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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
3
A resident recounts trying Dean's Kidney Pills after hearing of them at Houseworth Bros. drugstore. After using two boxes, the benefic effects improved their condition and the trouble disappeared.
Along the flooded Mississippi region into Memphis Arkansas sightings include driftwood blocked rails and livestock on railside platforms. Deer rabbits possums and even chickens are observed on improvised rafts and in trees as rail crews and officials manage the high waters.
Modern ad copy extols Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as pleasant to take and easy in effect, promoted by Houseworth Bros for general sale.
An old advertisement touts Perry Davis Pain Killer for strained muscles. It claims the product penetrates skin to soothe inflamed tissues and ease ache, urging readers to ask their druggists about it.
Charles Reed a 42 year old widower and Wertz Transfer Company employee was murdered and his body placed on railroad tracks near Heno to hide evidence. He was last seen April 28 entering a saloon with an unknown man now sought by police.
It is said to be made from the prescription of a leading Chicago physician and one of the most eminent in the country. The ingredients are the purest money can buy and scientifically combined for maximum value, according to Fenton's Drug Store.
Duncan C Milner argues that General John C Black should be elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. He cites Black’s military record and patriotism and rejects the idea that Black’s Democratic affiliation should disqualify him.
A fragment discusses microscopic air sacs in human lungs, noting they are very small and can clog during a cold. It mentions Allen's Lung Balsam as a remedy claimed to clear mucus and heal the air passages, though the text is incomplete.
A profile describes Gus Thomas waking from dreams that become plays and plots. He envisions settings on his New Rochelle piazza and in his den by a log fire where he meets characters like The Earl of Pawtucket. Each dream turns into earnings, making him richer after each awakening.
A reflection from Success notes how people overvalue current troubles while future outcomes shift perspective. The piece argues obstacles feel huge now but shrink with distance and warns that people trade peace today for imagined relief tomorrow.
An old advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for treating skin burns boils and scratches on the arm and promises to heal without scarring. It claims a specific formula for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles and notes Houseworth Bros as the seller.
A year in New York made a newcomer feel instantly at home despite fears of a heartless city. He describes the cheers of the L train and the bustle, then spots familiar business signs that echo his past, turning the metropolis into a welcoming place. He recalls seeking an escape from noise until a bicycle tire firm’s name rekindled old acquaintances.
Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a monthly tonic that strengthens children, increases appetite, aids sleep, and promotes growth for the whole family. Marketed as a spring health booster by Houseworth Bros, priced at 35 cents.
A Kansas City Journal item quotes a scammed victim calling the get-rich-quick scheme an outrage while the swindler retorts with a defiant comeback about upright outrages. The exchange captures the confrontation and the fraudulent scheme's tone.
A playful exchange contrasts winter romance with a practical praise for oysters. The dialogue highlights seasonal flavors and the bracing air while grounding the scene in a simple culinary pleasure.
A peculiar note from a health column discusses eye care and personal wellness. It highlights simple habits for better vision,睡眠, and regular checkups, urging readers to seek professional advice for persistent issues.
Notice advertises sale of cultivators harrows plows corn cutters a farm wagon 34 skein gas engine and plow repairs. Stock food sold at 60 cents on the dollar with many other farm articles. Meet at Jones coal office.
Furniture upholstering offered with reasonable prices. Services include recovering cushions and upholstery work for chairs sofas and small furniture pieces. Local shop invites customers to bring in old items for renewal and repair.
The Five Per Cent Savings Association declares six percent per year interest payable semi annually from the date of deposit for sums of 456 or more. For smaller deposits a three percent rate starts April.
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