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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
2
The notice promotes breakfast staples with a regular size package priced around 10c and a larger country family package offered at 25c, suggesting value for households. The dense text reflects an old time advertising style and simplified pricing.
A patient relief followed a complaint about a kidney remedy sold by druggists. Officials reported the remedy’s purchase and subsequent relief, noting action taken to address the issue and ensure consumer safety.
Purchasers are invited to inspect and bid on a gas range and related items during the upcoming days in Elkhart. The notice specifies sale actions and scheduling for interested buyers.
A testimonial touts Rheumaline as a universal cure for rheumatism and related uric acid conditions. John Goodall of Grand Rapids says one bottle relieved years of pain, urging others to try the non patent medicine now available at Houseworth Bros. drug store.
Sore throat advice touts Tonsiline as a one day cure with rapid relief. The ad claims a first dose eases pain and a few more complete healing, urging readers to try Tonsiline, available in 25 and 50 cent sizes from The Tonsiline Co. Canton Ohio.
Bargain listing for a 8 room modern house on Marion Street. Property includes a 55 by 165 foot lot and easy terms. Inquiries directed to the post office and J M Hughes.
The Elkhart Gas Co announces a two hour race program at Goshen Fair Grounds on Saturday July 3 starting 1 30 pm. Five races will be run by the Fair Association with the Trumpet Notes Band providing music. L. S. & M. S. railway will operate trains from Goshen to the grandstand with departures at 1 00 1 30 and 2 00 pm and return later. Admittance is 25 cents with 15 cents for the grand stand.
Elkhart Gas and Coal Company announces a special inducement for all gas range purchasers valid for the next ten days starting June 29 1909. The offer applies to all models and includes accompanying fixtures.
Eagle and Baker have opened a new shop at 1119 North Main Street offering second hand goods and a monument shop. All work advertised as performed at the lowest prices.
A 1909 promotion claims June 29 purchases of air gas ranges from Elkhart Gas Co. come with fireworks sold at Timmins' book store. An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure for long standing indigestion from H. Walker of Sunbury Ohio.
The Elkhart Gas Co announces a ten day campaign starting June 29 1909 offering six percent loans from $100 to $2000. It also markets gas ranges with special inducements and promotes the Cutter Stock Co in Bucklen theater appearances with 10 and 20 cent prices. The notice mentions nearby vendors and cautions about inflammable paper storage.
A compact reflection on bold decision making and risking mistakes as a path to achievement. It contrasts two types of men: the cautious one who avoids responsibility and criticism, and the decisive one who acts, learns from failure, and pursues progress.
Snippets describe evolving juror conduct from harsher historic practices to milder present standards. References note 19th century British jurors facing restrictions and ritualistic displays before verdicts, including symbolic acts and warnings.
Fragmentary notes recall early discussion of Italian surgery and art figure Benvenuto Cellini, mentioning Seay and a remark about BuTeery. The readable text hints at biographical or literary context without clear events or dates.
Fragmentary account describes a paleolithic human skeleton with a massive femur and curved radius found near Bos primigenius remains. The body’s deliberate placement appears to be a burial gesture, challenging the view that primitive man did not bury the dead.
Practical advice to replace worry with action. Focus on auto-suggestion, reading an engaging book, outdoor activity, and physical conditioning. Recognize that fear of death is often the main driver of anxiety and encourage decisive steps to dismiss trouble from the mind.
The piece notes Bosnian families once split by Christianity and Islam to keep friends on the winning side. Sir Charles Eliot explains relatives from the original line recognize each other while using distinct branch names in Slavonic and Turkish. Examples include Raikovich versus Jenetich and Sokolich versus Shahinagich meaning paradise and falcon.
A garbled excerpt mentions manslaughter and stabbing as a person is described, with phrases about swelling, sending up, and recovery. The readable text hints at a witness describing knife wounds and a person referred to as a great kid outside the event.
The ad extols washing with Fels-Naptha to extend garment life and achieve whiter, cleaner results. It notes boiling or scalding softens fibre and advises following directions on the red and green wrap, using cold or lukewarm water.
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