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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
6
An old advertisement notes promotions and service dismissals for gas range buyers over the next ten days starting June 29, 1909. It also includes medical and personal notices about Foley products and other services, with testimonials and cash offers for old items.
An old-time fragment reads like a sensational medical pitch promising remedies for ill temper and bad breath. It touts Dr King’s New Life Pills and Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets as cures for constipation and liver trouble, claiming they dispel colds and relieve women’s pains, with sales by E D Miller.
An advertisement from Monticello promotes Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin and Caldwell’s support claims. It asserts universal health benefits from perfect digestion and elimination and offers a free sample bottle by mail, with price 0c to $1.00 per bottle and distribution through Houseworth Bros.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a June 29 1969 Elkhart Georgia message offering inducements to orange buyers for a ten day period. It mentions Dr J S Leonhardt of Nebraska promoting a cure tied to a tonic medicine with a large trial history and a guaranteed sale.
Elkhart Gas Company offers special inducements for the next ten days starting June 29 1909 to encourage purchases. Authorities urge customers to take advantage of the limited time offers and benefits.
The funeral sermon delivered by Rev. Joseph Bell urged honoring the law and pursuing truth as the crowd faced an uncertain future. He emphasized sacred duty and expressed hope that the outcome will align with justice, while inviting prayer for guidance in the case.
A first person account from Everybody's Magazine recalls a perilous river voyage. Three guides die from fever bites and exposure as we pursue a mutant monster through a mangled jungle. We find 1500 salted alligator hides and 100 orchid plants hanging above skeletal remains in a ruined shelter.
Professor G K Gilbert suggests moonlets are by products of a planetary catastrophe that split the moon from Earth and sent fragments into independent, eccentric orbits. Some moonlets may escape Earth if their velocities are hyperbolic.
A vintage ad extols Fels Naptha soap, claiming four million hours saved weekly by women nationwide. It touts lower effort, cold or lukewarm washing, no hot fire, and shows usage instructions for white clothes with soaking and rubbing. It claims broad health and wear advantages and urges readers to try it.
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