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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
3
Warren-Isaih Roene, in the saloon trade for twenty years, must shut his establishment after a blanket remonstrance, marking the third saloon to close in a week.
The ad proclaims American mothers prefer Perry Davis Painkiller for childhood troubles from sprains to stomachache, claiming other preparations may help but this one reliably relieves discomfort. It emphasizes a sixty year recognition and exalts Perry Davis as the sole Painkiller.
The Rev James J Dolliver father of Iowa senator is honored as the grand old man of Ohio. Marking sixty years in the ministry he preached a vigorous sermon at Richwood Methodist Church where his eldest daughter resides. He is eighty seven years old.
Itch ing piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment promising instant relief and permanent cure. Available at any drug store for 50 cents.
Martinsville area vandals entered Taylors chapel near the city and damaged the organ by breaking steps, destroyed the Bible, and committed other trespass acts.
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is described as a universally dependable and pleasant remedy, especially valuable for summer diarrhoea in children, credited with saving many young lives each year. The ad notes it is sold by Houseworth Bros Seymour and John Cassin. A local businessman who traveled to West Baden for health benefit died suddenly there.
Governor Bates proclaims April 25 Arbor Day urging practical tree care and active suppression of the gypsy moth. The Boston Post suggests making Gypsy Moth Day to mobilize youth and protect vegetation, viewing it as a stronger Arbor Day lesson.
A crowd caused the Moskva steamer to collapse its gangway at Azov near Rostov on the Don. Many passengers fell into the water and drowned during the June 11 incident.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles arrived at West Point New York on June 11 greeted at the station by Colonel Mills and staff along with an escort of cavalry.
Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis of Lee Massachusetts says indigestion and sour stomach troubled her for some time. She used Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and now can eat many foods she previously could not. For sale by Houseworth Bros.
Dialogue shows Miss Goodwin asking if Lent will be kept and Mr Wederly replying that his wife will keep it since they are one. Exchange reflects domestic etiquette and shared vows within a household.
A fragment describes a blessing-like remedy labeled Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. It presents it as a natural cure for dysentery, suitable for both old and young, reflecting old-fashioned medical patent remedy language.
In Belgrade the royal palace siege ended with the assassination of King Alexander I and Queen Draga along with several ministers and guards. Conspirators led by Ljubomir Sceovi?c and Jislax Velikovics proclaimed Prince Peter Karageorgevitch king and called Parliament to confirm on June 15 while a provisional ministry assumed interim rule.
Warsaw held a transition as Edson B. Sarber qualified as county superintendent elect after taking over the office from George W. Worley who served under provisional circumstances.
An Elkhart reader testimonial promotes Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and urinary issues with Houseworth Bros. Drug Store cited as the local seller. The ad notes Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents and urges the brand name Dean's. Bloomington reports indicate white cap cases may delay trial until October with new indictments prepared.
Daniel Bantz of Otterville Iowa reports three to four years of asthma and failure with many cures before Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate relief. He says he will keep it in his home and recommends it to others as his drugstore in Fenton sells it.
The county assessor Alexander Dean died suddenly from appendicitis at age sixty. He was a well known Democrat politician in Columbus.
Richmond M J O'Brien national treasurer of the Ancient Order of HIbernian sent a $1,000 relief check for Kansas City sufferers. The ad touts assimilation to perfect health and strength, claiming benefits for blood muscles and nerves.
A historic ad touts Dr E Detchons Anti Dirue Tic as a cure for bedwetting in children and promises relief for all ages. It claims the remedy can arrest the problem at once and is sold by C H Leonard in Elkhart Indiana. A civil war veteran Hiram Hines from Noblesville reports receiving an $8.50 government check for services.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as an antiseptic liniment that speeds healing of cuts bruises and burns without maturation. It also promotes Burdock Blood Bitters for stomach and bowels and mentions Elwood George Lewis, a painter, rumored insane from fear of electric cars.
Logansport authorities enforce laws against men who wilfully insult and annoy women, resulting in several arrests as the crackdown continues.
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