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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary text notes large pine timber in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota. It cites estimates of stock and yearly harvests with figures around 3.3 billion feet and a claim of exhaustion within six or seven years, referencing a historical timeline since 1873.
Skirt and jacket featured with paired updates. Bout phones referenced for accessory coordination.
A perplexed widower in Philadelphia visits a office where a girl operates a typewriter. He misinterprets the scene and jokes about marrying the machine, then realizes the mix up and laughs at his confusion. He wants a wife who can cook and do housework.
The article explains that the phrase reads from a historical act passed in 1714 during George I's reign. It notes felony occurs when twelve or more riotously assemble and refuse to disperse after command. The customary reading gives a brief proclamation ending with God save the king.
The piece contrasts insincere people with genuine connections, noting that many acquaintances remain outer shells of politeness. It discusses how some individuals cannot contribute to life or trust within a family, and includes a brief anecdote from a country school arithmetic class about sharing apples and consequences.
An old age stomach weakness article touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for constipation indigestion and gas after meals. It claims permanent regulation of bowel action and natural digestion with a money back guarantee. Sold by Hans Savorth at 50 cents and 1 dollar a bottle.
Dr WT Fe AWererner is lobbying in his new building on High Street. Alexander Benton of Rural Route 1 Fort Edward N says Dr King’s New Discovery cures a cold in one day. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets refund money if they fail to cure. EW Groves signs each box. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised for kidney or bladder trouble.
An ad heavy page notes claims that pneumonia is prevented and lungs strengthened by Foley's Honey and Tar. Classifieds list for sale of chimneys Furnocks window glass and house ads. Rental notices include upstairs flat rooms Furnished rooms and a five room house on State Street with various addresses.
A scraped OCR page shows multiple classified ads including Marine Corps recruitment appeals for ages 19 to 85 in Elkhart Indiana, requests for in person or letter applications, and a box address. investment solicitations offering 5 000 yields with property collateral. plus housework and baking job listings and a distribution job in Chicago.
A reward is offered for the return of a Rosary beads with gold chain and cross. Finder should report to 114 North Fifth Street to receive the reward. Mason O Dell Strubler Seale Works mentioned in the notice.
Holiday sales note urges choosing a year round gift via subscriptions to magazines at publisher rates. Claim highlights affordable options and monthly access as a lasting present. An unrelated eczema cure testimonial from N A Adams of Henrietta Pa is included with a local drugstore mention.
An old adage warns dances lead to pneumonia and consumption after exposure. It claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures colds when taken early and urges refusal of non genuine products sold in yellow pages.
A brief ad style notice urges customers to buy window glass at Turnock's, implying a bold sales pitch with a refrain about losing money if not purchased.
Dr C K Runyon, a local Elkhart dentist, advertises pain free tooth extractions using a cocaine free preparation. He lists his home phone 658 and office at 126 W Lexington tf Avenue.
The text hints at rental timing and landlord concerns across the city. It mentions trying various approaches and truths but lacks clear details or names.
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