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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
10
A Taft program faces the committee as burial measures are debated. Officials anticipate the proposals failing, with discussions focused on potential impacts and procedural steps ahead.
Washington May 4 Taft's legislative program faces defeat as the old guard in the Senate is overthrown by a rising wave of independence. The railroad bill undergoes major amendments while sections on security issues and the commerce court face uncertain fates. Predictions lean toward sidetracking the entire railroad question this session.
Frank Daniels, a member of The Belle of Brittany troupe, recounts a travel tale where he pretended to be a surgeon in Pennsylvania. After a stranger suffered abdominal pain, a doctor suggested surgery but lacked instruments, so Daniels entertained the patient with stories, enabling a makeshift operation.
George Snyder, 98, staggered over a mile to ask a neighbor to care for his two cats, muttering plea to read his cats as he died. The St Louis county hermit lived in a shack near Eureka London, acclaimed as the oldest resident with a modest life.
President Taft and a Pittsburg police sergeant named Moseley drew crowds during the President's visit when locals mistook the officer for Taft. Friends say Moseley is often embarrassed by applause and mistaken identity in public venues.
In Chile the landscape hosts many small shrines. hut like structures holes in rock and stone piles mark where violence occurred. Pious friends light candles to guide departed souls, as one cement hut ten miles from a township along a bad road shows candle wax flow and a cross inscribed In remembrance of Richard Fuenza lida.
The Westminster Gazette cites Italian figures noting English grew from 20 million speakers a century ago to 100 million today. French rose from 34 million to 46 million, German from 36 to 70 million, Russian from 30 to 69 million, Italian from 18 to 32 million, and Spanish from 30 to 44 million speakers.
In a playful exchange Miss Cayenne questions a partner about entering the American matrimonial market. Count Fucash replies he seeks admiration and envy from a titled life and a likely path to bestseller status.
The piece argues that cleanliness prevents disease by removing causes. It warns against sharing brushes and combs as such habits spread dandruff and may lead to baldness. It cites microbi infection as the core issue and mentions Newhro Perelae as a special agent.
The American Immigration Company offers 6.50 to 20 per acre land in Sawyer County Wisconsin Round Lake Country with one fourth to one third cash and balance in ten years. Timber value and sawmill markets can offset costs. Round Lake area boasts markets, rail service, schools, churches and neighbors as hundreds seek a fresh start. Local rep B F Stultz & Son provides maps and information from Elkhart Indiana.
An unclear report describes a man feeling drowsy after a hearty dinner as blood to the stomach aids digestion and leaves the brain poorly supplied. The note mentions a Paris cutter earning about $100 a week and a statistic that among three hundred balloon ascents there is one fatal accident.
Medical authorities now attest eczema and related skin diseases arise from microscopic organisms gnawing under the skin rather than blood issues. A liquid remedy is claimed to relieve itch after one wash, offered for 25 cents by Houseworth Bros. of Elkhart and promoted with CBD D D Prescription.
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