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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
8
In Christiania Norway on May 5 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt addressed the Nobel prize commission. He discussed eliminating war through justice and righteousness, urged international arbitration, and called for practical steps toward peace while cautioning against militarism and capital and labor excess.
American women led by W J Graham and Mrs William Leeds and Mrs Joseph Tickney will entertain in London this early summer. London society awaits a gaiety season and aims to host Col Roosevelt, hoping his visit will be the highlight of their entertaining agenda.
The speaker urges a network of arbitration treaties guaranteeing territorial sovereignty and submission of disputes to arbitration. He notes progress at The Hague and calls for a world court, U.S. constitutional study, and international action to curb naval armaments. A future league of peace should enforce decrees, requiring collective force if needed.
The text argues nations should maintain defense until an international police force can prevent violence between countries. A wise ruler would seek a peacekeeping alliance among peace-loving powers, initially within defined limits, earning lasting historical gratitude. Also mentions rheumatism and promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure. Houseworth Bros.
Advertisement notes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a vegetable tonic and regulator. Each 35 cent package yields 105 cups of tea. The copy promises better health stronger nerves clearer skin and greater vitality through daily use.
Mrs Chas Freitory of Moo Sup Connecticut reports long illness and weakness. She says Blood Bitters restored vigor and health, ending headaches and lack of ambition.
Classified notice advertises a bankrupted sale at 505 South Main Street seeking five clothing salesmen and ten salesladies. It also includes a remark about the high cost of living and praises Foley’s Honey and Tar as a superior cough remedy without price increases.
Call on Madam Verdia the magnetic medium and reader for life love business and marriage guidance. Three readings scheduled for the next three weeks starting Monday May 2 for 50 cents. Office hours 9am to 9pm except Sundays 2 to 4pm at 13 R Jauriet Court in rear of Odd Fellows Temple. No writing requested. Permanently located.
A newspaper ad promotes Mills a renowned clairvoyant and palm reader offering readings for 50 cents for one week to help with life issues including business troubles marriage health travel and legal concerns. It claims he can identify life paths reveal names of friends and enemies and guarantee no charge if he fails to call you by name. Office hours 10 am to 9 pm Sundays 139 East Marion Street.
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