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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
7
The sword, long a symbol of officers, is placed on the retired list as unmounted officers will carry carbines in maneuvers and service. The change stems from the South African War experience, reducing officers’ exposure to sharpshooters and reflecting altered warfare conditions.
Quotation from St James Budget notes Kaiser and monarchs praising a Danish violinist after a court concert. The emperor remarks he hears Sarasate with eyes open and prefers to keep them open.
Jeil O The New Dessert offers four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry at your grocers for 10c. A family friendly treat to try today.
Greencastle Sam Gardner grows a single peach tree in the county with mixed fruit types. The tree sprouted from a seed he planted and has never been budded or grafted, displaying both freestone and cling varieties. Local observers find the odd diversity noteworthy.
A new remedy for biliousness is now on sale at Houseworth Bros drug stores. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets offer quick relief and may prevent an attack if taken at the first signs of disease. Price 25 cents per box. Samples free.
Noblesville reports Mrs. John D. Mook aged sixty fell from a stepladder while picking peaches. She broke her leg between the knee and ankle and refused bandaging, trusting in Dr. Dowie for a cure. Physicians fear the injury may prove fatal if not soon dressed.
A travel remedy praised for curing dysentery diarrhoea seasickness and nausea. Described as pleasant to take and acting promptly aiding travelers seeking quick relief.
The new Catholic church at Cicero, cost ten thousand dollars, will be dedicated tomorrow by Rt Rev Alerding bishop of Ft Wayne, assisted by diocesan priests. The brick and stone edifice is modern in equipment and is the best structure erected by the denomination in the county.
Advertising copy touts Vitality and health benefits from Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison Medicine Co with a price of 35 cents and a note to ask your druggist.
The Newcastle Henry County Historical Society purchased the late Gen William Grosse’s old homestead to store records and preserve pioneer relics. The deal priced at 4500 dollars.
A Sydney correspondent compares English apple culture to Australian orange culture in the Parramatta district near Sydney. The river scenery resembles the Thames above Richmond, with spring wildflowers and rock outcrops. Trees including oranges flourish, offering beauty and practical fruit, as plentiful as blackberries in an English lane in autumn.
G A LeDeis of Cedar City Missouri credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with ending his long indigestion after trying many remedies. He reports one bottle cured him and that a friend with similar issues is now gaining strength and hopes to work soon. Houseworth Bros.
Franklin Len Byers, a famed Purdue back, moved to Montana to join a drug company. While at Purdue he studied pharmacy and last year served as assistant professor in the chemical laboratory, and has resided at his county home since June.
A Ontario New York druggist recalls a winter incident where a customer asked for a cough medicine not in stock. He recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and offered a money back guarantee after trial. A day or two later the customer returned with a friend to buy it, praising the remedy. It is sold at Houseworth Bros. drug stores.
In Nashville area David Smith was struck in the knee by an ax while splitting wood. A week earlier he nearly lost a hand operating a shingle machine, leaving only the leaders beneath unsevered.
Three months ago I used Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for constipation. One bottle sufficed and I continue doing business with the firm, finding it profitable and pleasant. Editor Phil L Keener notes Scammon Miner adjoins. Sold by Thomas and Rushbton's drug stores.
A new state bank will be established at Holton with capital stock of $25,000 and a large territory to draw upon.
London report says American businessmen plan a chamber of commerce in London to boost iron and steel trade. The move would help American traders refer inquiries to makers, reduce freight rates, cut dock charges, and foster alliances with British firms to expand American influence in England.
Houseworth Bros advertise Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a stomach rest aid that digests food, lets you eat freely without dieting, and relieves post meal distress to restore vitality.
A Philadelphia Press note records a back-and-forth about naming a day for a club tournament. They settle on the first week in October and confirm entry for the event at the Hoot Man links.
Trade mark C with a tail on a light blue metal box promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Tablets stamped C C C. Sold by AL druggists for 10 cents.
A dialogue from the Ohio State Journal notes one aeronaut’s skepticism toward weather predictions as his airship crawls, despite a forecast of a 50 mile per hour breeze for the day. The exchange contrasts cautious meteorology with practical flight challenges.
Long Sufferer from Constipation Smith D Hinman president of Mercantile Fire Ins Co Chicago testifies Bailey's Laxative Tablets are the best remedy after a lifetime of discomfort. Thousands of testimonials on file. 20 tablets in 10 ct packages 60 in 25 ct packages. One or two tablets at night relief by morning. Chocolate coated. Made by Lakeside Med Co Chicago. Sc a Sy Rushton's Drug Store.
A well known Charlestown township youth on the Charestown Samuel Street was fatally hurt when thrown onto a sharp stump during a cattle drive from a field. Internal injuries are reported.
Advertised as the sole cure for any itchy skin area Dean's Ointment costs 50 cents at drug stores.
The article records divided opinions on whether the Columbia or Shamrock is the better boat in light airs. Lipton voices disappointment yet pride in Shamrock's effort, Morgan notes favorable conditions for the Columbia and flags future races, while Sycamore downplays reasons for the loss. It notes Columbia led by a mile in light winds, finishing narrowly behind Shamrock in stronger breeze, implying further dramatic races ahead.
Health note warns chronic backache signals kidney disorder and potential serious illnesses. Claims Foley's Kidney Cure can restore kidney function and prevent Bright's disease or diabetes. Rushton’s Drug Store promotes the remedy.
Vancouver reports the City of Seattle returning from Skaguay with 314 passengers, a record for the season. Dawsons crowds expect 200 more to reach Skaguay as the southbound ship departs carrying 300000 dollars in gold. Consul McCook of Dawson travels to Washington amid Atlin district excitement over a potential mother lode discovery.
