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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
2
A report highlights performers on tour including Ernest and Augustus Thomas works. Hattie Williams prepares for a new US tour after success in Detective Sparkes. Irene Dillon, an Australian singer, joins The Golden Widow cast in America, while Annie Russell rests on the Alaine coast.
Mabel Van Buren, previously the leading feminine star in The Virginian, returns in the same capacity as the company stages The Squaw Man, continuing her prominence in the production.
Masiper Dressler stars in a musical comedy titled Nis shimare presented by HTH es in a playful stage program. Cast and crew details are limited in the readable segment but the work appears as a light entertainment offering with a likely period tone.
Jessie Millward is engaged by Liebler and Company as a leading woman for Arnold Daly in a soon to be staged play by Paul Verveiu titled Know Thyself.
A New York report states Nat GC Goodwin is set to return to Anusi. Details unclear and dates not confirmed.
Richman formerly with The Revyellers will be lead in a forthcoming production with Miss Mannering remaining in support. The move follows retirement from acting as the company scouts a new play to feature him as the star.
The Joseph Medill Patterson production The Fourth Estate will be presented in London with English-conditions adapted. An American company will perform the play at Wallack's Theatre in New York prior to the London run.
The military aria known as Parada returns to the Keith vaudeville circuit after two years of performances. It has repeatedly drawn high praise from both press and public for its quality and emotive power.
The company will wear new uniforms as they assist in the patriotic spectacle The Vision of Liberty in Parada at the Buckle tonight. Leaders and participants prepare for a citywide celebration with organized marching and ceremonial duties.
Hilda Thomas, who appeared here twice in The Show Git, is noted for her May Vokes like role as Tilly in The Knight for a Day, with press reports praising her clever impersonation.
A Mishawaka youth dies of typhoid fever and South Bend policemen plan to press for a salary boost from 79 to 100 dollars monthly. The Eagles order a new ritual after January 1. Mrs. B. F. Koons of South Bend, previously missing, has been located on a farm near the city.
A worker named Remus Schroeder near South Bend yesterday sustained a severe arm injury when his limb got entangled in a corn shredder. The incident required immediate amputation to save his life.
The twenty eighth annual meeting of the Women Foreign Missionary Society of the Goshen district and Northern Indiana Methodist Episcopal Church at Warsaw drew a large attendance. Noted speaker Flora Walker of Indianapolis shared thirty years as a missionary in China, with short talks by Rev. S Light and Rev. A G Neal. Music by L Kemper and a Warsaw duo contributed to a memorable gathering. Florence Binford of Greenfield, conference secretary, was among the distinguished visitors.
In Pittsburgh a resident named Blackmore credits Dr Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism with rapid relief after nine months bedridden. He states five local doctors offered little aid and that Houseworth Bros and F H Bentz & Co druggists sell the remedy.
An Elkhart grocery clerk claims locals drink more tea than Marion residents and has observed this trend from city to city. He notes a large tea purchase volume at the local market and maintains his view regardless of election chatter and other remarks.
Six tramps lodged in the city jail were offered work on the grade of the Valley line connecting Elk Hart and Angola. Some expressed interest, while others diverted toward railroad yards after leaving Main Street. Local notice references Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cough remedy sold by druggists.
Advertisements warn against false claims about coughing remedies and emphasize Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe, genuine product without opiates. The notice urges buyers to select the yellow package and avoid imitations sold by others.
Elkhart's best talent will headline a hospital benefit tour with a Saturday night and Wednesday evening matinee. The event, aimed at surpassing all prior local efforts, showcases home talent and promises a memorable look at community support.
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint and was bedridden for six weeks after eight physicians offered no relief. Dr Detchon relief gave immediate relief and she walked in three days. Sold by Houseworth Bros and FE He Bentz & Co druggists.
Parish records talk of Parr England as the oldest man at 152 claiming lifelong youth. James Wright of Spur Lock Kentucky says he feels 16 after taking Electric Bitters for years of kidney trouble. Houseworth Bros advertises 50 coats.
Fragmentary note appears to certify something about druggists. Readable terms show a partial phrase referencing certification or record of druggists with unclear scope.
A Gladwin Michigan man with a chronic ulcer reportedly found a cure using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after paying doctors over 400 dollars without benefit. The ad claims the salve also cures fever sores boils eczema and rheumatic joints at 25 cents a coin in Houseworth Bros. listings.
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