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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
4
William D Hazelton manager of the Elkhart Truth attests the May 1906 bona fide circulation was 8279 copies, excluding samples and unsold day by day copies. Notary Loos A Dennert verifies swearing date June 1 1906 and commission expiry January 9 1907.
The editor notes I De Coburn’s appointment as Kansas senator to replace Burton. Coburn, longtime Secretary of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture, is praised as capable and devoted to farmers. The piece also comments on Gov. Hoch’s actions, laments county bookkeeping accusations, and cites Elkhart bank oversight issues raised by Nappanee News.
A fragment from Tuesday's Truth quotes a candidate set to appear before the Republican convention on Thursday. The remarks portray a partisan stance and suggest he should be identified, challenged, and defeated by the opposing party.
The narrator reflects on the fading charm of the sea and old maritime ro mance. He contrasts past images of Spanish galleons and six shooters with a deeper, awakening romance as a dormant world begins to find itself and its strength.
United States Geological Survey tests show bituminous coal can rival anthracite in gas engine power when converted to gas. Even poorer coals, once deemed worthless for steam, yield more horsepower per ton as gas than best anthracite in steam boilers.
The article describes Humboldt's admiration for radiant phosphorescent animals and notes California's fame for displays of bioluminescence. It references Pacific coastal areas from Coronades to Santa Catalina and mentions the mystery and explanation still unsettled.
The article covers orchids of bloom from late May to early June, advising transplanting with care. It highlights foxgloves, Canterbury bells, marigolds, zinnias, and salvia splendens as suitable border and display plants, noting biennial habits, ideal planting partners, and water needs for hot sun. It cites Michigan Live Stock Journal as source.
Chicago Chronicle advises on mower upkeep including cleaning, disassembly once or twice per season, and regular oiling. It notes large wheel machines ease while older patterns require more care and that mowing frequency affects clipping disposal and grass decay.
Instructions describe handling potatoes to achieve crisp chips. Soak sliced pieces in cold water until firm then lift with a wire spoon. Salt promptly after removal while warm, noting damp weather will affect their crispness.
A collage of asparagus recipes detailing cream of asparagus soup with tips, thickening and serving suggestions, plus esco lloped asparagus, baskets, eggs, salads, and chicken filled cases. Includes method steps, cooling, sieving, seasonings, and serving notes.
A fragmented OCR recipe describes beating yolks with sugar and sweet milk, then beating whites stiff. It mentions folding yolk mixture with flour and baking powder and tasting notes about flavor, with nonsensical punctuation and incomplete steps.
Obituary notes the life of Dr. Thomas of Elkhart who died December 16 1883 at age ninety one. He was a postmaster candidate in Jackson and later lived in Warsaw before returning to Elkhart where he practiced 31 years and influenced local medical and civic life. He served as hospital board president and county health secretary and led the Elkhart Lecture Association hosting notable speakers. He married Emma Hill in 1867 and had one son and two adopted daughters.
An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cure pimples boils and stomach trouble by making new blood. Testimonial from T E Robertson of Washington PA describes past stomach pain dizziness heart ache and skin eruptions. Pills are non narcotic safe and sold nationwide with price details.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a raid or protest affecting local workers and business activity, with no definite names, dates, or places readable. The brief suggests disruption tied to labor tensions and a community impact but lacks concrete details.
The program features six big acts in a top vaudeville show in Elkhart with 10 cent admission. A children's matinee Saturday afternoon invites the little ones and a band concert precedes the performances at 7:15 to 7:55 p m and 8:45 to 9:15 p m.
A harsh critique targets speed crazed drivers who flee accidents and fail to aid victims. The author condemns reckless conduct on public roads and calls for stricter punishment for those who endanger farmers and others.
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