In Hallville Harrison county Texas on September 30 a white mob whipped a black man to death and tried to break into a second black home where a resident killed Julian Atwood. Armed searches target Tom Walker who may have been hanged amid crop mortgage tensions.
A local man travels to the city for medical treatment claiming his railroad fare could have boughtDr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for six months. The ad touts relief from constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble with 50c and 1.00 bottles sold by Thomas and Rushton's drug stores.
Franklin Johnson county corn and fruit growers fared unusually well at the state fair. L. B. Clore and Joe Overstreet, the Paris Exposition winners, with C. A. Brown, J. D. White sides and C. A. Bennett, took twenty four of thirty two corn premiums, while fruit growers captured fifty of one hundred twenty six on apples peaches and pears.
A statement from Supt. J. C. Gluck of the West Virginia Reform School at Pruntytown on October 18, 1900, notes that after trying other advertised cough medicines the institution will use Foley's Honey and Tar exclusively for its effectiveness and harmlessness, with Rushton’s Drug Store referenced.
The report from the Middle States and Maryland college board led by Prof. Nicholas Murray Butler at Columbia University outlines a unified entrance exam scheme. Most institutions signaled approval, with Bowdoin and Harvard excluding. Exams were held at 69 points worldwide. 500 candidates tested and preferences varied among Columbia Barnard Princeton Vassar Wellesley Yale. A testimonial for Chamberlain's remedy follows.
Capitalists show strong interest in possible petroleum near the Eagle Lake ditch and Yellow River junction after dredging by contractor Stemburg. Oil rises from the ditch bottom and is described as superior in quality.
Knox County awards contract to a dredge firm to extend the Yellow river ditch eighteen miles from Starke county east line to the Kukee river. The project aims to straighten the Yellow river and reclaim hundreds of acres.
An advertisement touts Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills as a cure for all kidney ills claiming free from danger. It promotes Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or N and urges readers to order for health relief.
Ten year census shows world population rising from 1.469 billion to about 1.54 billion an increase of over 71 million. Americans gain 20 million versus Europe 30 million while the Western Hemisphere holds about 142 million, Europe about 390 million, and Africa rapid growth noted.
A vintage ad copy touts instant relief from burns cuts strains and stings using Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil available at any drugstore.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a storage plant and a north pole expedition. Specific names, dates, or organizations are unreadable, leaving only vague references to a person and an expedition context.
Ned notes Ted questions ease of winning her as the younger sister becomes enovaged, a quip from the drudge column suggesting social dynamics and timing affect romance.
W T Wesson of Gholsonville Virginia, a druggist, reports customers praise Your One Minute Cough Cure as the best remedy for coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles. Houseworth Bros.
Bay View strikers vote to call out the radical element who recently returned to work. About thirty-five skilled workers will return tomorrow due to Illinois Steel not paying the Amalgamated scale, which was in effect when the mass quit weeks ago.
Fragmented OCR text notes a shipment or listing involving small boxes and a place name unclear. Names and specifics are partly unreadable, but reference to quantities and a purchaser or seller appears.
Mr. Fasee-Dr Newley says that eating alone is not conducive to long life and asks if you agree. Miss Passe-Oh! Mr. Fasee, this is so sudden. Caresses.
An old time drug ad promotes Cascarets candy cathartic as a permanent cure for constipation. It offers 100 tablets for 25 cents with a money back guarantee if Cascarets fail. Local druggists refund money if not satisfied.
Samuel Morehouse of 1200 Middlebury Street reports back pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Houseworth Bros drug store. The ad states the product is for sale by all dealers at 50c, with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole U. S. agents.
Old mining man Joe Cooper recalls a famous poker game on a snowbound railway sleeper near Wilson Colorado in 1899. Senator Tabor Denver mining promoter Fields and a stranger played for 11 hours with gold bars worth about 4000 dollars each as stakes, ending with the stranger four dollars ahead. The porter was paid fifty dollars for tending the players.
S. A. Ingalls of Crown Point New York writes his wife suffered kidney trouble for years. She tried Foley's Kidney Cure and within a week improved and three bottles cured her. Rushton’s drug store.
In a Kearney street clash after 1 am, seven men were wounded one fatally possibly, and several others escaped. About fifty shots were fired. some bystanders were injured and plate glass windows shattered. Police fought strikers in a violent riot on September 830.
A letter from Chas. R. Wessmar of Evanston NL reports his son aged about 24% recovered from a severe cold after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He credits the product with stopping the illness after other treatments failed. Rushton's drug store handles Foley's.
Miss Carrie Heaton departed for Seattle to sail for Yokohama Japan and resume missionary work with headquarters in Tokio. A farewell reception was given at her church last evening. Heaton has spent five years in Japan and returned two years ago.
A fragmented passage contrasts wise action with folly and urges smart choices. It mentions death by one’s actions or avoidance, references the Rocky Mountain path, tea at night, and a nudge to consult a druggist. The text reads like a moralizing snippet with oblique guidance.
Lafayette citizen William Dover eighteen years old had both legs crushed above the knees and fingers of his right hand cut off by a Big Four freight train early this morning. He was clinging to rods under the car when he lost grip and fell. Doctors say he cannot recover.
Forestdale Virginia resident C M Phelps reports his child was fully cured of a severe eczema using De Witts Witch Hazel Salve. The notice warns to beware of counterfeits and claims instant relief for piles. Houseworth Brothers distributed the product locally.
Quote from Chicago Daily News reflects a declaration that plain, intellectual women feel a tinge of envy toward a certain male personality described as a hamd aeme. The fragment shows social humor without further context.
A fragment quotes H. W. Beecher on the value of struggle for truth and growth in education. The saying emphasizes that defeat and effort forge stronger learning.
A fragment notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for a racking cough. It claims soreness relief and a warm healing feeling, mentioning Rushton's drug store as the source or seller.
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