Truth Telephones Bi Htovial Room Business Office
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
4
Readable fragments note contact details for a business office with two phone lines. No clear names, events, or places are identified.
William D. Hazelton, manager of the Dilkhart Truck, swears the Ruth daily circulation on November 10, 1908 was 3521 copies. The count excludes samples or unsold copies. Notary Louis A. Dennert certifies the sworn statement dated December 1908 in Indiana Hart County.
Yruth is available at Opera Truse Bookstore and Raewels Bookstore in Timmins and BE. D. Millers South End Drugstore located at the corner of South Main and St. Joe Streets.
January 7 marks deaths of Theophilus Eaton and Israel Putnam with births and political milestones. Notable events include the Bank of North America opening in Philadelphia in 1781, Greek independence proclaimed in 1821, and a 1855 Southwestern states convention in New Orleans.
Melancthon Woolsey Stryker, born Vernon New York January 13, ordained 1875, served churches in Auburn Roslindale Chicago and then elected president of Hamilton College in 1892. He traveled in Europe and authored books, earning high rank as a poet and hymnologist.
The Illinois House chose Edward D. Shurtleff as temporary speaker on the fourth ballot amid a cross‑party move. Democrats and anti‑administration Republicans allied, delivering a broader caucus vote, with fifty‑four going to Shurtleff as the new leader once the vote became permanent.
A shorthand civic update records Lt Col grove of Winchester receiving an honorable discharge recommendation and a Berryville insult cited. It also notes a $14 500 National Soldiers Home Marion appropriation estimate and Dr A H Rhoads replacing J R Hazelwood on the pension examining board following senate guidance.
At the board meeting Mrs. Chas. E Hisenbeies was elected to the board and Mrs. Nellie Frank ernie named assistant secretary to begin work. Rooms will stay open 9 30 a m to 9 30 p m. A World Y W C A pin will be awarded to members earning the Y W C A degree in the Honors Class with 16 to 21 members brought in. Classes start next week with Literature, Bible Calendar German, Gymnasium and Basket Weaving, Current Events and Basket Weaving, Bible Class for Sunday School teachers or any student of Acts. Two Basket Weaving sections will meet Wednesdays and Thursdays. An afternoon syntasiung class needs fifteen enrollees. A special Bible Study Sunday January 17 will feature Dr. Frank Nelson Palmer from Winona. Vesper place to be announced.
Washington January 7 Rear Admiral Caspar F Goodrich nearing retirement age remains at New York Navy Yard to finish consolidation plans Secretary Navy Newberry asked him to stay on He is noted for guiding the last Spanish American War action at Manzanillo and the Cuba batteries including cutting cables at Santiago He attended the Naval Academy from Connecticut and served on the Colorado later commanded the Pacific fleet near the San Francisco earthquake reporting disaster news via wireless operator messages.
The article analyzes medical costs of typhoid deaths, noting 194 cases with three factories accounting for $24,300 in treatment. It calculates about $125 per case and $2,200 per death, estimating total costs near $7,500 per fatality and framing a financial challenge to eliminate the disease.
A fragment discusses how we see women as images in a mind's eye rather than distinct individuals. It compares loving one person to viewing multiple portraits as reflections, clarified when a single light reveals a clear image through a pinhole. From The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table by Oliver Wendell Holmes.
A newly devised instrument uses a jeweled 40 grain steel ball dropped in a glass tube to gauge metal hardness by rebound height. Calibrated so 100 equals average carbon steel hardness, it serves to keep tool hardness within narrow limits during manufacturing.
Manila Times reports a five foot diameter log found 404 feet underground at the Alabang stock farm during drilling for a second artesian well. Officials question how a log could remain in perfect preservation beneath rock and deep soil.
A cautious mentor cautions against impulsive romance and displays of affection. The voice urges restraint, noting the dangers of overzealous emotion and the value of keeping a photograph in check while forming attachments. The tone blends irony with practical advice.
A five franc coin issued under Louis Napoleon bore a temple lock of hair he wore. He refused the design once seen and ordered removal of the lock. Mint presses had already struck 23 coins before stoppage. those coins survive as valuable collectibles.
A narrator recalls reaching an open space where the crowd presses in. The megaphone cries Public Eye draw curious onlookers including Pecans women who flee family duties for the spectacle and others who crave the spotlight. A few men attempt to break into the Public Eye with devices, as a Puck reference hints at vice presidential candidates.
A fragment describes a three day stay in Tangier beginning on a Thursday. The text notes the sequence of Mohammedan Friday Sabbath Jewish Sabbath and Christian Sunday, highlighting the strong religious observance and contrast among communities.
Lead listing clears lace and embroidery lots with 1000 to 3000 yards of swiss nainsook and hamburg very fine embroideries offered at many discounted per yard prices. The sale highlights heavy discounts up to twenty five percent off regular prices across nets and bands.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions ribbed hose with unclear quantity and descriptors, no identifiable people places or organizations.
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