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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
2
A sensational health claim from a sale notice describes a patient suffering rheumatism who reportedly found immediate relief after using a so called Mystic Cure. The advertisement asserts life saving effects and promotes the remedy sold by Allen House druggist on Main Street.
Well known medical fact states pine resin treats bladder and kidney diseases. Backache and kidney troubles said to improve with Pine-ules. Price one dollar for thirty days of treatment at Houseworth Bros. drug store.
Mrs. M. R. Hoffman to host a masquerade dance at Hoffman hall Saturday afternoon October 13 at 2 30. Admission 25 cents per couple extra ladies 15 cents. Also noting coverage of world championship games Cubs versus White Sox at 20th Century Buffet 328 South Main Street and Post Cafe 617 South Main St plus a statement of company liability limitations and signatures from Elkhart Plumbing and Heating Co president F R Flynn with date 18.
A statement reports defalcation at Ceballos & Co Havana agents of a New York company. Silveira & Co. Havana brokers allegedly misappropriated up to 11 million, with Manuel Silveira absent aboard the Carmelina en route to New York. William V. