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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
5
A discussion of vanilla flavoring notes risks from adulterated commercial extracts and Tonka bean contamination. It offers home methods for preparing vanilla and lemon flavorings using vanilla beans, alcohol, sugar, and lemon zest, detailing steps and storage for purity and aroma.
In a Morris liquor license hearing, jurors opposed to alcohol sales faced challenges and many were excused. A large afternoon crowd observed jury selection, with ministers and local WCTU members among spectators. Separate divorce suit Lavina Johnson versus Tobias Johnson alleges abuse and forged conveyance.
Mrs Metsker confirms husband left Monday after a brief morning routine and disappeared with no known whereabouts. Friends corroborate the claim and note she will not pursue action or divorce despite his absence. Chicago visitor Mrs Meyers adds they know nothing beyond his disappearance.
An anxious couple visited the Lake Shore depot window this afternoon asking Agent Gotwalt about a southbound train to South Bend and a return to catch No. 10. After being told the schedule they sought a return ride but were informed it could not be arranged, arousing Agent Gotwalt’s suspicions.
Rhode Island Senator Nelson Aldrich, nearing seventy, is praised for health and energy. He credits regular habits, a plain diet, and golf, joking he could give a gold standard answer to staying young. A colleague quips about his centuries of service and hard work.
Dissolve one package of raspberry pelatin and half a pint of granulated sugar in one and a half pints of boiling raspberry juice from canned fruit for better flavor. Strain and cool, then stir in ground or rolled chocolate and almond, refrigerate until firm, serve icy cold with whipped cream. Prepare gelatin dishes the day before to ensure proper setting.
A fragmented recipe fragment describes peeling and chopping half peck tomatoes, draining through a colander, finely chopping two celery stalks, two large red peppers, half a chopped onion, half cup grated horseradish, one cup brown sugar, half cup salt, and one teaspoon each of ...
A talk by Mr Butler on Elkhart city finances explains how taxes fund city services and how different sections benefit. The illustrated address is expected to draw a large audience and will be followed by a question discussion among league members.
Frank Boville and Oswald Martin of Middlebury were the guests of Harvey Terliott Tuesday evening.
A damaged clipping notes a pamphlet promoted at saloons halls and cigar stores on the south side advertising a 10 cent dance. It lists the Casino resort and James P Hunter saloon at Twenty first street and Wabash Avenue with a warning about unreliable businesses and indecent material.
Henry Jameson former head of the Indiana Medical College and Purdue University School of Medicine resigned today. The move follows Indiana University’s acquisition of the school, with Jameson saying he left so President Bryan could appoint new officers without embarrassment.
Miss Anna Trainor spent last evening at her parents home in Goshen. Her brother Clarence, who had been very ill with pneumonia, has nearly recovered.
A coroner's inquest was held today into a fatal crash that left an unidentified man dead. The victim was 32 years old and survived by a wife and four children. He recently moved to Goshen from Middlebury last October. No verdict was rendered at the inquiry.
Superintendent and Sr Police received a telegram from D Williams of St Joseph Michigan asking to locate Peter Williams who is believed employed in a local paper mill. The telegram says brother John Williams died last night in St Joseph and funeral Friday. Peter to be informed.
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