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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
3
The seventeenth year of the Gentry Show emphasizes perfect performances and child welfare. A corps of joy ushers ensures little ones are comfortable, with the event to be held rain or shine at a waterproof canvas venue in the city on July 6.
Train Nos. 48 and 47 will stop at the entrance to Baw Beese Park Hillsdale Michigan each Sunday in summer. Special low fares apply Sundays. Effective June 30 and continuing all Sundays during the season.
Advertisement for Garl Resort Eagle Lake run by F. E. and A. B. Pen de. Highlights include good meals fishing boats and accommodations. Also mentions Elkhart's Garage Co and transport options. Promotes Dr Caldwell's Headache Remedy with promise of relief and money-back guarantee.
Fort Madison Iowa reader hears praise from August Sherpée, overseer of the poor, who touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as rightly named for acting more agreeable, doing more good, and curing biliousness and constipation. Sold for 25 cents at Houseworth Bros.’ drug store.
Tickets for the Chautauqua event are now available at Houseworth's Wall's Goldman's and Finehout's drugstores. Buy before July 20 to save money and avoid delays.
An old ad copy touts Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets promising relief from toothache neuralgia period pains and blood congestion. It claims the tablets ease pain by coaxing away unnatural blood pressure and lists Racine Wisconsin as the address and mentions availability through dealers.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar affords immediate relief to asthma sufferers in severe stages and implies it may cure if taken promptly.
A reader from East Otisfield Maine recommends Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to treat chilblains and related skin issues. The note claims reliable relief for fever sores and ulcers, mentioning Houseworth Bros store as a source and a price of about 250.
Readable fragments invite visitors to Simonton Bake resort for an ice cream event on the Fourth. The notice highlights a public gathering with treats, but exact details and times are unclear.
Fragmentary statement notes that organs are not functioning well and a lack of nervous energy causes weakness and weariness. The text suggests bodily fatigue and diminished motion due to systemic dysfunction, indicating a health concern or medical observation.
The Houston Post notes a troubling incident with empty beer bottles found at the scene and describes local reactions as tense. The piece reflects on nervous behavior and suggests the new evidence heightens irritation.
A New York businessman's son who left Harvard returns home to discuss his future. He favors the law as a career, but his father dismisses his ambitions and suggests he start by working in the office stool. The son despises office life, calling it fit only for a dog, while the father dryly notes he might grow into a dog.
The fragment hints at a debate over universal peace and a critique of a peace movement. It mentions Alfred He and a dismissive view of the movement’s early efforts. A reference to a young lady appears briefly with unclear context and attribution.
In Birmingham a dog once cherished as a family pet showed jealousy after a baby joined the household. Though no disrespect was detected, the baby cried when left alone with the dog. A keyhole peek later revealed the dog rubbing its cold wet nose against the baby’s back, prompting an outing magazine note.
The fragment describes a voice explaining a painful condition near the heart and brain with phrases about rattling in the stomach and bones. It notes heavy pain and a reference to medical ideas, in a dated magazine voice.
A historical discussion notes the importance, cost, and preparation of horses for national defense. It cites Germany and Britain, estimating millions for horse needs, training, and maintenance, with France spending over six hundred thousand dollars annually for horse creation and mobilization.
The text advises a draper to purchase soft white gauze or muslin if unavailable to polish and frame a mirror. It notes the value of a pure white material, gathered at the center top and drawn down softly along the sides to frame the glass.
A reader recalls how a young instructor overestimates course choices for students. Ruperta Craig notes the misguided progress from Beethoven sonatas to Liszt rhapsodies, revealing the need for gradual, proper scale and technique work before advanced pieces.
An early 20th century advertisement promises Pinesalve relief for bites stings sunburn cuts burns and bruises. It claims the salve acts like a poultice draws out inflammation and provides instant relief. Price listed as 25 cents.
A jumble of sale and rental notices lists 8 room houses without furnaces, cottages, and real estate parcels around Lexington Avenue and Riverside streets. Also offered are furniture, bookshelves, skylight glass, and vintage appliances with various inquiry contacts. Some medical and household products appear amid the classifieds.
Compact notice listing a private residence for sale at the intersection of Tenth Street and Garfield Avenue. Details are sparse with unclear framing but indicate property available.
C O Floyd of Kershaw South Carolina reports eleven years since escaping consumption after taking Dr. King's New Discovery. He weighed 135 pounds during illness but recovered to 170 pounds after six months of use. The ad claims thousands are healed yearly and promotes trial bottles at Houseworth Bros. drug stores with prices five cents and one dollar.
J. R. Blankenship of Beck Tennessee touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for kidney trouble. He claims the first bottle gave relief and recommends trying the product, sold under guarantee at Houseworth Bros. drug store for 50 cents.
An advertising snippet touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a non irritating stimulant for the bowels. It claims to cleanse and stimulate bowel movements without irritation in any form.
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