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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
6
A historical style piece advises a young woman to wear gloves to curb nail biting. It argues constant glove use reduces biting during routine tasks and suggests gradual reintroduction of bare nails after nerves diminish and nails strengthen.
Old fashioned crullers recipe from New England uses six eggs separated with yolks and whites mixed with sugar melted butter and flour to form a paste. The dough is rolled into thin squares, slit, folded, fried in hot lard, then cooled briefly in water to prevent toughness and preserve color.
Household notes advise iron on the wrong side for colored goods and gradually heat new ranges to avoid cracking. Do not wash silver with soap, polish with chamois, and dry goods thoroughly. Do not use soap before going out or after coming in, and grease the upper inside edge of the pan for chocolate handling.
A fragmented advertisement fragment promotes Caldwell's laxative as a pure scientific remedy for stomach issues. The noisy OCR reads like mispunctuated lines urging safe cleaning of the body and warning of undigested food symptoms. The price is listed as 50 cents.
A damaged excerpt describes a court case where an unnamed man was constrained with steel bracelets until the following morning when they were removed. The text shows garbled phrases and misdated terms but indicates a legal restraint and release timing.
Local Elkhart residents testify to lasting relief from sciatic rheumatism and kidney troubles after using Dean's Kidney Pills sold by Houseworth Bros. drug store. An 1900 statement from William Allen confirms continued cure, with Dr Shoop's Restorative advertised as further support.
Clarks of Westfield Iowa owe a debt of gratitude to Dr Kings New Discovery. The ad notes serious lung illness and imminent death before treatment began. House Bros druggists guarantee the medicine with 50 cents and 1.00 price points and offer a trial bottle free.
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