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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
6
The readable fragments reference Letonia Harmon age and a man named Nappaneetian, noting silk hat attire and a claim of being slain. References to Elkhantseo% nights, rusted lines, and parts of equity appear. A wall of text hints at a crop, a wall construction, and a start next week, but specifics are unclear.
Norfolk July reports the eleventh annual convention of the Association of State and National Food and Dairy Departments next weekend at the Jamestown exposition. Federal officials join state and local commissioners to discuss legislation, purity, sanitation, and cooperation across state and municipal lines to improve the milk supply, slaughtering houses, and various food outlets.
Knights Templar events wrap up with two days of fraternal visits. Knights in bright uniforms mingle with ladies in elegant dress across streets hotels and public spaces. A grand ball crowns the program tonight with exhibition drills at Grand Union and United States hotels.
Miss Beth Sully daughter of Daniel Sully the cotton king married Kenneth Ridge an actor formerly with a New York stock company. The ceremony was largely attended at the Silly crown Home in Watch Ail Ridge. Ridge is now vice president of the corporation once owned by Sully's brother in law Colonel Thompson.
An OCR fragment describes testimonials for Foley's Kidney Cure and King’s New Life Pills, claiming kidney and bladder relief and rapid liver and bowel health with money back guarantees. It mentions Dr. Shot Racine Wis and Houseworth Bros drugstore.
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York writes that about four years ago he claimed to be cured of kidney disease after treatment. He says he has never had further symptoms and credits the cure to a remedy. The letter appears in a local medical inquiry or testimonial collection.
William Carr longtime Hyde Park resident and father of Homer J. Carr died at his son's home 6432 Minerva Avenue Chicago after a lingering illness at age 50 He was born near Ithaca New York in 1822 and moved west settling in Middlebury Indiana 1846 He lived in Chicago since 1873 engaged in real estate with daughter Marion Carr Funeral held Wednesday at Minerva Avenue with interment in Middlebury Indiana The remains were taken through Goshen yesterday before the son Homer J Carr. The report also notes court house roof work delays at Goshen with details of temporary protections and construction timelines.
A series of property transfers reported across Elkhart and Goshen townships. Transactions include parcels in Benton Clinton Concord Jefferson and Elkhart with prices from 650 to 65000 dollars, involving buyers and sellers such as Henry J Beaver Frani Kyle Rebecca Stet ter Samuel Reid and others.
The text presents an advertising claim for a laxative product named Oring or Vlaxative. It asserts the laxative cleanses and stimulates the bowels without irritation in any form. No concrete dosage or usage details are provided.
C O Ployd of Kershaw South Carolina reports recovery from long weight loss and persistent coughing after six months of Dr King’s New Discovery. Thousands healed yearly. guaranteed at Houseworth Bros drug store. Trial bottle free. Magnetic readings and advice offered evenings at 519 Piston Street.
Proceedings and general sessions attract many attendees. The day’s program includes discussions on women’s organizations and schools led by officials from Minnesota and Milwaukee. Detectives feature in a public schools connection.
Pineules claim quick relief for backache rheumatism lumbago and fatigue by promoting natural kidney action. A 30 age treatment price is listed with money refunded if not satisfactory. Sold by Houseworth Bros. and marketed as hot satisfactory.
Every Hour of the Day EF Bentz and Co and E D Miller advertise Hindipo the new Kidney and Nerve Tonic at their South Main shop. They claim its merits are the town talk and invite customers to try it with a one cent trial while promising refunds if it does not benefit.
A fragment notes the association, delivered by Smith W Bennett of Columbus, will conclude its business and adjourn tomorrow. The text references Cor porations and the Commerce and a meeting closing the session.
Elkhart druggists F H Bentz and E D Mille, at 801 South Main, advertise Hindipo for kidney and nervous disorders. They claim cures for Bright's disease diabetes gout gravel dropsy and bladder troubles with a mail order plan offering a refund if not effective. Six boxes cost 2.50 under a positive guarantee.
Dr. E. Ro Lewis urges recognizing the Keeley treatment as a path to recovery. He notes personal limited experience with addicts but endorses the program and asks readers to contact Dr W V Daniels, manager of the Marion Keeley Institute in Marion Indiana, for help.
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