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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
7
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion and weak stomachs. It claims it digests food without stomach aid, relieves fullness and belching, and cures digestion issues for both adults and children. The text touts its effectiveness and recommends purchasing bottles from E. DeWitt & Co.
A New York Tribune feature outlines the wine expert’s role in wholesale and retail firms. It details palate skills across French, Spanish, German wines plus whiskies and brandies, the required temperate life, and the precision of tasting with varied glass shapes.
The Los Angeles Herald notes the proposed charter amendment allows the board of education to hire or dismiss any teacher or department head in emergencies. It emphasizes broad powers to act quickly in urgent situations affecting school operations.
Contested tuition shares arise from Newell trustee interest in the school. Jefferson township seeks court decision on whether the building was a joint school and if maintenance costs must be shared, plus can abandonment occur without Concord township consent. Funeral of Mrs Teressa Roller from Goshen to Silver Lake Lutheran service noted with attendees.
A warded boy called the Imp lives with guardians and a widow in a house headed by Richard Carewe. His infatuation with the Firefly drives a tangle of mistaken romance, but love matures as the elder guardian and Phyllis reveal true feelings, ending in happiness.
An advertisement endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to loosen phlegm soothe throat and lung irritation and inflammation. Houseworth sells the medicine.
A dialogue notes curiosity about the so called wild waves. The thoughtful one questions why the term exists and the cynical one hints that fools misinterpret waves and seek meaning. The piece presents a playful exchange on perception and misunderstanding.
Daily and personally conducted excursions to the Pacific Coast offer travel by Pullman sleeping cars with experienced conductors to San Francisco Los Angeles or Portland. Choice of routes with finest scenery and low rate tickets including double birth at $6.00. Maps and information free from ticket agents or Mr S A Hutchinson 212 Chicago street Chicago Ill.
A. C. Jackson M D of Goshen New Jersey reports receiving Grain-O from Genesee Pure Food Co LeRoy New York and says the product pleases him as well as the best coffee he ever drank in a letter to the company.
Four daily trains to St Paul and Minneapolis via Chicago and Northwestern Rail way leave Chicago at 9 am 6 30 pm 8 pm and 10 pm The North Western Limited is electric lighted throughout Dining car service and luxurious equipment in the west Tickets reservations and pamphlets available from ticket agents or A H Waggoner 28 Fifth avenue Chicago Ill
A large theft ring victimizes the Rocky Mountain Tea brand reputedly made famous by Madison Medicine Co. Affected items include substitutes and goods blended to ride the well known name. Houseworth Bros. noted as involved in the incident.
Homeseekers move westward in large numbers with special low fall rates via the Chicago and North-Western Bay. The line is advertised as the only double track road to the Missouri River. Ticket agents provide particulars. Maps and printed material available from A H Waggener at 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago.
An advertisement claims Alien's Foot-Ease relieves swollen hot tired feet, shinny nails, blisters and callouses. It suggests relief for corns and bunions and notes availability at druggists with a trial pack offered.
A testimonial from Mrs. Chas Hutton of Berville credits Burdock Blood Bitters with curing scrofulous sores and restoring her health after a long struggle. The narrative presents the product as a life changer and self remedy.
An advertisement touts a Dr. Thomas Electric Oil as a household remedy said to heal burns cuts wounds sore throat eroup catarrh asthma and other ailments, claiming universal cures despite limited specifics.
Editorial style short note touts itch relief from Dean's Ointment claiming universal cure. Advert says available at any drugstore for 50 cents.
A statewide collage of editorials and opinions from Indiana papers. Topics include Booth Tarkington’s joking legislature election, the weather prophet failing, Henry Watterson’s view of Republicans, the colored vote’s impact, a prophecy of millennium work, and Roosevelt’s response to a voting rights case in Alabama.
An old market ad touts English Spavin Liniment claiming it removes hard and soft lumps blemishes and improves blood quality. The product is sold by C. H. Leonard at Drugzest Bilkhart Ind with a $50 warrant for its “wonderful blemish cure.”
An attempted assassination occurred as King Leopold left a Brussels cathedral service. The would be gunman, identified as Gennaro Rubino di Rubini, confessed hardship and claimed motive of anger at the King's treatment of the late Queen. The King escaped unharmed. cartridges were later found not blank and the grand marshal narrowly avoided a hit.
One hundred dollars reward offered for a catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Advertisement claims F. J. Cheney Co and Toledo wholesalers are trustworthy. Mentions internal remedy, price seven six, testimonials, and distribution by druggists.
The Marshall county Republican editor alleges Congressman Brick trailed the state ticket by 402 votes in Elkhart county and by over 500 to C. W. Miller for attorney general. He cites about 400 votes deficit in Kosciusko, 92 behind in St. Joseph two years ago, and similar gaps in Marshall and Fulton counties.
A historical medical advertisement praises Dr Wood’s Nor gay Pine Syrup as pleasant to take and harmless. It claims the remedy is a positive cure for coughs colds bronchitis and asthma, appealing to "little folks" for relief.
A dialogue attributed to Washington Star features Mr. Stormington Barnes asserting that men of genius often fail to recognize money's value because they rarely have the chance to form ideas about it. The exchange probes wealth and genius in a concise, quotable line.
An advice column extols home care for croup highlighting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safer faster relief than hive syrup and olu. It claims quick phlegm clearance and prevention of attacks. Sold by Houseworth Bros.
The socialist views the rising party vote as proof neither old party holds a solution for trust problems. He believes people are shifting to support consolidation of wealth as a natural development that will eventually birth a large cooperative commonwealth.
Mrs Geo T Benson of Kellar Virginia reports a Saturday night bath accident where a child burned by a hot stove found relief after applying Chamberlains Pain Balm. The remedy calmed the child within thirty minutes and he recovered in two weeks. Pain Balm is sold by Houseworth Bros.
James N. Tyner of Indiana, attorney general of the post office department, returns to his desk in much better health after months in Atlantic City with rheumatism. He can no longer raise his left arm but walks without difficulty.
Toe by D. H. Leonard. Drugeis Aart, Ind.
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