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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
2
A collage of political and social asides notes U S figures and events. Reference to Philander Knox and Lincoln day speech hinted special train plan. Mentions Kalamazoo South Bend St Joe Michigan crop issues and a humorous remark about divorce photo archives.
An advertisement targets readers with claims that dandruff cured by destroying the dandruff germ via Newbro's Serpicide. It touts scalp care, antiseptic effects, and social waste of time, promising samples for 10c and listing product sizes 50c and $1. It further promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets at 35c and Houseworth Bros. distribution.
An assortment of 19th century ads promoting Private Diseases cures with Rennoe’s C. and G. Specific Cures and Electric Bitters, plus a testimonial from Mrs. Mary Dowling praising Electric Bitters for indigestion. Also an Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup note touting relief from chronic constipation and a Forresters dance and card party at McKean Hall on January 30.
Bucklen theater announces Monday evening engagement by S company with free admission for ladies in certain seats. Opening feature Ragged Prince plus vaudeville acts and a new motion picture The Merry Widow. Story of A Doll House features Jane Corcoran in a portrayal of Nora who defies her husband and seeks independence amid a forged note and moral conflict.
Critics echo the bold portrayal by Miss Corcoran in a stage role described as the woman who dares the unconventional. The performance highlights her doll like nature and strong presence, marking a high standard for contemporary acting.
Fragmentary ad style note lists ailments including croup bruises sore throat lameness and promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a household remedy with a dramatic claim of effectiveness and daily use.
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