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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
6
The text notes schedule details for a Western Division rail line serving South Bend, LaPorte and Michigan City with hourly and half hourly departures and last cars, listing times such as 6:00 a.m. 11:35 p.m. and connections east and westbound from Warsaw.
Doctor Bolan advertises a system of rectal medication claiming to cure blind bleeding protruding and itching piles and rectal ulcers without knives or ligatures. It also promotes treatment of kidney bladder urinary, stomach liver blood and skin diseases with 25 years in general practice and 48 years as a piles specialist.
Dr Bolan will be at Hotel Bucklen Sunday and Monday January 17 and 18 offering free consultation and examination to the public.
A vintage testimonial promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a pleasant inexpensive weight loss aid. The ad promises rapid fat reduction with no wrinkles or stomach ache and directs readers to Detroit's Marmola Company or local druggists for a 75 cent large case.
Devding of Detling & Son testifies from Elkhart Indiana that after using Dean's Kidney Pills he recovered from backache headaches and weakness. He praises the remedy as able to end his ailments and urges others to remember the name Dean's, sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York as sole US agents.
A local gathering concluded with a final farewell as officials, residents, and speakers reflected on the community effort. The event highlighted cooperation between city groups and neighborhood associations amid the closing remarks.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a fast remedy for piles and related ailments. It claims instant relief, avoidance of surgery, and offers a free trial via mail from etramicol Drug Co at 438 Pyramid Bldg Marshall Mich.
Buehler Bros 520 Main St advertises a two day sale on Friday and Saturday with fresh loin pork roast and chops, pork shoulder, spare ribs, sausage, veal, beef roasts and steaks, sugar cured hams and bacon at assorted prices. The list includes tenderloin and rib roasts, sirloin and round steaks, flank steak, and standard beef cuts.
Pr H Bentz Co announces securing the agency for Zemo the remedy for eczema pimples dandruff blackheads piles and scalp diseases. Zemo claims instant relief and cures by destroying the germ causing the disease leaving clear healthy skin. See display and photos of cures made by Zemo.
A note advertises 500 beautiful birds wings and fancy feathers for sale at 10 and 25 cents during Sykes' big millinery department sale. The lure urges shoppers not to miss the event.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen. Winifred, come back to me dear, and all will be forgiven. We are worried. O. G. Curtis delivered the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet so housework will be cut in two. Yours anxiously, JOHN. Foley's Bloney and Tar praised for coughs in infants and children. Contains no opiates. substitutes discouraged. Refuse substitutes. for sale at all druggists.
A fragment notes a loan offer of $1 000 on farm property tied to A Vasictiers Rooms located at 7204 205 Monger Building. The incomplete OCR hints at a financial or property listing with a specific address and loan amount.
Fragmentary ad copy describes a centrally located alley lot on the west side of Main Street for sale. Includes scattered promotional lines for tonics and cures, with odd spellings and garbled product names. The ad hints at health claims and low price.
The state budget debate centers on a pension appropriation of 161 018 000 with discussions on drafting the annual pension bill. A fatal fire at Samuel Higgins residence in New Haven kills his mother Ars Higgins. Robbers looted Salomion Thousie’s home near Pittsburgh as two sisters aged about 80 were present. Harvard College recommends Abbott Lawrence Lowell for president, replacing Charles W Juliot.
A Tennessee bill to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquor passed the lower house by a slim majority. The measure, already approved by the Senate, now goes to Governor Patterson who is expected to veto it though a two thirds majority could override. The governor may hold the bill for five days.
Carrie Nation, American temperance crusader, was arrested in Newcastle on Tyne Mag. yesterday while engaged in a raid on a saloon. She was released on bail shortly after.
Charleston West Virginia January 14 Gay v Dawson discusses revenue for the state in his regular biennial message to the legislature dedicating substantial space to financial plans and potential sources of state income.
Market telegrams show mixed wheat and flour figures from Chicago and New York. Prices quoted for No 2 red winter, No 2 hard, spring wheat samples, and various flour grades alongside live poultry and eggs markets.
Defense counsel concluded their summing up as Prosecutor Darrin began his address to the jury. Juror Walsh, transported from hospital after a fall, attended court and resisted reassignment as Justice Crane paused for physician consent to continue. Darrin criticized defense witnesses on insanity while detailing the killings tied to August 12 events and the couple's alleged plot to murder Annis.
Cardenia Flavius King once a Boston and New York financier and former daily publisher was sentenced by Judge Schofield to 10 to 14 years in Charlestown state prison. He defended his innocence and blamed Thomas A. Lawson for his financial ruin after detailing his life of flight and travels.
John Braziel was found guilty of murder for fatally shooting Constable D Be Cook and Dan Sims and wounding another farmer. The district court jury yesterday sentenced him to life in the penitentiary.
Judge Thomas G. Jones of the United States district court for the middle district of Alabama yesterday denied the injunction sought against the Carmichael prohibition law. This decision came from Montgomery on January 14.
The Missouri legislature empowered a committee to oversee a recount process. The body adjourned yesterday and reconvened to continue work in the capital.
A specialist asserts piles can be cured by any method. The piece presents optimistic claims without detailing evidence or treatment specifics.
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