Unclear fragment hints at life insurance claim
Fragmentary text suggests a family unaware of a $3,000 life insurance policy. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to establish context or outcome.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary text suggests a family unaware of a $3,000 life insurance policy. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to establish context or outcome.
Mobile police commissioners establish a curfew for Black residents all must be home by 10 PM. Anyone found wandering at large will be detained as a response to a spate of robberies attributed to Black individuals.
Notice advertises a 5 room house with modern conveniences at 225 Marion Street. Lot measures 55 by 165 feet with easy terms. Inquiries at the house or post office under J M Hughes. tf
Regret David Belasco has engaged Kathryn Osterman for a role in Marriage a Failure. Louis Calvert arrives as classical director of the New Theatre, New York. Ethel Branden engaged for a prominent part in Martha Morten's On the Eve with a September premiere. Bertram Marburgh given a part in Keegan's Pall where Emmett Corrigan returns as star in the coming New York season.
George M Belden has been engaged as stage manager for the Paid in Full company. The group will open at the bc tor theatre in New York in August. The cast is nearly complete.
Margaret Anglin announces Robert Cummings and Charles Wyngate join the Savoy New York production of The Awakening of Helena Ritchie to open in September.
Klaw and Erlanger and Charles Frohman secure a long lease for a new producing centre named Blackstone Theatre to be built on Hubbard Court in Chicago and operated jointly by the three parties.
Lillian Sinnott, once noted for her acclaimed Lovers' Lane run, has been engaged to appear in support of Louis Mann in the upcoming season. The announcement highlights Sinnott as a prominent stage figure returning to the spotlight.
Porter Emerson Browne, author of A Fool There Was, has written two new plays The Lure and Waste for manager Frederick Thompson. Both are in preparation and scheduled for production before year end.
Louise McIntosh and Robert Rogey join the cast for David Belasco's forthcoming production Is Matrimony a Failure. Rehearsals will soon begin as the announcement confirms a new lineup for the show.
Eugene Walter writes two new plays titled The Assassin for manager Frederic Thompson. The plan calls for a male star and Thompson to arrange the production in the early part of the winter.
EB A Sparks formerly with Harry Woodruff in Brown of Harvard during its long New York run is engaged for A Gentleman from Mississippi. He will play Randolph the small Southern five eater.
Marie Tempest will play in America under Charles Frohman management. The production of Penelope has been a London success for eight months. She sails to New York in December and will embark on a five month tour of the United States.
Louise von Shipman has completed a naval comedy titled The Admiral. Walter N. Lawrence will produce it early in the season with William J Hawtrey in the title role.
An old advertisement touts Pepsin syrup as a guaranteed cure for digestion and bowel issues. It asserts readers never have sick days and can digest any food, selling bottles for 50 cents to 1 dollar.
A noted preacher will deliver several addresses this season. The speaker plans noon talks starting August sixth. He will discuss brains and related topics in multiple sessions at local venues.
A historical proposal suggests moving the standard time forward two hours from May 1 to October 1 each year to gain two extra daylight hours in evenings. It argues health and recreation benefits, with little disruption to daily habits, and notes potential population shifts to suburbs, especially aiding school children and the elderly.
The text discusses how sunken ships behave in salt water. It notes a wreck ballast or light cargo drifts with waves and currents. It explains how a hull may bottom up float only a fraction of its depth and rise only after long water exposure is unlikely.
A woman proposes a real farm near New York with barnyards orchards and meadows where urban children would play in summer. She imagines trains bringing children from tenements to run fish in brooks and enjoy farm life, saying money spent on helping a weak child is well spent.
A fragmentary report describes a London confrontation where one man calls another a paper tiger and a Chinese man explains the term as a fool who is harmless. The dialogue includes references to pride, a trapped situation, and a taunting comparison to a rat in a scale.
The fragment mentions Pesci and a scoop about watermelie and pias. No clear events, dates, or locations are readable, leaving insufficient details for a full newspaper card.
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