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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
5
Frank Berkey aged 26 and Sadie Kindig aged 21, both of Goshen, apply for marriage license. Harley Bunger aged 22 and Elsie Hapner aged 17, both of Benton township, also seek marriage license.
The passage urges choosing prayer over drinking and other vices, arguing that health and strength come from self help with divine aid. It stresses secret, earnest supplication and sincere effort, noting God helps those who try to help themselves.
Local readers report Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills restore nerve force and end nervousness and headaches. Mrs E Koontz of 320 Jefferson St credits the pills for relief after years of distress and headaches. Pills priced 50 cents per box from Houseworth Bros drug store and other Dr A W Chase Medicine Co dealers.
A protest to Congress opposes the tariff on works of art arguing that J. Pierpont Morgan who bought Raphael's Madonna of St Anthony at Padua for 500000 will not pay the duty. The note says the United States owes Mr Morgan for trusts and in a republic ungrateful people resist taxes.
The Peruna almanac offers astrology content with a competent astrologist providing zodiac characteristics and monthly lucky and unlucky days. Druggists have stock and expect high demand as readers seek the horoscope. Act early to avoid depletion as the rush begins.
A demonstrator attempted to cure a boil on Reverend Van Dar las hand using liquid air. The minister faces possible loss of his hand from the treatment and plans to sue the liquid air company for damages.
A moral exhortation urges temperance and abolition of drink and tobacco to prolong life and strengthen character. It stresses personal duty to cultivate morality, improve family life, and seek spiritual guidance to overcome excesses and achieve health and prosperity.
The piece argues U S rule in Puerto Rico brought order and progress but warns the Philippines pose a harsher test. It contrasts civilizing efforts with bayonet backed loyalty oaths and agriculture plans, asking if civilization can take root at reasonable cost and outpace savage resistance. The piece cites Carnegie as a benchmark.
Governor Nash urges reform proposing to fund state expenses solely from corporate franchises liquor taxes and similar levies while leaving county and municipal direct taxation to local governments. He argues this would equalize burdens as county levies vary and high assessed counties now pay more than their share.
The congress fight over the oleo margarine bill raises concerns that current federal law does not protect patrons in public eating places from being served oleomargarine as butter. State action is urged to require visible notices by restaurants to inform patrons when oleomargarine is used.
Discussion centers on Morgan Hill and Harriman before the interstate commerce commission for an explanation of their knowledge. The mention references three major trust figures and possible testimony about their roles in rail and other enterprises.
Circles claim King Edward owes his election entirely to the skillful management of Mr Brown. The fragment hints at political credit and maneuvering surrounding the royal ascent.
Crull attacks police for surveilling his rented saloon premises and accuses officers of ingratitude. He claims the force, loyal to him, should allow dis orderly houses gambling rooms and other lawless uses without gathering evidence against him.
The passage argues organized labor seeks abolition of convict labor ties to wage suppression. It claims criminals should build roads and aid public welfare instead of undercutting honest workers, urging public interference to end the system.
The text notes Croker’s permanent removal to Wantage, England, as Tammany’s power collapses. It credits Mayor Low with a herculean task to clear loot debris and restore governance, predicting over forty-five thousand Tammanyites will be ousted from power and praising future city improvement.
After three terms in office and a bankrupt treasury the city realized Chicago needed protection in street railway franchises. The strong downturn in public esteem pushed the issue to the forefront, prompting a reconsideration of the system.
A historical notice notes a two day earlier Truth publication quoted as an authority. The item comments on the reception of that claim with polite restraint, expressing cautious gratitude for the compliment.
Dr H C Clapp of the Massachusetts State Sanitarium states cod liver oil and alcohol do not cure consumption. The article notes a lighthearted remark that giving up cod liver oil would not disturb sleep, but bourbon remains a preferred remedy in jest.
The article notes a quirky belief that distributing tacks can calm ghostly manifestations and suggests mediums use tin soled sandals to glide during materialization seances.
War department reports suggest near final efforts by Filipinos and advocates consider purchasing the Pana ma site to support special benefits in the ongoing conflict.
The note claims a Crooked tale surrounds the Currier girl at James McCarthy's residence 130 Pratt Street with spirits blamed for the rappings.
