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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
6
True wealth rests on health and kidney problems. The ad claims Dr A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills cure kidney liver disorders and associated pains. It urges sending name and stamp for a free sample and lists price per dose with mail order from Buffalo New York.
London reports a Telegram said to come from President Kruger proposing peace terms to the British prime minister. Riots erupt in London Aberdeen and Belfast as crowds attack rail stations and shops. Lord Roberts notes field progress and an expected direct news report while De Wet’s surrender demand is disputed.
A reader praises Grain-O as a pure grain drink that can replace coffee. The testimonial claims it nourishes the body and is safe for children, with instructions to mine and prepare a delicious daily dose suitable for all ages.
Abraham G. Dixon of Omaha is at work on a revised Bible titled a woman's Bible. He argues it places woman on equal footing with man and criticizes orthodox views. Dixon claims a centuries old manuscript supports his claim and mentions an ancient sixth and seventh books of Moses in his possession.
A Washington meeting of Democratic leaders discussed nominating George B. McClellan for second place on the ticket with Bryan. Rep Stallings of Alabama supported McClellan, citing his appeal to conservative New York Democrats and his stance on Chicago platform issues. The conference emphasized imperialism trusts and militarism as key campaign themes. DeWitt's Little Early Risers promoted for blood purification and liver cleansing.
San Francisco May 21 officials announce bubonic plague in the city and move to inoculate all Chinese to prevent spread. Police guard every railroad station dock and exit to stop escape of Chinese while fear grips both Asian and Christian residents and whites flee toward the east and south.
A patient from Windsor reports using the Compound of Seven Cures for salt rheum and head lice, claiming complete disappearance after seven bottles. A small child, aged ten, treated for solid head with six bottles shows hair regrowth and improvement.
Chas Replogle of Atwater Ohio suffered kidney trouble and could not work. After using Foley's Kidney Cure for four days he was entirely well. Houseworth Bros.
Detroit May 21 Rev Francis A Gould pastor of St Mark's Episcopal Church Marine City serves as first mate on the Belle Isle steamer Promise while sailing season lasts He will resume clerical duties after season ends Pneumonia follows lagrippe but Foley's Honey and Tar is praised by Houseworth Bros.
Secretary Long relieved Commander C. C. Todd from duty as naval hydrographer and placed him under suspension. The action follows coast and geodetic survey pressure to move ocean and lake surveying from the navy, with further steps to be decided. Todd and supporters expect full consideration will restore his record.
In Cleveland on May 19 a financial figure said Frank Baackes former general superintendent of the American Steel and Wire company will begin a new plant at Leetonia Ohio to compete with the wire trust. He plans an 8500000 plant with 150000 working capital and will subscribe for half the stock with railroad officials and Leetonia residents taking the remainder.
Advert mentions Caldwall's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble offered by Thomas' drug store with a bold claim of positive results across travel home and work settings.
Lima reports a cabinet crisis over the refusal of Minister Parra and others to sign the appointment of Amadeus Fierola as director of the post office. Public opinion backs Parra citing Fierola’s youth and inexperience.
Paris May 21 Alexander Winton of Cleveland has arrived to compete in the Paris to Lyons automobile race of 344 miles on June 14 for the Bennett cup. Three French riders, three Belgians, one German and one Italian enter, each driving a domestic make. French entrants include Rene de Knyfi known as King of Chauffeurs, M Charron of the automobile firm, and M Giradot, a firm member.
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a superior remedy for stubborn coughs from lagrippe or heavy colds claiming it strengthens the lungs and restores soundness. Houseworth Bros.
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