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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
7
An Albany officer owns a Skye terrier named Rags noted for intelligence. The dog reportedly reads beer signs and, at nine, leads to the bar where that beer is drawn. Locked alone ten hours, Rags rang central three times, enabling the master to summon the chambermaid and reunite with the dog.
Soap antiseptic marketed for infant toilet and bath use. Listed as for sale by C. AR, Rushton.
A Loomis Washington special reports in a rare event on a mountain lake four miles above Loomis where mudhens flock late in the season. Bitter gale winds churned waves, ice formed rapidly trapping 200 to 300 birds that died as they struck the surface. Residents say it is the first such sighting in the area.
Many European royal houses keep cherished relics as mascots. Napoleon I’s boots and hat belong to the Bonaparte line, while the Hohenzollerns guard Frederick William’s gray breeches from Brandenburg. Sans Souci houses Frederick the Great’s battle cane and Peter the Great’s carpenter stools among others.
A Washington Star report relays a horse owner claiming horses enjoy chewing tobacco. He recounts a roan horse that would beg for a daily chew, saying it sharpens coats and prevents colic, while a bystander woman admonishes the habit.
Houseworth Bros describe Rocky Mountain Tea as having a strange mysterious influence on the human system. They claim it brings personal influence, power, stamina, and charms the mind.
Lancashire boasts the highest twin birth rate in the United Kingdom with 668 pairs born annually over five years. Liverpool contributed 110 pairs and Manchester 79, highlighting major regional differences in the county’s twin population.
The text extols Perry Davis' Pain Killer as a remedy for bruises strains and sprains in children. It advertises the product with prices of 25 and 40 cents and emphasizes its soothing effects and the motherly application.
A hive belonging to the government was stolen from the agricultural department a few days ago. At press time the government had not reported missing any other items. The notice ends with an ad for Rock Mountain Tea postpaid from Madison Medicine Co. attributed to Houseworth Bros.
London’s new telephone system part of the post office will serve 14 000 subscribers who will pay by the message.
Frightful pains from itching skin diseases are described and the ad claims Dean's Ointment can cure them, available at any drug store.
A brief Detroit Free Press note recalls a bashful man and a bashful girl who were introduced and became engaged in three weeks. The item highlights a swift romance sparked by a quick introduction.
A reader praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation and torpid liver. He says they are a good thing and should be shared so others can benefit from the remedy.
A Washington letter argues that imperialism has long been part of the U S government. It traces patronage and executive expansion from Jefferson through Lincoln Grant and Cleveland, noting clashes with Congress and the court and the erosion of constitutional balance.
Chicago correspondent Bartolomei Tomkiewicz, 72, sued for divorce from Marianna, 67, accusing desertion. She counterclaimed for alimony. In court he defended his wealth and past actions, including political criticisms of imperial presidency. Judge Tuthill advised settlement. the couple left hand in hand.
An old advertisement warns against starting summer with a lingering cough and promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a fast, safe remedy for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and throat troubles. It claims quick action and features testimonials from J. H. Bowles of Groveton and Houseworth Bros.
A cold-blooded scientist observed the Danube river daily for a year. He recorded brown 11 times yellow 46 dark green 59 light green 45 grass green 25 greenish gray 69 and other greens 110 concluding no blue tint ever appeared.
Local advertisement for Osmicure Ointment priced 25 cents with a bulk offer of 50 units. Product marketed by C. D. Rushten claims to treat eczema scrofula salt rheum and piles. Contains no additional clinical detail or endorsements.
A description of the Abyssinian calendar noting daily saint days, names, and the 12 months of 30 days with five or six day Quagme periods. It explains the year starting around September 11 and the system’s eight year shift, plus their sunrise-based day start.
Brooks Adams argues that millions flow to Europe as Americans live overseas for pleasure and finance foreign travel. Bankers estimate U S citizens spend over 100 million dollars annually abroad, a net loss not offset by domestic gains. New York is a busy hub, mainly for business, not leisure, mirroring other cities.
Chicago Post cites Farnie Garten noting Felix Barnwell wants to run for congress. Garten looks up from his paper as his wife urges action, calling him lazy yet insisting he deserves a chance whenever he wants to run.
An old fashioned ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes for swollen tired hot feet. It promises relief from smarting, tight shoes, growing nails, blisters and callous spots, corns and bunions. Trial package free. 25 cent price. address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY.
A playful dialogue between The Worm and She-Yes features a jibe about marriage timing and luck. The Philadelphia Press quote centers on a witty pair trading lines about being an early bird versus a late one.
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News shows a reader unsure why Ethel-Tom would seek marriage, wondering if he is under a spell or hypnotized. The note captures a humorous, coy tone about love and doubt.
Paul Percy recalls a concept of success as people chase men who once fled from him in a sharp quip from the Detroit Free Press. The wry line frames a career turning point with a boastful irony about pursuit and victory.
A Washington DC contact cites Grain-O from Genesee Pure Food Co. LeRoy NY as superior to all beverages for health and children. Myers asserts his family’s health benefited and urges others to switch to Grain-O for wellbeing.
The Australian federal government weighs several dates for Commonwealth Day. July 1, September 30, January 1, and May 9 are considered with January 1 the favored choice for inauguration of the Commonwealth and the first federal parliament opening.
Folklore notes that Chinese people hold hailwater to be poisonous when melted and that rainwater on specific feast days cures ague and malarial fever, reflecting traditional medicinal and supernatural beliefs.
Warning on neglecting cuts and wounds with the salve hailed as preventing troublesome sores. Claims it aids healing even after delays and reduces complications from injuries with the witch hazel preparation.
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