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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
6
Summer tourist tickets now on sale with return options to multiple Indiana cities including Indianapolis Peru Valparaiso Winona Lake and Gosport. Tickets available June 1906 dates and June 1908 for Louisville and Indianapolis with sales through June 28 29 and 30. H J Schelin Gen Pass Agent Cincinnati Ohio.
A crowded job and rental listing features WANTED notices for waist and skirt makers at Madam Hall Warren Hill Co, houseworkers, greenhouse workers for C G Conn at Lawndale, a porter at the Twentieth Century saloon, three gentlemen for rooms at 117 North Clark, a competent girl for housework, a delivery man for H B Sykes & Co, plus sales and rental offers. Also included are FOR SALE notices for pianos, stock in St Joseph Michigan, a large safe, a 19 room house, and real estate near River Avenue, with multiple rental ads for rooms and houses at various addresses.
A newspaper piece promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments including irregular periods and back pain. It features Abby B Barrows of Nelsonville Ohio praising the remedy and inviting correspondence with Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
A House bill by Representative Watson of Indiana aims to reimburse the President for travel costs while on official trips. The measure, debated this week, faces opposition over funding from the general treasury and party political use concerns. Conferees Hepburn Sherman Richardson will meet with Senators Tillman Cullom Elkins to resolve differences. The anti pass plank and railroad employee impacts loom as key issues.
BEML announces Sunday train service to Lake Shore and Midhitanity areas at very low costs. Special CG fee to Lake yeti o at agedal 2, tickets available with return option. Inauguration Sunday with excursions to covered points.
Reduced rate excursion tickets for the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line sold for the Fourth of July. Tickets available from July 19 21 23 26 28 29 30 with travel to 200 miles from selling station and return valid until July 5. Details from agents.
An archival snippet advertises Holland the Artist from Vichart Indiana offering a dozen fine photos for 2.25, promoting value despite a short time. The fragment mentions Knicker, a man bold enough to fight, and references Watsons Magazine in the period notice.
Town topics note Mrs. Gramercy plans to remodel her home now that she has entered society. Mrs. Park confirms the murséry will be repurposed into a dog kennel.
In a playful exchange the snippet shows a character asking about a jug and its capacity while a friend lists items such as seven buttons and a two gallon jug. The fragment resembles a humorous dialogue page note from the paper.
The readable text shows a clipped speech about being among those recognized by a famous institute of learning and the conferral of a degree last year. The passage includes awkward punctuation and garbled dialog suggesting a self description and a claimed LL degree.
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