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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
7
An OCR fragment cites instant relief claims for burns cuts and prains with references to Dr mas HelectricOl and drug availability. The text is garbled but indicates a medicine advertisement or testimonial about快速 relief.
A Manila correspondent notes Philippine timber wealth is vast with 51 million acres of forest and 1.5 billion feet of annual growth, but restrictive forestry laws and logistical challenges curb exploitation while demand grows in China, the United States, and other markets.
Foley & Co of Chicago originated Honey and Tar as a throat lung remedy. Due to its popularity many imitations with similar sounding names appear. Genuine Foley's Honey and Tar comes in a yellow package. Sold by Houseworth Bros.
E. B. Reid of Harmony Maine recounts how consumption ran in his family and how use of Dr King’s New Discovery on coughs or colds saved him from serious lung trouble. The ad claims quick relief and cure for coughs and colds with a 50c to 1.00 price and free trial bottles at Houseworth Bros. drug store.
EB L Arnold and Fred Poole of the Goshen Board of Works secured $3200 for Highland Park bridge repairs and $1500 for Jackson Street bridge after sessions with County Commissioners and County Council. Council backed the appropriation amid debate over funding from Elkhart.
Rev R J Parrett past depart ment chaplain Indiana G A R will preach a memorial sermon at the Auditorium Annex at 3 o clock p m Auten Post will attend in a body Parrett was among the youngest soldiers in the Civil War as a member of Company TI 12th Indiana cavalry and is now a member of Shiloh Field post G A R Elkhart Ind
Sunday marked the opening of the Merchants Hotel managed by W. H. Riblet in the former Columbia Hotel building. Dinner was the only meal served yesterday with about 100 people hosted. Music by the Metropolitan orchestra accompanied a setting of fresh carnations as favors. The entire facility has been refurnished and remodeled.
Balloonist James A. McSherry of Pilbeam Bros Carnival Co. aged 23 marries Mary J. Bunker aged 196 in Justice Brumbaugh's office on Saturday evening. Witnesses were Trustee Peterbaugh and Mrs Brumbaugh. The couple knew each other only a short time.
Charles L. Carter, father of Mrs. Laurel Miller, who died by self poisoning Friday night, reached the city from his Kendallville area home Saturday afternoon. He took the body home on the midnight train.
Thomas G. Oliver of Chicago spent Sunday with his parents. Receivers Wilson Roose and two assistants were kept busy paying the third dividend to creditors of the Indiana National Bank at the Equitable Building and Léon Association. A man at the front door handed confidential letters to creditors offering to buy their claims, indicating some faith remains in a possible future dividend.
Forty five residents from Elkhart used excursion rates to travel to Indianapolis yesterday. The first Benton Harbor excursion is scheduled for Sunday June 11.
Judge Dodge urges equal enforcement of laws on May grand jury opening day. He says police must arrest property owners who rent to keepers of gambling houses and brothels, not just the operators, and to ensure owners do not escape accountability.
A health remedy ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills as prompt relief for indigestion constipation and related ailments. The product claims to build up digestive organs and cure headaches dizziness and colic and is guaranteed at Houseworth Bros drug store for 25c.
Health Inspector Quaife saturated a half barrel of Fulton Market salt pork with kerosene this morning. The meat, purchased by farmer Van Osceola last Friday, was found infected after reaching home and brought back Saturday. A physician declared it unfit for use.
Hannah Plant of Little Rock Arkansas praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for curing fearful sores that resisted all other remedies after five years. The salve is guaranteed and sold at Houseworth Bros drug store for 25 cents.
An old advertisement warns of pin worms in children and adults causing itching in the lower body. It promotes a “free sample” and claims the remedy destroys pin worms, appealing to mothers who know the trouble of a child’s discomfort.
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri describes five years of kidney disease and loss of flesh. After failing with doctors and remedies he used Foley's Kidney Cure and was cured in under two bottles. Summer heat and excess drinking can affect kidneys. Foley's Kidney Cure is recommended and sold by Houseworth Bros.
In hot weather, piles worsen due to water quality and heat. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is advertised to relieve pain draw out soreness and cure, with a note to obtain the genuine product bearing EBC, Dewitt & Co. name at all druggists.
Mrs Reich of 313 North Main says fourteen years of back and kidney pain ended after using Dr Key's Kidney Pills from Leonard's drug store. She now keeps a box at home and urges others with kidney trouble or nervousness to try them. Price 50 cents per box at all druggists. Dr Key Medicine Co Chicago sole proprietors. Remember the name and take no substitute.
Mrs William H Arms of 431 Jefferson Street says years of severe back and kidney pains and nervous headaches ended after using Dr Key's Kidney Pills from Leonards Drug Store. She reports improved sleep and relief, endorsing the remedy at 50 cents a box with no substitutes. Dr Key Medicine Co Chicago Illinois sells the product.
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