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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1900
Page
7
Sadie Merritt describes Parisian fashion at the races with society women in the boxes in spring toilettes and tailored gowns. She highlights bold striped silks, pastel cashmeres, biscuit-colored whipcord ensembles, and grass-green foulard designs, noting lace, velvet ribbons, and jeweled embellishments as key features.
Henry H. Richards of Willseyville says a long running breast sore vanished after using Banner Salve. He reports relief after using half a box and urges others to try the remedy, stating he will keep it at home.
Cleveland May 14 machinists at Kilby Manufacturing Variety Ironworks Chisholm Moore Otis Steel and McMyler Manufacturing have declared off their two month strike and will return to work while awaiting arbitration of their demands.
An advertisement promotes Grain-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains. It claims the drink suits both children and adults with a rich color similar to coffee and asserts it is safe for children. The copy touts broad appeal and ease of use.
In Arizona a frontier tale unfolds around Miss V Wieeta Riggs who defends a ranch with her father’s help. After tending a wounded prospector, she rallies cowboys from Fort Grant to pursue Chiricahua Apaches, leading to a costly rout and earning fame as the territory’s heroine.
Rev George C. Lorimer D D pastor of Boston's Tremont Temple, formerly of Chicago, is asked to become Columbia University president in Washington. He would consider if offered greater opportunities but remains grateful for his current pastorate and its high calling.
Go H Cary editor of the Guide Washington Va reports severe ankle sprain relief after trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He notes quick relief and complete cure, and mentions its use for frost bitten feet. Sold by A O Rowe Druggist.
The Illinois state convention of the Social Democratic Party met at Arena Hall Chicago on May 14 and nominated a full slate: Governor James Beattie Spring Valley. Lieutenant Governor Al Pierson Jacksonville. Secretary of State Thomas G. Kerwin Chicago. State Treasurer Jacob Wimen Chicago. Auditor of Public Accounts James Wright Chicago. Attorney General Charles H. Spelke Chicago. Trustees Irene Stedman Miss Ellen Edwards and F J Elavacek.
D J Moore of Millbrook Alabama praises DaWitt s Little Early Risers as the finest vine that quickly cures liver and bowel troubles as recommended by Houseworth Bros.
A Yonkers Statesman quip about speed of a fish is recounted by a boarding house lady. The boarder asks a truth seeking question and the hostess asserts she has seen a fish move in about two minutes at the table.
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes a domestic detail as he reveals his wife still calls out for "Cash" after leaving her previous role. The remark underscores lingering echoes of past employment in a marital context.
An old bachelor argues marriage is a lottery with the lucky men drawing blanks, a quip reported by the Chicago Daily News.
Science notes rheumatism arises from uric acid in blood. The body must excrete this poison via the kidneys. healthy kidneys prevent rheumatism.
Reports from Burton on Trent indicate beer output has increased since the outbreak of hostilities despite war mood. Rail cargo limits caused prior bottlenecks, yet breweries continue to push volume with large carriage costs paid to Midland, and exports to South Africa are not a factor.
J. D. Kennedy of Roanke Tennessee reports one box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured an ulcer deemed incurable by doctors on his jaw. The claim notes it also heals piles and skin diseases, warning to avoid imitations from Houseworth Bros.
Probate court records reveal the will of Capt. Thomas Wilson allocating half his estimated $1,000,000 estate to his widow for life and the other half to three children. After the widow’s death, half the estate funds a “Wilson Home for Aged Couples,” prioritizing Great Lakes sailors and their wives. The notice mentions Foley's Kidney Cure and Houseworth Bros. as unrelated ads.
Milwaukee Wisconsin May 14 at the session the committee selected Cleveland for the next meeting. Proposals included buying an existing Cleveland building for about 25000 and a new Cleveland site and structure costing around 700000. Delegates discussed Chicago as a potential headquarters and debated Chief Engineer Arthur's 36 year tenure.
May 14 Oaxaca Mexico government troops commanded by Gen Bravo push toward Chansanta Cruz with over 4 000 soldiers. Indians resist as daily battles occur and casualties remain light for the government, with a likely stand at Chansanta Cruz anticipated in coming weeks.
J H Watkins of Onillicothe Missouri reports long suffering from severe dyspepsia for twelve years and a long trial of remedies before trying Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He states it did him much good and he recommends it to everyone.
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