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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement notes a time tested Quaker Herb Extract and its remedies for common ailments. The text lists multiple druggists and stores including Ffousowenth Bros and Wall's Pharmacy as retailers carrying the product.
Practical advice to prevent indigestion after meals using Mona stomach tablets. Promotes Mi o na as a stomach strengthener and permanent cure, with a full money back guarantee from Houseworth Bros. and claim of curing all stomach diseases.
A fragmentary story notes Brother Francis publishing a remedy labeled Johns Medicine for bronchial troubles at Philip’s Home for Boys in New York City. It claims success and permanent relief and promotes the remedy to others with similar ailments.
Busy calendar ahead with local happenings and upcoming gatherings. Community clubs, theaters, and organizations announce dates for crafts shows concerts and talks to engage residents. Check listings for venue times and ticket information.
A nurseryman offers limewater whitewash as a quick safe defence against scale while inspectors promote dipping and kerosene treatment. They expect Washington and California to adopt dipping, with Oregon inspectors seizing infected fruit and court cases backing their authority to remove and destroy severely affected trees and fruit.
Eureka silage corn a late dent variety has been compared with Sibley in the North focusing on dent performance and fodder value. The brief notes field observations and comparative traits for silage use and regional suitability.
Reverend Richard J. Keefe of Marion Indiana testifies to the Keeley Cure's effectiveness in treating drink and drug habits. He endorses the Marion Keeley Institute, saying it aids temperance by restoring nerve and willpower in individuals unable to resist former sins.
Dr Bolan, a 29 year general practitioner and 20 year piles specialist, advertises a system of rectal medication claiming cure for piles fistula ulcers and related disorders without knives or ligatures. He notes constipation as a key symptom and offers consultation and examination at Merchants Hotel in Elkhart on Sunday and Monday January 20 and 21, 1907.
Advert reads that Indian Tea acts as a tonic and regulator for women pale weak nervous and delicate. It claims to rebuild flesh strengthen nerves brighten eyes improve complexion and restore health. Available as tea or tablets priced 20 cents from B D Miller and Bentz Co location noted.
Article notes St Joseph Valley Bank officers are unnamed stockholders in any firm and focus on banking. It extols home care for consumption via diet and German Syrup. Morning x sectoration claimed as beneficial, while night weakness and coughing push restlessness and exhaustion.
Local reports cite Amos King of Byron praising Buckley's Arnica Salve as a cure for a leg sore endured over 80 years. Advertisements from Houses Worth Bros., druggists, promote the salve at 25 cents with a guaranteed cure.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pep as a health bargain. It promises relief from headache dizziness constipation biliousness indigestion and similar ailments with a money back guarantee. Houseworth Bros sells bottles for 16 and 1.00.
Advert claims a new discovery called King of Throat and Lung Remedies cures coughs colds and weak lungs. Mrs Julia Ryder Paine of Truro Massachusetts endorses it and Houseworth Bros druggists offer 50 cent and one dollar bottles with a free trial.
A cluttered page ad promotes Laxa kola tablets claimed to cure chronic constipation and improve complexion, priced at 5 and 25 cents. It also extols Dr Shoop's Cough Cure with a pledge aligned to the Pure Food and Drug Law, urging mothers to choose it for safety and warning labels against opium. Ends with a note that Lax-ets are toothsome candy tablets in lithographed boxes.
A jumble of for sale and exchange notices lists goods and properties from pianos and wood to lots and farms. Items include best hickory and oak wood at $2.40 per cord with contact numbers, apartments and 60 acre farm offers, 10 room house near business center, 26 acres three miles from Elkhart with barn fruit trees and storehouse, and various exchanges and trade possibilities. Links show Monger block and Conley & Son as contacts along with home and business phone numbers.
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