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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
10
The committee aims to promote international travel by preparing itineraries that showcase natural and artistic monuments, landscapes, and marine views. It will seek special passenger rates and modern trains through cooperation with railway companies, ports, municipalities, and commerce to attract foreign visitors.
A Manchester Connecticut man thought his baby ill after the infant cried at night. The milk bottle emptied and a cat had climbed onto a stand, drank the milk, and left the worried parents to comfort the baby through the night.
In Dakota winters horses wear snowshoes to glide over deep drifts. Snowshoe boards measure 20 by 14 inches with a branded indentation for the foot. A hot horseshoe and clamp fasten the shoe to the hoof, and with brief practice a Dakota horse becomes proficient at skim- ming across crusted snow.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a promoter who backed a plan and protected himself while aiding a conspirator, then removed securities. The promoter failed as Sunday Magazine reports the unraveling of the scheme and its consequences.
The rice industry has grown sharply since 1880 with mills up 264 percent capital up 263 percent and product value up 78 percent. Gulf coast lands near Texas and Louisiana rose from 1.50 to 12.50 per acre, some at 30 or 50. Machinery irrigation and Japanese methods made rice farming highly profitable and likely more lucrative as population grows.
A Missouri resident on a flooded roof watches as a boat approaches. The man jokes that a crop would have failed anyway and notes that ducks can swim while peach trees are washed away. The scene captures a grim but hopeful western resilience amid disaster.
Readable note describes street clocks freezing amid weather, delaying secure patent process for four o’clock schedule. Officials indicate clocks will proceed once conditions improve, with emphasis on maintaining time accuracy for public use.
The father voices concern about going out to skate as his son now skates in the backyard. The fragment notes orders or instructions and a focus on staying indoors. The tone implies caution in a family setting.
A congressman, racing amid a crowded station, leaps onto a departing express car. Bundled arms, shouted bets, and jeers fade as he boards unharmed and threats fade. He claims the moment will stay with him, noting the station crowd will never know the real feat.
The Nene Society recently acquired two male honey eater specimens noted as splendid. The purchase marks a notable addition to the society's avian collection and supports ongoing efforts to study and display local wildlife.
A state court examined Senate Bill No. 90 repealing liquor laws and its emergency clause, raising whether cases pending before the repeal could be prosecuted. The judge noted the change may leave no statute to fit earlier alleged crimes, marking a landmark liquor enforcement issue.
Saturday market notes fresh vegetables and fruit including tomatoes celery spinach lettuce radishes onions beans peas cabbage and strawberries. Also listed are oranges and apples with prices around 25 cents per package.
Royal Baking Powder Co of New York features in a fragmentary report mentioning Paoli of Corsica and Westminster Abbey, with hints of British support and French conflict context. The readable text is disjointed and does not provide a clear event to describe.
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