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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
8
The text lists a full meal plan including breakfast lunch and dinner with dishes like Walnut Stew and Tomato and Liver Soup. It includes a culinary note on walnut stock and liver soup preparation and ends with a reflection on women's virtues of goodness and charm as essential to progress.
Clam Bou dinettes Galore. Measure a cupful of raw clams with a wal f sauce of butter flour milk salt cayenne parsley and lemon juice. Chill shape into balls, dip in egg and breadcrumbs, fry in hot fat. Serve with cress and lemon.
Equal weights of fine firm berries and granulated sugar are layered in a deep dish with half the sugar. Drain juice in the morning, add remaining sugar, boil to jelly, then simmer berries fifteen minutes. Jar and seal while hot with syrup.
A speaker argues women press for rights yet retain existing privileges. She notes men still hold advantages and warns against women getting a “big head.” The piece critiques choosing between privileges and rights and urges practical influence over voting.
An opinion on the new fashionable walk by actresses described as a “kangaroo” stride. The piece argues the pose is strained, ungraceful, and contrary to true grace, urging natural movement, outdoor exercise, sensible shoes, and regular activity for a graceful carriage.
An 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment for catarrh, claiming it cures by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It promises a $100 reward for failure to cure and directs readers to send for circulars, with the product sold by druggists at 75 cents.
Deputy Fleming of Fort Wayne is left with a badly bruised face after a confrontation with a club at Shriner Lake while enforcing the fish and game law amid a dispute with a local club.
Flooding in the upper Alexander county area and East Cape Girardeau areas prompts warnings. Samuel Whitener drowned while driving stock during the rising waters.
Pekin June 13 Prince Ching head of the foreign office has resumed his duties after several weeks of a mysterious illness.
The piece lists horses likely to qualify for the Derby at Washington Park next Saturday, with odds and weights for many entries. It also reports on boxing: Kid Broad of Cleveland loses by knockout to Aurelio Herrera of Bakersfield in four rounds, noting Herrera's guard and Broad's failed attempts. A Pacific coast lightweight title bout between Jimmy Britt and Jack O Keefe ends in a twenty round tie. Additionally Patterson is involved in a dispute with Hubbard over a strike during a game, leading to Willis ejecting him after a third strike.
Minor of the Evansville club tops the Central league pitching with eight complete games, eight wins and one loss. He stands undefeated in longer spans than any rival, who have won as many games but not with as high a win streak without a larger loss percentage.
At a final Joliet stockholders meeting in the Three I League it was decided to halt membership efforts and revert the city to independent baseball. The sentiment favored removing the team to Springfield despite Joliet actions.
A Grand Rapids fan bet 30 cents on his home team last week and, after a loss, sent President Bement a telegram demanding Umpire Cline be fired or reassigned. The issue is under serious review and Cline has been warned to exercise caution in his officiating.
The Terre Haute team in this city marks Badger as umpire but his tenure may be brief if he cannot umpire at least as well as he played first base. His performance will be announced when he faces the Marion group as noted by Evansville Courier.
McVey Lindsay refutes South Bend report that Nippert and Bochler quit over pay. He confirms both drew advance money and notes one returned $60 by wire yesterday. Lindsay plans to stay and control access to a downtown park project now in prospect.
Le Baron Russell Briggs dean at Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences was elected president of Radcliffe College to succeed Mrs. Agassiz who resigned. He is a native of Salem Massachusetts.
A blast at the H A Waldy powder mill near Mintsors in Tamaqua on June 13 killed two men and injured several others, with the explosion destroying the black powder house at the mill.
New Orleans June 13 The trust has cornered the lemon supply in the United States causing prices to jump over 100 percent and expected to rise further.
Acting Governor Northcott appealed to the War Department for 2,000 tents after Illinois exhausted resources for flood refugees in East St Louis and nearby towns. Troops may stay ten days. rifles sent to Granite City. Chester reports rising flood walls. Kansas City also seeks aid as 20,000 people are homeless.
New York on June 13 the Employers' association said charges of extorting money from contractors to call off strikes will be filed against at least four walking delegates in addition to Samuel J. Parks and Richard Carvel. The association warned several walking delegates under suspicion may flee town to avoid arrest.
Morenci Arizona June 13 The miners strike is settled with workers accepting nine hours pay for eight hours work. Five troops of regulars from Forts Grant and Huachuca are on site under Col Lebo. Italians are excluded from the settlement.
Mayor Hays toured the municipal hospital unannounced in June to inspect conditions as fifty four smallpox patients are confined. The visit aimed to see for himself the prevailing health situation.
An advertisement extols Dr. A. W. Chase Pills as a remedy to rebuild blood and boost energy. Personal testimonials from Mrs. Elsie Frazer and Mrs. J. W. Clark claim improved digestion sleep and vitality after using the pills, with notes on 50 cent per box pricing and the Buffalo company address.
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