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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
7
A brief note explains courtesy in correspondence noting that women addressed as Mrs Pinkham hold social status and professional standing. It discusses tone and formality in letters and emphasizes respectful language in personal and public communications.
Paris fashion notes midseason hats shift toward broad leghorn designs with pastel roses and green foliage. Red hues dominate color cards for fall and winter with scarlet crimson claret and pink blends forming outfits for day and evening wear.
Guide advises serving salads twice daily in neat portions rather than a large lettuce plate. Vary the greens with cold peas, string beans, chopped tomato, cucumber, beets, or asparagus, and garnish with parsley and French dressing.
The passage argues that nature's abundance lead Australians to waste effort and fail to practice economy. It contends soil yields with little labor, causing agricultural people to neglect efficiency beyond their own exertions.
Publication cites fifty thousand testimonial letters claiming Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves women. The ad notes Pinkham makes no unprovable statements and directs readers to the freemeds company in Lynn Massachusetts.
A wartime editorial extols courage in British troops, praising the drive and impact of bold action. It argues that fearlessness shapes regiments and campaigns, discusses costs in human life, and endorses Banner Salve as a healing remedy for various ailments.
The Treasury Bureau of Statistics reports U.S. coal exports for ten months ended April down fifty percent from the prior year’s same period while production in 1899 reached a record high, surpassing Britain for the period. Steamer charters to European ports reflect renewed demand and stretched coal supply across industrial nations.
W S Witham, owner of 32 banks and eight cotton factories, takes 114 employees on a 10 day tour of eastern resorts. The trip includes Norfolk Old Point Comfort Washington Philadelphia New York and Ashbury Park. Train has four Pullmans and a baggage car. Witham aims to expand branches to major Georgia cities.
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Little Harry Risers as size flattering and effective for cleansing liver and bowels without griping. Houseworth & Frov promote the remedy.
Reports in railway circles say the Oceanic Steamship company may become Santa Fe’s exclusive ocean link with agencies to open at Honolulu and other Oceanic ports. Freight and passenger business from Australia New Zealand and Hawaii could be billed to the east via the Santa Fe once set up. Officials do not confirm but do not deny plans.
A lighthearted notice notes several young men seeking steady girlfriends, only to be thwarted when the girl cancels with a “sick headache” after plans at the theatre. The piece promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for stomach troubles and headaches.
Rumors surface that Northwestern University may adopt a two headed governance system with separate business and educational leadership. President Henry Wade Rogers is said to resign with Dr. Robert D. Sheppard named as possible successor and potential plans for a president pro tempore are noted. Ira W. Kelley of Pennsylvania credits Foley's Kidney Cure with aiding his recovery after kidney trouble. Houseworth Bros.
Ladys Randolph Churchill and George Cornwallis West plan a private wedding within weeks after meeting at Warwick Castle. The couple, from prominent families, face opposition but proceed with a union seen as a season event. Churchill, daughter of the late Leonard Jerome, and West, son of Col. Cornwallis, hold notable social status and wealth.
A Winterset Iowa bank cashier reprints a carpenter’s tale of illness with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy curing diarrhoea after one dose. He notes the worker returned to his job promptly. Also listed is a druggist sale by A. O. Rowe.
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