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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
6
The English government abandons hope of saving the battleship Montagu grounded in fog on May 30 at Shutter Point in the Bristol Channel. Salvage work continues but removal of stores and heavy armament fails to relieve strain, diminishing chances of refloating.
In a Montpelier Record critique, the piece accuses entrenched Pennsylvania political bosses Penrose and Guffey of corruption and domination. It urges Democrats to uproot their influence and endorse Emery, portraying Emery as a sterling, incorruptible patriot.
Davenport Iowa resident Mrs Adolph Buesing recalls a twelve year struggle with asthma ending after using Foley's Honey and Tar. She credits the remedy with curing her asthma after doctors offered only temporary relief and urges early use to avoid prolonged suffering. Houseworth Bros.
Ex Senator Burton allegedly took money claiming need while still giving money elsewhere, as reported by Atlanta Constitution.
A Columbus physician notes there are fifty different kinds of headaches. Aikin Jaw is hinted to not stop any of them. The Cincinnati Enquirer and St. Louis Globe-Democrat comment on geographers asking if the Earth is pear shaped, with the Globe-Democrat suggesting it may resemble a plum.
A quirky report notes an apple tree in Salina Kansas blooming with roses challenging typical fruit output. The oddity draws attention from local readers and raises curiosity about unusual plant behavior.
A dispatch warns Secretary Root faces strong opposition if he tours South America preaching a doctrine that people should pay their debts. The report highlights potential backlash and political risk abroad.
The Kansas City Times reports likely opposition to the appointment of Mr Upton Sinclair as government inspectors. The piece suggests packers would not be consulted and implies a request that Sinclair not be appointed.
In a country with many parties the recent French election showed candidates mixing parliamentary factions. Some candidates claimed anarchist or nationalist leanings while others praised pacifist brands and social idealism.
A New York Press note recalls a collector of rare china whose display impressed a visiting girl and mother. The hostess asks the child what she thinks of the treasures, prompting a shy, unfinished exchange about the pantry.
Fragmentary notes indicate students discuss an iron sigel origin, with unclear context. The text suggests a historical or cultural signature but provides no full explanation or identifiable details.
A fragmentary dialogue evokes a 100 MEATS AGO era and a parade scene. Characters discuss dress and etiquette while a boy recalls a penny gift from Mr. Titewodd and a remark about a stingy figure from Cleveland Leader.
A garbled Philadelphia Press fragment shows a quoted exchange about care and a matter with that. The phrases include Why What’s and infernal and appear as overheard dialogue with no clear injured or news context.
fragments describe a cold scene and a dire warning. scattered phrases mention a person in authority and a boat at sea. a Washington Star reference appears, suggesting a newspaper report about danger or incident with a wary tone.
Fractured OCR fragment shows garbled text about a person weaving after a husband’s death. Readable elements uncertain. no clear names, places, or events emerge for a substantive item.
An old brewery article promotes Pabst eight day malt as the key to predigested nutrition in beer. It contrasts eight day malting with a four day old method, arguing the latter destroys nutrients and weakens flavor. The piece touts Pabst Blue Ribbon as nourishing and delicious and urges drinking with meals.
Classified note promotes Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer for home use. Provides contact at 415 State St with home phone 707 and claims a case available for delivery today. Includes a price or call to action implied but not specified.
An old admonition compares plant care to hair health, noting canker and germs as roots of trouble. It promotes Herpicide as a remedy, claiming it destroys the germ and preserves healthy hair, with Detroit Michigan as the base and Houseworth Bros. as agents.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway will sell tickets to Omaha Nebraska and return at one first class fare plus 2.00 for the return trip on July 9 10 21 and 42. Tickets for July 13 allow departure from Chicago with May tickets valid for return to Omaha until August 15. Details from ticket agents.
Special low rate excursions to Lily Dale New York are scheduled for July 17 and July 31. Tickets available from ticket agents of the Michigan Southern Railway. Details provided by the ticket offices.
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