On New Year’s Day a large purge ousted forty five thousand Tammanyites from New York City government service shaping a dramatic political turnover.
The piece mocks the ICC report on the Northern Securities combine, suggesting doubt remains about its findings and implications. It implies ongoing scrutiny by critics toward the commission’s conclusions and actions.
Report notes Geronimo grows watermelons successfully and the public in Arizona gains a sense of security in growing hair as a result. The claim highlights local optimism and a curiosity about agricultural success influencing personal grooming confidence.
With no recent reports on Maclay, villagers fear he may have vanished or disappeared rather than returning from a long absence. Local authorities and family await any clue about his whereabouts.
The ruling by Judge Tuley states Illinois lacks an anti-trust law, a decision that could influence corporate strategy and future regulatory actions in the state.
Secretary Gage plans to resign January 25, while the treasury continues to run with a surplus. The note implies ongoing fiscal stability despite the leadership change.
Mrs N A Webster of Winnie Virginia says Dr King’s New Life Pills wholly cured her two year struggle with sick headaches. Also effective for constipation and biliousness. Only 25 cents at Houseworth Bros drug store.
Norfolk and Western express train No.4 from Columbus to Norfolk collided in Gray West Virginia, killing two passengers and leaving two others missing after yesterday morning crash. Authorities investigated as wreckage blocked the line and rescue teams searched the site.
Admiral Schley confirmed plans to appeal the inquiry verdict to the President, claiming undisclosed favorable evidence was not weighed. Counsel Rayner and Teague from Baltimore met with him to finalize the move, stating the specifics cannot be revealed until papers are filed.
The article promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for kidney troubles female complaints nervous diseases and digestion issues. It asserts improved health and appetite and guarantees by Houseworth Bros. druggists at 50 cents.
Mr and Mrs Henry Werman of St Joseph county hosted New Year dinner at Mrs Werman's parents Mr and Mrs John Shearer. Many local residents are listed with health updates and social visits, including church events and revival at Salem church.
The community mourns Rev Edgar Moch former public school teacher and minister of the German Baptist Brethren church. At around twenty six he moved to Marshall county with his wife and two children later dying after a period of declining health. He left his parents and was regarded as a zealous educator and worker in his church.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sworn oath in Toledo Lucas County naming Frank J. Oneney and the firm F. J. Carnny and partners. It mentions a hundred burden and a claim tied to a Belmont or Beir a OATARBE ORE phrase and a Dru Hall’s sale reference. Names appear garbled.
Ohio Governor George K. Nash as head of the McKinley Memorial Auxiliary asks every state governor to declare January 29, McKinley Day, inviting citizens to observe the birthday as a general observance and to promote a nationwide remembrance.
A Chicago Rock Island and Pacific passenger coach carrying fifty soldiers en route to the Philippines was wrecked near Twenty second Street as its rear trucks tore away. The car was dragged a half block and broken to pieces. Three soldiers were injured.
Cape Town dispatch reports Boer casualties from June to December totaling 1,162 killed 8,756 wounded 7,595 captured and 1,910 surrendered as of year end.
London reports the king of Siam may tour the United States on his cruiser yacht Haha OChakikri. The vessel, the largest in Siam’s navy, was built in Scotland in 1892 and is well manned and equipped.
Frederick R. Coudert, noted New York lawyer, is improving in health after a serious illness described as nervous prostration. The report comes from hospital or family sources in New York.
New York January 7. Joe Walcott and Young Peter Jackson have been matched to box six rounds before the Penn Art Athletic Club of Philadelphia on January 13.
No early breakfast is complete without Mrs Austin's famous buckwheat cakes. Buy it from your grocer today.
January wheat at 7 914 80 cents, January corn 64 cents, May oats 46 4 cents, January pork 9.82 per unit, January tibs 8.45. Market figures show mixed commodity prices across grains and pork.
O H Downey of Churubusco Indiana asserts the Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption is the infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip. He claims relief from pneumonia and consumption is instant and cure certain. Houseworth Bros guarantee bottles 50 cents and 1.00 with free trial bottles offered.
In Idaho Springs Colorado on January 8 Brest Wheeler and John Eckard died in a premature powder blast at Newhouse mine. Lawes suffered fatal burns and broken ribs while Philp sustained a crushed head.
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