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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
9
The article promotes finding a house with electricity as the key modern feature. It highlights safe lighting, sanitary cleaning, convenient ironing and washing, and heating water and milk, with on-table toasting and cooking. It notes wired homes allow many electrical devices at low cost.
Notice announces time limit for paying city taxes and special assessments. Delinquency after May 14, 1910. Mail must reach by May 12 and office closes 4:30 daily, open evenings through May 15. Taxes not payable in installments. Includes unrelated ads for cough remedies.
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as essential for sound kidneys and bladder. It claims early use prevents serious illness and restores kidney function, noting it is for sale in the news.
Master of Flock found church filled with worshipers as O'Connor spoke on English Irish relations dating from the famine era. A tale from Tipperary told of a priest and squire’s gardener using dispensation to pack a Catholic church with a Protestant bishop present. In Glasgow a man tricked a Jewish broker by selling back his own chair, a 60 day sentence noted.
In Glassboro New Jersey Wesley Sweet owed 50 cents to Eugene Doughty. Sweet vowed to pay if alive that night. Morning came with Sweet alive but jokingly challenged as dead. He entered the store and collapsed and died on the spot as a friend greeted Doughty.
In a Brooklyn Life excerpt, Mrs. McGuire asks if her husband improves after a doctor's visit. Mrs. Finegan says no, noting the man is dizzy as he tries to follow instructions to take one powder six times daily.
Fragmentary reminiscence shows a child named Willie being directed by his mother to speak properly while Mr. Jones remarks on his language. The piece captures a domestic scene of guidance and impatience in a Brooklyn setting.
Real estate auction in Elkhart offers half of McNaughton Park Addition lots at discounted prices with no interest or taxes. Buyers can pay cash or on monthly terms, with discounts for cash and limited payment options. Open evenings. two rigs to show lots. act fast before sale ends.
A reader from Elkhart Indiana endorses Dean’s Kidney Pills highlighting relief from kidney and back ailments after one box. The testimonial cites Mrs James Morrow of Princeton Street and notes price 50 cents with Feaster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
A vintage ad touts Tonsiline as the sole fast cure for sore mouth and throat dangers like diphtheria. It urges readers to keep a bottle at home and lists price options of 25 and 50 cents from One Toasiline Co in Canton, Ohio.
An old advertisement claims burdock blood bitters purify the blood and cure the causes of disease. It markets the product as a remedy that builds health by cleansing impurities.
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