Cured at Home S. A. Tarney Proprietor Ad
Cured at Home, S A Tarney sole proprietor and manufacturer, at Burn Indiana.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
2
Cured at Home, S A Tarney sole proprietor and manufacturer, at Burn Indiana.
Senator Smoot of Utah argues the sugar trust holds less than 30 percent in beet sugar and benefits the American consumer with lower prices. He cites factory growth since 1900, disputes rumors of vast profits, and says Britains tariff move would raise duties. He challenges claims of land ownership in Hawaii, Porto Rico, and Cuba.
In Harrisburg Illinois on May 27 a large gray rat ran across the stage during graduation exercises drawing screams from the audience as someone yelled fire prompting cool heads to avert a panic with 800 people present.
In Town City Indiana May 27 farmer Eli Hill shot and wounded his wife and his young son then shot himself. The boy is probably fatally hurt and the wife is in a serious condition while Hill received only a flesh wound.
N B Langley of Madison Wisconsin reports mild relief within hours and full cure of rheumatism in three days using Dr Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism after trying three doctors and various remedies. Sold by Houseworth Bros F H Bentz Co and other druggists.
A fragment notes beetle hunting as a profession with a man earning £6 a week and boys making £2 a week during the season, as reported by the London Daily Mail.
New York market notes show corn soy oats and butter prices with May and July futures. Cheese creamery and firsts price details include 26 28 cents for eggs and various regional dairy quotes.
Chicago and Omaha market notes show cattle and hogs price ranges for May 26. Chicago lists steers cows heifers stockers feeders and bulls with varied values. hogs include heavy medium and light with prices around 7.0 to 7.5. Omaha reports steady cattle market with specific ranges for native and western steers cows heifers calves bulls and feeders. hogs higher and sheep steady with yearlings and lambs priced up to about 8.15 per unit.
Advertises Hem-Board Hem-Reid internal treatment by Dr. Leonhardt claiming 98 percent cure rate after 3000 cases. Targets internal circulation causes, promises relief from bleeding itching and protruding piles. Priced at $1 for 24 days at Houseworth Bros Buffalo New York with a booklet available.
The excerpt cites Goldsmith and notes praising Newbro s Herpicide hair germicide. It claims the product kills the root germ, regrows hair, and touts its superiority as a hair dressing. Sample available for 10 cents, one dollar bottles guaranteed, via The Herpicide Co Detroit MI.
Fragmentary notes discuss marriage and mutual aid in daily life and reference remedies for digestion. It mentions constipations and a temporary figure, with a fleeting allusion to Syrup Pepsin as a remedy. The text lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
May 27 report notes Major Greene aged 85 who captured John Brown, a widow Mrs Viola received $226 and $1 125 total. Also a storm off Bilboa, Spain sinks over 60 fishing vessels and at least 100 fishermen drown.
Consul General Robert J. Wynne in London has resigned. John L. Griffiths in Liverpool will be nominated to succeed him.
An advertisement touts Or, Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia claiming cures in 1 to 8 days with dramatic system effects. It promotes immediate relief after the first dose, priced 75 cents to $1, sold by Houseworth Bros and FW H Bentz & Co. Also pitches Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for complexion at 35 cents.
A local notice highlights beauty tonics and blood purifiers like Burdock Blood Bitters and Dean's Ointment for eczema and skin health. It also mentions Helen Stanton's piano recital at the Baptist church with Miss Bessie Weaver providing solos, noting the event Wednesday evening and the church setting.
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