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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
6
The notice lists Western and Eastbound interurban times with local stops, limiteds, and connections. It notes daily weekday and Sunday service from Elkhart with last cars around midnight and links to Warsaw and Winona services via the Winona Interurban Ry.
Fragmentary timetable shows Sunday early morning and hourly connections until 11 04 p m with last train at 11 48 p m. Mentions South Bend and Southern Michigan Railway serving Niles Berrien Springs and St Joseph Michigan with connections to Michigan routes.
Readable fragments show a transit timetable with hourly and half hour intervals and references to Transpo services Amid garbled text the main facts indicate regular departures every ninety minutes and a local transportation context with named operator and times.
Advertisement notes specials on skin care and venous remedies with 25 cent prices. It touts impervious products for piles and cracked hands while urging gas range purchasers to visit Timmons' book store starting June 29, 1999, to lay in supplies as supplies go fast.
An OCR fragment promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for persistent coughs urging against untried remedies. It warns delays may lead to lung settlement and notes availability at druggists.
Mrs J S W Morse of Elkhart Indiana reports years of severe kidney trouble with relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The medicine toned her kidneys and lessened attacks, leading her to recommend the product to others. Sold by dealers nationwide priced 80 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Ge Godfrey and Sons advertise J C Moore and Son offering tubular well drilling and drive well work plus sink and pipe fittings. Home and work guaranteed with coal price incentive. Buy chestnut coal now before winter scarcity.
An advertisement proclaims truth as the path to results with a weekly rate in cents. The terse message emphasizes recurring payments and the promise of reliable outcomes.
Fragmentary advertisement dated June 29 mentions Elkhart Gas Co and Houseworth Bros with claims of special inducements and remedies. OCR garbled names and items include aluminum, gas ranges, and skincare references.
The text reads like a garbled note about guidance for a person at home to avoid mistakes in business work. It mentions restrictions and protection from errors, but the passage is fragmented and lacks clear context or identifiable names or events.
A damaged fragment mentions names and phrases from a newspaper page. The legible bits include partial names and scattered quotes, but no clear event, date, location, or structured report to summarize into a complete item.
Christine Brown, a Boston woman, claims to have founded a new health cult. She asserts that cure lies in sweet melodic strains and musical harmony as a fundamental law of the inner self. She urges alignment of body with internal tune and external conditions.
A Long Island brakeman spoke with two schoolboys about a lake rumored to lie beneath the island. Islanders claim tides move twice in 94 hours, with water sometimes salt sometimes fresh, and some say a hidden link exists to Great South Bay and Oceanways of Fire Island.
A light from a cabman known for driving Sir Frederick Bridges home from the Albert Hall reveals a notable friendship. The cabman once hesitated as the conductor criticized the tempo of Messiah choruses, sparking Bridges to take interest in the driver’s intelligent opinions.
Fragmentary OCR text from a newspaper page includes stray letters and disjointed terms. No coherent event or named entities readable to summarize as a news item. Further readable content needed for a valid T and S.
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