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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1906

Page

9

Mrs Pinkham Aids Women With Health Advice

A Lynn Massachusetts specialist offers help to sick women through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mary Dimmick of Washington writes that after following advice and using the remedy she recovered from painful periods and inflammation, saving her life. The letters illustrate the impact and accessibility of the treatment.

Pinkham Lynn Mass Mary Dimmick Washington,d. C Pinkhams Amy Lydia 59Th and East Capitol Streets Washington, D. C

Pleasant Name and the Textile Process Description

A fragment explains a term used for wool products described as manufactured wool. It notes the description is specious because the material comes from wool that has been processed, cleaned, torn into fluff, and formed in a machine similar to a willow or carding device. It mentions soft worsted rags, old stockings, and long staple wools as the source materials.

Sleep Loss Limits High Mountain Climbing Says Explorer

Dr Bullock Workman notes loss of sleep curbs ascent in the Himalayas. In camp at 19 358 feet his party stayed awake from breathlessness and sudden gasps when dozing off. He argues inability to sleep may alone prevent reaching 23 000 to 25 000 feet.

Bullock Workman Himalayas

Gypsy Chief Costello Dies in New Ark Regency Planned

Gypsy King Thomas Costello, chief of a noted tribe, died in Newark New Jersey. He had held the throne for seven generations and was succeeded by his brother three years ago. His three year old son will inherit as regent until reaching majority.

Thomas Costello Newark N. J

Tobacco use among Burlington high school boys study

Principal Thomas and the Burlington High School teachers report that about forty percent of the boys habitually use tobacco. The group seeks reform through a plan to promote athletic and social clubs as part of a program to curb the habit.

Thomas Burlington (Or) High

Miners Seek Restoration of 1903 Wage Scale

The meeting of miners and operators discusses wage demands and arbitration as a path to restoring the 1903 wage scale. Leaders from Ohio Indiana and western Pennsylvania push for a settlement, while some propose arbitration and adjournment until morning. Also includes a medical testimonial for Dr Williams Pink Pills and a consumer notice.

Mitchell Cal Organization H.C. Perry Tis Iois William; Green Ohio Wellington’ O'Connor Indiana F. L. Robbins Pennsylvania Phil. Penna

Unclear OCR fragment records fire loss to town entity

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fire and a loss of 84 dollars with references to a destroyer and Kane, but readable details are missing to identify the event, location, or participants.

Wien Kane

French Student Report on Appointment Dialogue

The piece describes a conversation about appointing Jones as a special representative. An opposing auto dealer asks a question about the choice, noting that the shop only had one man who could properly produce a chassis. The fragmentary text preserves dispute over qualifications and the selection process.

Aira Jones

Knobs and Shoes in Playful Philadelphia Exchange

In a humorous Philadelphia exchange Miss Bunyon insists on a snobby pair of shoes while Miss Pert quips that any pair she wears must be knobby, capturing a playful public chat from the era.

Legion the bride to-be named in Philadelphia Ledger

A fragmented U S newspaper item notes a playful exchange about bachelor life and a woman named Legion. The fragment hints at a character study or social column moment quoted from the Philadelphia Ledger.

Estate of Elizabeth Weiver Admitted in Elk County

The administratos estate of Elizabeth Weiver, deceased, is filed in Elk County. The notice sets the date and time for proceedings at 4 o clock, seeking court authorization for the estate administration.

Charles J. Gre Administratos Estate Elizabeth Weiver Elk County

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