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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
2
Kendall reports Ezra has secured a long sought after play by George Ade. Harry Askin and company will manage the production to be shown tonight at the Buckien theatre with many good seats still available.
Arthur Herbst of American Stock Co previews a three day engagement at Bucklen Theatre starting with a Thanksgiving matinee and night. Highlights include A Va ars of Nature at matinee and Man o Wars Tae at night with The Black Hamto, Wyoming, The Bowery News Girl offering a mix of comedy and action.
Emma Carus, a popular and capable comedienne, appears next Monday evening at Bucklen Theatre in Klaw and Erlanger's production of Forty Five Minutes from Broadway. The engagement promises a lively evening of song and humor in a period theatre setting.
An old health claim advertises Heintz Pepsin Biscuits made from coarse cereals with laxative effects. It touts digestion regulation, palatability, and appetite relief for over eating. The ad offers a 10 cent package and, if unavailable, to mail for 15 cents plus size details.
Emma Carus has a strong part in the amusing recital giving her excellent opportunities. Seats on sale Friday morning.
The Belle of Mayfair, a dainty English musical play, was a New York hit at Daly's Theatre last winter. Music by Leslie Stuart with a book by Charles H. B. Brookfield and Cosmo Hamilton. Bucklen hosts the British made musical comedy on Wednesday evening December 4.
Ezra Kendall headlines the George Ade vehicle The Law of Dollars at the New Jefferson Goshen. The production pleases with clean comedy and Kendall’s deft handling of witty lines. Manager Berlock commends Kendall’s advance sale and expects strong receipts across twenty six cities in Indiana.
The performance in Indianapolis drew strong praise and large crowds with receipts near 1164 dollars. Tour stops in Brazil Washington and other towns earned 710 645 and more. Kendall’s play The Land of Dollars has been a hit, leading to plans to extend to major cities nationwide.
A businessman recounts a drastic health turn after adopting Grape-Nuts. Once 118 pounds and sleep deprived, he credits his weight rebound to the cereal, claiming improved digestion and vigor within a year. The testimonial cites Postum Cereal Co. of Battle Creek, Mich. and references The Road to Wellville booklet.
Thanksgiving night event hosted by Mr and Mrs Hopkins features ice cream cones and hamburgers on the grounds. Confetti and games provided. dancing 8 to 12.50c per couple with extra ladies 10c.
A Pinnk Missouri merchant named Lloyd recounts a close call when he injured his thumb by a jimson bar four years ago. Doctors wanted amputation but he refused and treated the wound with Back len's Arnica Salve, which he credits with curing the injury. 25¢ at Housew Bros druggists.
A reader writes of a kidney cure that allegedly relieved dropsy and Bright's disease symptoms after multiple potions. The note claims vision and bloating improvements and urges devices sold by druggists for 50 cents a bottle.
A brief product notice claims Dean's Ointment stops itching instantly and cures conditions including piles eczema salt beam teller itch nives herpes and scabies available at any drugstore with purchasing details absent.
A brief ad claims a single dose of Dean's Revters relieves habitual constipation. The maker markets the product at 25 cents a box and urges readers to ask their druggist for it.
A stenographer note lists affordable items available from a book store supplier. Free messenger Tim delivers cartridges carbon papers ribbons and every typewriter necessity. Special low prices are highlighted for historians and students.
Classified note announces a special Thanksgiving dinner at the Hotel Bucklen priced at 75 cents per plate. The ad includes a call for house tents and a new beginners class at Anderson Hall, with Mr. and Mrs. Wilt as organizers.
Beads advertised for sale at Miss Nel on Br for buyers seeking imported items. The short notice lists bead types and pricing details for immediate purchase.
A testimonial from Gustus Allison of Mooresville North Carolina credits Dr Miles Nervine with stopping his grand mal spells since August 1906. The letter claims relief after three spoonfuls twice daily starting June 1906 and asks readers to try the remedy with a money back offer if no benefit.
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