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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
6
W A White of Kansas believes Taft may regain confidence in the nation. He notes the west is not hostile but has disappointed both coasts, and says the presidency has shifted its constitutional function over the years.
Trains east bound times listed with daily and Sunday only services. Some entries show limited service and special days. Officials cited include H. S. Dickey Traffic Manager and R. W. Reynolds General Superintendent.
The interview notes that the party leader would regain lost confidence and that Roosevelt’s popularity has increased in the West among all classes following his return from the African wilds.
Morton L Hill of Lebanon says his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint with severe swelling and six weeks bedridden. After eight doctors offered no help, Dr Detchons Relief for Rheumatism gave immediate relief and she walked within three days. Sold by Houseworth Bros and E H Bentz Co druggists.
All persons indebted to the firm Hilbert and Rowe must call at TOG South Main street and settle accounts by March 20 or be sent to collection. A. PF. Rowe reports Puchkioy livery was engaged to operate interurban cars and handle city calls. Truth delivered, 19 coins per week.
A notice offers to advance funds from 10 to 200 dollars on household goods piano horses wagons and similar personal property and allows repayment in small installments with extra cash for other purposes.
Gifford Pinchot, before the congressional committee, charges Secretary Ballinger with falsehood and disloyalty to the President. Pinchot accuses Ballinger of being an unfaithful guardian of public property amid the ongoing inquiry.
Washington reports Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas admitted he would take a fee from a bill he urged before the House Public Lands committee. The remark sparked a congressional uproar as the record refused withdrawal and Davis defended the statement, mentioning a possible payout whether to Arkansas or the St Francis Levee District.
A Brooklyn police magistrate was found guilty by a jury yesterday of accepting a bribe to influence court duties. He faces a potential ten to five years in prison, with mercy noted by the jury and sentencing postponed to a later date.
Mr and Mrs Geo Bemiller visited with his brother Myron Bemiller and family. Henry Swarm moves back near Jimtown after a year across the river. Dwight Holderman and Una Burket spent Sunday together. Mrs Jane Bristol visiting daughter. Mrs Jess Shaw ill. Noah Clements visited Danel Weather and family. Jacob Eby visited Noah Eby and family. Phoebe Burket ill but slightly improved. The Chloe Girl visited with Frleneé Scott. Trustee John Bristol recovering from a severe attack. Joan Swarm and family return from Woodland to live nearby. Clarence Kristol of Her Strings Neb visiting relatives. James Holderman left warning for Walamazoo Mich to see a sick sister in hospital.
The YMCA notes announce tonight’s gym class in the high school annex with beginner at 7 and advanced at 8. Brass craft begins soon and the philosophy class on Social Teachings of Christ meets at 7 30. Women may attend. Friday evening Miss Mia Corwin will host Story Hours for Grown-ups. Only eleven days remain of the spoon rush.
A Timely protection note warns the after effects of LaGrippe can be more dangerous, sometimes leading to pneumonia due to weakened heart action. Foley's Hotel and Tar is touted for its healing and strengthening qualities and sold by all druggists.
Fort Edward resident Benton climbs Bald Mountain to a neighbor's home and uses Dr King’s New Discovery, claiming it cured asthma and other lung troubles. The testimonial touts its effectiveness for coughs colds hay fever and related ailments with trial bottles and guaranteed satisfaction.
An old newspaper ad warns that a nighttime cough signals danger in the home. It promotes Folex’s Honey and Var and Foley's Honey and Tar as safe, non opiate remedies for children and urges purchase at druggists.
President Harrington of Harrington Manufacturing Co. Peoria testifies he suffered indigestion and constipation for years until using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. He claims the product made him a new man and notes a free sample offer by the Pepsin Syrup Co. and local sale by Houseworth Bros. at 202 and 1 dollar per bottle.
An advertisement quotes a patient describing chronic kidney pain and bladder inflammation cured by Foley's Widney Remedy after two 50 cent bottles. The claim notes no symptoms for over two years and lists druggists as sellers.
A rapid sales pitch claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures burns cuts scalds and piles for a worried mother. The ad cites multiple family ailments and says the salve healed the entire household and is sold by Houseworth Bros.
Advert says Dr Kins life pills cure sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness jaundice sick headache chills and malaria. Claims acclaim from Elkhar residents who report quick results and sell for 23 cents at Houseworth Gros.
Cora Bell Himes will give a recital at the First Evangelical church on Friday evening, March 4, under the auspices of the E C G S A silver offering will be lifted. The ad also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for stomach issues. Houseworth Bros.
Foley's Urine Laxative advertised as a natural remedy for stomach bowel and liver troubles. It aids digestion stimulates the liver and cures habitual constipation sold by all druggists.
Foley's Kidney Remedy touts safety for all kidney and bladder diseases and mid aged to elderly relief. Elkhart Water Co advertises pure water for homes and factories. Chiropodist Mr Banks visits Alma Longfield's parlor Wednesdays. Truth delivered weekly. 10 cents. Dean's Ointment cures piles without mercury or minerals. Hollister's Mountain Tea sold as a family tonic. LaGrippe remedies promoted by Houseworth Bros. Mrs C H Brown to give a concert in Ilkhart with Wards and reader musicians under the Southern League. Admission 5 cents.
Wastdigion Tennessee March 3. In a compact note the prisoner declines to take advantage of the pardon granted by President Franklin. The man faces a term for a crime and expresses confidence in penitentiary life while referencing a line about a lingering term and an indeterminable sentence.
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