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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
6
An advertisement touts Dr Craldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a positive care for stomach troubles. The message appears in a storefront notice by Thomas' drug store.
A Southern Railway wreck near McDonough Georgia claims 35 lives with many injured as a flood watershed washes away a trestle and catches the train in flames. The disaster follows reports of seven deaths in another rail crash near Green Bay Wisconsin.
An excursion train carrying 600 members of Oshkosh Fond du Lac Neenah and Menasha singing societies wrecked at Donald's curve near Depere Wisconsin. Six killed instantly, five fatally wounded, forty injured. Train overtook a freight. engine and cars crushed. fire spread, injuring many.
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kansas says Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate relief after eight years of severe asthma attacks. A news brief notes Allied and Russian actions near Taku and Tien-Tsin with losses amid ongoing relief efforts.
Ladies may wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Hase powder shaken into the shoes. It relieves tight or new shoes, bunions, coins, and sore spots, and claims to cure swelling, blisters, callous, and sweating feet. Trial package offered free by mail from L. O.stead, Le Roy, New York.
Solomonville Ariz June 25 five small children died in a house fire that destroyed Mrs Collier's Thatcher residence. Reports claim over fifteen hundred lives saved by One Minute Cough Cure with early use preventing consumption. At Houseworth Bros.
Miss Kate Jones, a trained nurse, will serve as the city milkmaid in Gates. She will supervise milking, enforce cleanliness, and stamp bottles with a purity certificate while shipping milk to five city stations at cost. Stations planned to open early next month and run through September.
A letter from F Myers of Le Ray New York extols Grain O as a healthy beverage for families and children claiming it is superior and solid grain compared with other beverages.
Berlin reports the meat inspection bill passed the bundersrath. Ambassador White is to send a complete copy to Washington as approval awaits Emperor William. Officials caution on impact to U S meat shippers and note Germany may revise tariffs next winter with further meat questions under study.
A patient credits Dr O D Warner Seven Cures with curing a leg disorder after doctors warned amputation. Six months of treatment left the leg sound. Separate note: aid for overdue schooner Americano bound to San Francisco with nitre. insurance raised to forty percent.
A Idaho woman obtains a divorce from her husband who refused to take her to the Paris Exposition. He testified he feared baths and seasickness and cited indigestion. Readers are urged to try Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin available at Thomas' drug store.
At the Republican convention in Philadelphia on June 21, President McKinley was unanimously renominated after a dramatic roll call. Gov. Roosevelt was named for vice president with equal fervor, as speakers including Senator Foraker and Archibishop Ryan highlighted the party’s unity and strength.
A Cortland New York woman credits Dr A W Chase Nerve and Blood Pills with lifting her from despair. The ad proclaims pills create new rich blood and vigorous nerves, promising a few weeks of treatment restore lost vigor in men or women. Packaged price is 50 cents per box with doctor’s portrait on the box.
A letter from Liv Liv Lut to Genessee Pure Food Co of LeRay New York extols Grain O as a healthier coffee substitute. The writer notes a brother's illness linked to coffee and credits Grain O with restoring health after trying the product.
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