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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
6
Worshipers arriving for morning mass at St Thomas Catholic church Beloit Wisconsin found rear pews nailed up to prevent use. Father M J Ward had warned seats would be closed if the pews were not rented by a set date.
Chicago reader G Vacher reports his wife suffered a severe la grippe cough. A 50 cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate relief and cured her cough entirely. Price 25c and 50c. Houseworth Bros.
Montclair reports Commander Ballington Booth will petition for changing his son William Booth to Charles Brandon Booth with public court justification to follow. He condemns the Salvation Army and Volunteers of America leadership, alleging hostility and plotting against their cause.
The Man About Town recounts a minor street incident where a boy wrote an insult on a box car, prompting tears from a girl and a sobering lesson on sympathy. He lauds compassion, laments modern hardness, and praises Graham Taylor’s upcoming talk on social chivalry while urging study of classic authors as reflections of human life.
An old ad promises relief from indigestion and stomach troubles with D. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin after meals. It notes cabbage weight myths and encourages purchasing at Thomas' drug store.
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Manila March 26 Gen Hughes, on Panay mission, says Negros presents a model civil government and peaceful outlook. Cebu improving. Natives restive in Panay. campuiing feared. Pedro Paterno to surrender to Americans. Aguinaldo Mabini kin kept under guard. harsher press controls noted amid looming commercial crisis.
An advertisement touts Dr Woods's Norway Pine Syrup as ideal for children's throat and lung ailments. It claims the syrup is pleasant to take and particularly soothing, marketed as the remedy of all remedies.
A claim about kidney disease origins and a guarantee for Foley's Kidney Cure is presented with an encouragement to try it if you feel unwell. The wording emphasizes health benefits and a guaranteed cure as a persuasive prompt.
Kipling is at work in the office of the Friend, a newspaper edited by war correspondents for Gen. Roberts, as of March 26 in Bloemfontein.
An advertisement touts Grain O as a pure grain drink that nourishes the system. A woman recalls switching from coffee after a week and says she'd not return to coffee. It is promoted as safe for children and a strengthening table beverage.
Paris March 2. The Boni Castellane versus M Rodays quarrel resurfaces as reports claim the editor presses government influence to lodge a royal visitor at Castellane’s new Trianon during the exhibition. Castellane allegedly aspires to high rank but may only obtain Menelek II, king of Abyssinia.
James Dunlap a famed bank robber and expert safe cracker was arrested by Central station detectives on Saturday night. He carried a black hand satchel with a full set of steel drills and 126.70 in gold and silver coins, likely proceeds from recent robberies. He will be held to explain several Chicago safe blowings alongside the Manhattan bank heist connection.
Wm Orr of Newark Ohio says the cough medicine kept his household safe and saved his son during pneumonia. He praises it as the best medicine, claiming it cures coughs and all lung diseases, is pleasant to take and harmless with immediate results.
A terse anonymous note stirs tension among LaPorte residents as authorities investigate the nuisance report.
An old advertisement extols Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve and Blood Pills as a cure for aged decline and nervous weakness. It cites Levi Bromley of Norway New York and promises restoration of nerves and blood with a month of treatment, claiming permanent benefits without stimulants.
Notice to Elkhart County residents that Willard P. Erity seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors at 102 North Main Street Elkhart on the first Monday in April 1900. The request covers on premise consumption with a brick building, description of the lot, and front rooms facing Main Street.
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