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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Pepsikola tablets as a remedy for stomach trouble and low energy. It claims improved digestion will restore weight, nerves, and vitality, with a money back plan and promise of renewed strength and color.
A mixed review of The Man of Her Choice and When Knighthood Was In Flower, praising Grace Merritt as Mary Tudor and Mabel Barrison in The District Leader. Notes the productions’ romantic drama, slight deviations from source stories, and high audience reception in New York and Bellew engagements.
The Byrnes Brothers announce a lavish pantomimic comedy production titled Mighty Bells to open soon at Bucklen. They claim unprecedented expense and promise it will be among the greatest pantomime comedies staged locally.
Eva Tanguay a popular performer known as the Sambo Girl arrives at Bucklen in a brand new comedy. The revival promises drawing crowds as she transitions from her famous role to a fresh stage show.
Scattered notes report a sector split on industrial and political finance issues. The text mentions improprieties, a republican governor inauguration, and a public message from Governor Hughes to New York's legislature.
A list of real estate transactions includes Jeremiah Rechtel transferring 80 acres in Locketp to Henry Holden man for 7200 dollars, Henry Widner selling part of a lot in Goshen's Wurster second addition for 50 dollars, and Alma Ganger as administrator selling parcels in Washington township for 1200 dollars. Other entries reference lots in Eichart Kanwood and Wolf's second additions with prices around 550 dollars to 1200 dollars.
Marriage licenses listed with entries including names and ages such as Yoder and Leatherman from Indiana towns and Ohio state lines. The readable fragments reference parental consents and multiple couples including individuals from Nappanee and Allegan area with ages ranging from 18 to 35.
In a May 26 1902 letter EB Fallon rector of St Patrick’s Church endorses the Marion Keeley Institute treating alcoholism. He cites successful cases and notes over a thousand patients have been treated and cured at Marion Indiana. A letter will provide further information.
A local notice from Elkhart highlights kidney warning signs such as pale foamy urine and back pain. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure, citing J De Koehmer of 1224 South Main St as a testimonial in this community health alert.
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