong battle. Despite rain and cold, British and Boer forces helped tend the injured, with Red Cross workers and native stretcher crews rushing casualties to hospital as dawn broke.
A long seasoned Philadelphia physician asserts deathbed scenes are not terrifying. He notes patients show resignation when told recovery is impossible, and that those who panic often are less ill than they appear. He cites a common human trait behind fear.
Advertises a world curing tonic for stomach weakness and indigestion. Claims immediate relief from first dose and universal cure. Promotes availability through druggist O. H. Leonard in Elkhart Indiana and a Kendall receipt book offer for WEEKLY TroutTH subscribers.
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