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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
6
Fragmentary report describes Filipino attack on Legaspi and pursuit of rebels near Lewusii. No confirmed American losses reported. A separate item quotes J Koontz of Corry Pa praising One Minute Cough Cure as a reliable remedy for winter bronchitis and coughs.
Quote exchange about a soiled collar between Sandy Pikes-Dat and Billy Coalgate. Indicates travel from New York to Chicago without changes. Reflects street chatter and city gossip reported by Chicago Evening News.
WIZAK AND NERVOUS PEOPLE are cured by Dr Greene's Restorative Pills. They restore strength and nerves, alleviate debility headaches tiredness appetite loss and dizziness. Sold only by Dr Frank A Greene of 148 State St Chicago who offers free consultation by mail or in person. Retails at 50 cents a box or three boxes for one dollar.
A discussion among business readers on how to hold customers through appealing stores and presentation. The piece argues attractiveness includes cleanliness, smart display, and intelligent traits, citing Abraham Lincoln and the notion that appearance draws attention before substance. It blends social observation with advice on retail image and personal charm.
Auditor Berkey notes February 1 school fund at 8926 15 and November 1 balance near 18030. He cites strong demand for school material and suggests careful accounting across funds.
John Dirr of Poseyville Ltd. endorses One Minute Cough Cure claiming it breaks up coughs and colds, cures throat and lung troubles, and prevents consumption. Pleasant to take and indispensable for the house.
The Elkhart circuit court decision involving George M. Birdle and St. John's Episcopal Church was appealed to the supreme court and reversed by the higher tribunal.
A widow from Wakarusa applies through Pension Agent Joel Austin for a division of her soldier husband’s pension after he deserted her and their 9 year old son, sold their home, and disappeared. The man, married three years, posed as unmarried and is now reportedly living with another woman. his current whereabouts are unknown.
A dubious remedy marketed as a mystic cure promises to cure Thevaalism and D-Virigin identity in 1 to 3 doses. The sales text asserts immediate relief after the first dose. Vendors O H Leopard and Tivineworth listed as druggists.
Albert Bewiller, a 20 year resident and son of Philip Beniliec, was fatally injured when kicked by a horse he was guiding north of Waxerusa. He died within two hours. He was unmarried and the funeral was held at Shaum's Ghuren near Wekarusa.
Bradford McFarren named guardian for his brother Lester McFarren now confined in Longcaliffe asylum. Guardian fee set at 850. Foley's Honey and Tar promoted as best remedy for throat and lung diseases with guaranteed satisfaction from authorized dealers.
A large blast at the Furnace quarry on Lochfyneside in Argoyleshire used four tons of powder and displaced an estimated six to ten tons of rock, marking another successful explosion in the ongoing series.
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