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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
4
The Elkhart Truth offers delivery by carrier City wide or mail at 1.00 weekly or 5.40 yearly with payments to the carrier. Report missed deliveries to the office. ads and communications must arrive by ten to insure publication on that day.
Brief notice notes both editorial room and business office of Truth newspaper use telephones. No additional context or details provided.
Henry D. Albers, manager, swears the February 1900 circulation of the Truth was 3742 copies, excluding samples, spoiled prints, and unsold stock. Notary Louis A. Diennert confirms sworn statement in Indiana.
The piece notes campaign hints in Minnesota amid a prominent Appomattox Day dinner in Chicago led by Attorney General Wiehersnen. It mentions possible gubernatorial contention, party plans in Wisconsin and Texas, and local election tensions with CBS-like names and unclear references. A grocery clerk ad appears at the end.
An old advertisement claims Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia cures in 1 to 2 days. It promises rapid relief, immediate disappearance of symptoms, and a free trial offer. The product is sold by Wouseworth Bros FLOH Bentz & Co druggists.
Federal grand jury adjourns as investigators plan moving the beef trust case to Washington. District Attorney Sims Attorney General Wilkerson and Oliver Ki. Pagin will lead the prosecution with Governor Denee extradition papers anticipated. About fifteen witnesses remain to complete the probe before grand jury reconvenes.
The article argues mothers should avoid rushing to a child after a fall. A calm, cheerful refusal to overreact helps the child learn to recover quickly and continue play. Overprotection fosters fear and dependence, while cheer leads to resilience.
Stranded in a frozen ice field with a failing car, provisions gone and cold seeping in, a man lies under his vehicle and drinks antifreeze from the radiator to stay alive, a life‑saving flash of an idea saving him from death.
A Philadelphia woman compares eating culture in Philadelphia and New York, noting abundant restaurants and dining spaces in New York. She emphasizes frequent eating and qualifiers about the variety of eateries. The man nearby adds they also drink a little, prompting a playful exchange.
Fragmentary OCR shows a furniture hospital or repair listing at 1223 Kinzie Street in Home area with a phone number 2 on 1159. Details are incomplete but indicate a local trades service.
A civic column urges pride and unity in Mikhart as citizens celebrate the city’s rivers waterworks streetcar and telephone services. It lauds local manufacturers clergy and officials, praises Mayor Chester and aides, and calls for members to join, pay dues, organize a city clean up, and boost booster efforts while highlighting projected growth and new industries and rail access.
A garbled OCR segment lists multiple performers and pieces such as violin and organ solos, with names like Anna Hogue and Mrs Brown, along with stray fragments and prices. The readable data show a local recital or concert program snippet with several performers and titles, but many parts are unclear.
Notice from F C Keppler certifies that Mrs Nina M Fairley of 548 Oakland Avenue City has been granted a representativeship for Spirella Corsets. Countesses shown tier would be appreciated.
An advertisement offers 25 cent D D D Prescription oil of wintergreen to stop itching immediately. It promises cooling healing and permanent relief and directs readers to Houseworth Bros for ordering by call write or phone.
An old time medicine ad touts Duan's Regards as a quick easy bowel aid. It claims to prevent constipation with mild healthful action and no griping. Drugstores are advised to stock them at 25 cents.
Help wanted for apprentice millinery duties at Dent Millinery located at 124 Marion Street. Apply in person to start training in hat making and related crafts.
From March 7 to March 31 union barber shops will charge. Toe straight for shares will open at 7 30 and Icose at 8 p m except Saturday will close at 11 p m if
Report from Dr. George, a dentist, that pyorrhoea or loosening of teeth has been successfully treated, outlining a dental health breakthrough.
Waterloo Iowa preacher George H Thompson known as the Harp Evangelist will hold revival meetings at the First Baptist Church starting Sunday March 27. The English evangelist brings years of experience in America and England with engaging singing and earnest preaching expected to draw large crowds over a likely three week campaign.
The Woman's Philharmonic Society of New York adopts a plan to award scholarships to talented but financially needy individuals. Though usually favoring women, this society granted one scholarship to a postman's son with exceptional ability. The group has operated 11 years and grown from 40 to 150 members.
The piece notes Cartwright’s multiple aviation prize wins and his high opinion of himself while contrasting Duddy’s claim of being part of an elite acrostocracy. The tone leans on social sniping over personal achievement.
A terse exchange shows Bill pressuring Arry over missing work due to his wife’s illness. The dialogue captures strains at home spilling into the workplace.
A dialogue hints at social tension as a character recalls a forced kiss and a diplomatic dodge about a turned up nose, framed in a quirky exchange. The lines suggest unusual phrasing and a hint of domestic or social friction without explicit detail.
The Goshen district of the Methodist Episcopal conference ended a three day session at Nappanee. The next district conference will be held in Middlebury with place to be fixed later. Notable speakers included Dr J A Beatty and Dr Chas Bevore.
The Westminster Gazette notes Charles Friswell sets a £500 prize for an aviator to remain stationary in the air above a fixed spot for sixty seconds. It asks readers to consider whether a full minute is a long time in the air and suggests gravity can be overcome for this feat.
A brief notice promoting the Truth publication titled Read the Truth at a price of 10 cents per week. The рекламe suggests limited availability and urges quick action before it fades.
A committee on agriculture aid recently appeared before the house and urged approval of a provision to distribute 6000 among ten top schools of agricultural chemistry to enable researchers to pursue more thorough study and experimental work.
After March 7 all union barber shops will charge 15 cents straight for shaves with neck shaves free. From March 7 to March 31 all union shops will open at 7 30 a.m. and close at 5 p.m. daily except Saturdays, closing earlier.
For sale 1972 shares Rich Gulch Mining stock in Goce. offer valid if accepted on or before the 12th. Box 23s, G.
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