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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
2
An article argues for individuality in dress, criticizing Paris influence and urging distinct personal tailoring. It highlights new flannel waist models, tucked skirts, and a Parisian collar, while stressing subtle perfumes and Italian silk underwear as smart luxury for women.
Advertisement for Gauss Catarrh Cure promising a quick radical permanent cure. The ad claims catarrh causes bad breath and various health issues and offers a free trial package by mail. It urges readers to send name and address to C. B. Gauss of Marshall, Michigan.
Postmaster General Meyer announces the United States and Great Britain have cut the letter rate from five cents to two cents an ounce under a restricted union. The move aims to boost commercial and private correspondence, with merchants expected to benefit from cheaper, broader transatlantic mail.
Guthrie Oklahoma recites Haskell letter defending himself against Roosevelt accusations. He denies hearsay, questions franchise actions, Indian land status and university funding, and accuses the president of partisan misrepresentation while pledging to face hearings and seek public support.
Fragmentary ad copy describes a remedy claimed to aid kidney issues and pains. Appears to market Foley's Kidney Remedy with a testimonial style. References a store at 1060 I Ave Indianapolis and a cure claim for aches and juvenile pains.
Rear Admiral Thomas, long active since 1865, has been placed on the retired list of the navy. His service included commands on the Lancaster Brooklyn Oregon and Naval Training Station at Newport, plus roles at the Naval Academy and Naval War College. He led the second division on the cruiser voyage around the world and assumed fleet command when Evans fell ill en route to San Francisco.
The Episcopal Diocese of Washington reconvened at St. Thomas Church to elect a new bishop after Bishop Satterlee's vacancy. Prominent candidates include Dean Matthews of Cincinnati, with many churchmen named as possible successors such as Griswold Kinsolving McKim Harding Mann DuMoulin Warner Mexen Cope Hadgitt Peabody Groton Rhinelander and others. The selection process drew wide interest in the capital.
Delegates from across the state arrived in Albany for the twenty sixth annual Georgia Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention. The week long session features an ambitious program with notable speakers Edith Smith Davie of Milwaukee national superintendent of scientific temperance instruction Mrs H C Atkins of Nashville lecturer and Dr T D Ellis president of the Georgia Anti Balosa League.
Washington October 4 The new regulation goes into effect today raising the pay of Linotype and Monotype operators in the Government Privilege Office from fifty to sixty cents an hour.
Ettie struggles to spot Eclipse Blue, a shade she cannot distinguish. The challenge highlights color perception limits and raises questions about naming consistency in fabric catalogs.
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