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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
7
Elkhart druggists F H Bentz Co and E D Miller advertise Hindipo the Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a positive guarantee. The ad claims no charge if it does not help and promises a full refund if there is no benefit. The copy urges readers to try it today.
A brief ad promises a complete leisure package with books magazines candy cigars and a phonograph for all. The seller offers to provide the rest after you furnish the home, emphasizing comfort and entertainment.
Local shop advertises a large and finest candy selection with fresh and pure products. Special this week features chocolate and bonbons priced at 50 cents per pound.
This week features a list of contributors and titles including Jane Cable and Sarah P. McLean-Greene. It mentions Barnegat's Power Lot Hopk Sarah McLean-Greene Max Targus and Bishop of Cottontown while noting various individuals such as Charles Roberts and John Intwooc Moore in a fragmentary showcase.
A local retailer touts the city’s biggest stock with over 200 cigar brands on offer. Shoppers can explore a broad range of labels, blends, and sizes in a single venue.
The article extols Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer as pure and clean, claiming it strengthens health when taken in moderation. It describes the brewing process, eight day malt production, and the Pabst method as superior, with the Blue Ribbon label symbolizing purity. It advises drinking with meals if appetite or digestion falters.
An ad-style claim asserts dandruff stems from a germ and only a germ can cure it. Newbro's Herpicide is billed as harmless and grease free, instantly relieving itching and making hair glossy. Sold by druggists with a 10 cent sample offer to The Herpicide Co Detroit.
Frane Rone of 1009 Middlebury Street East Elkhart Indiana says kidney trouble caused backaches dull eyes and body pain. Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY relieved the symptoms after use and he recommends the remedy. Remember the name Dean's and buy only from authorized agents.
Hundreds of Havana residents traveled to Santiago de las Vegas and Rincon to witness disarmament as insurgents await surrender. Marines tally rifles at Pinar del Rio while 1000 men prepare to entrain. 400 more join, with muster rolls delaying final disarmament.
Elkhart druggists F H Beniz Co and J Miller of 801 South Main advertise BINDIPO a Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic. They guarantee results in all kidney and nervous cases and offer a 50 cent box by mail with a positive guarantee. If it fails to satisfy, they bear the cost.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a universal remedy for piles with claims of instant relief and complete cures. It features testimonial letters from Julius Mayer and others, urges readers to try a sample by mailing name and address, and notes price and availability at druggists. Burdock Blood Bitters are also recommended for purity and health.
An ad-style excerpt touts Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It targets millionaires and common folk, claiming the tonic stimulates the liver, restores appetite, and aids digestion. Trial bottles are offered at 25 cents and regular sizes at 75 cents through Houseworth Bros and druggists.
Readable fragment notes a large stock of Concord grapes described as sweet and juicy in Michigan. Advises readers to place orders at once as the harvest season progresses toward a late stage. Contains limited, garbled OCR details about timing and availability.
Northbound timetable shows departures from Indianapolis at 3 10 p m with arrivals at Elkhart 7 20 p m and other stops listed including Goshen Warsaw and Marion. An Indianapolis return schedule places Elkhart at 1 40 p m and arrivals in Indianapolis at 6 p m.
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