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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
7
A playful exchange in a schoolroom features Benny and Danny as they debate a synonym for the phrase end in view. The pretty school ma'am prompts Benny to propose a term, and Danny quickly offers finish as the suggested equivalent.
A light quip about a photo session from the Detroit Free Press notes a tense moment as Louise reacts to a photographer’s direction. The exchange highlights the awkwardness of posing and the photographer’s attempt to elicit a pleasant expression.
Mock battles are common in Naichish service where troops learn marching charging retreat and forming in line of battle to prepare for real warfare without harming an enemy. Soldiers take great delight in these drills.
A plea for fairness turns to outrage as Dooley confronts a judge questioning his lawyer. Dooley defends himself noting the judge mocked his race and identity. The exchange highlights perceived bias and insult during a legal confrontation.
A Boston youth confronts a neighborhood bully after being called a slob. The exchange escalates as the bully threatens violence while the other vows to consult lexicons to verify the term's connotation before returning to respond.
Established dramatists write on order with $500 prepay for a scenario and $500 upon completion. If the piece is not produced, the advance is forfeited after a period, ownership reverting to the author. If produced, authors typically receive five percent of gross receipts, increasing with earnings. some plays have earned six figures for their writers.
The Jeron egrets near the Colorado River mouth in Arizona are abundant but endangered as feather trade depletes them. A Yuma scheme suggests fencing 160 acres of marsh land to domesticate the birds by wing clipping, with several birds already held and reportedly tame.
A fragmented clipping notes Tim Campbell famous for a quip about virgin forests and a joke about Jense-majests. The scene shows bystanders and a leader’s condescending reply as readers react with curiosity and humor.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered terms like Corie tote and a store term Terma with unclear context. No coherent event or names to narrate. readable items are insufficient to form a factual news card.
A reader notes how animals differ in breathing and vocalization. Horses rely on the nose for wind at speed while the mouth is restrictive. Donkeys show nasal edge sounds. the tree suffocates when its mouth is forcibly opened. The piece cites observations from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A brief drug advertisement from Bishars Indiana promotes relief for distressing kidney issues. The copy claims rapid relief within hours and urges readers to seek the remedy from UO m Leonard, a local druggist.
Judge notes parson Johnson tundahstand had recurrence ob de gout in his left leg. Elder Berry-Yes, it always seems 19 strike in dat leg. Tundshstand de dee tah picked out 18 shot from it.
A short aphorism from the Chicago Daily News notes that when a man follows advice he behaves as if performing a great favor. The remark reflects on perceived gratitude and social manners in ordinary counsel.
Jackson Mich November 22 1899 Mor John Jt Morgan describes long water exposure in Michigan mines causing piles. He failed with many remedies until Dr A W Chase's Ointment gave immediate relief and he claims a near cure. The advert promotes Dr Chase's Ointment 50 cents with free sample box from Buffalo NY company sellers.
A lobster boat crew near Kinsale hauled up an ancient anchor weighing about five tons with a ten foot shank. They believe it belonged to a ship of the Spanish Armada wrecked off this coast. The fossilized iron lies buried in sand for centuries and now draws local curiosity.
A Chicago Chronicle passage explains training male birds to sing by placing them in a round with an automatic whistle. Breeders select the best singers for further instruction, while less gifted birds are sorted into quality tiers or destroyed.
Dr. W. Wixon of Italy RiD New York endorses Die Minute Cough Cure claiming it gives immediate relief for suffocating asthma and coughs. The advertisement states pleasant taste and rapid curing of throat cold and long troubles, by Houseworth Bros.
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes pink hues from pastel rose to cerise as the happiest tints. It contrasts blue as cold red as ill omens green with a monster green eyes rose symbolizing youth hope loved by angels mauve signaling refinement while warning against habitual mauve wearing by women.
Dr. H. H. Haden of Summit Alabama endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He prescribes it and reports growing confidence with continued use. The ad claims it digests what you eat and quickly cures dyspepsia and indigestion by Houseworth Bros.
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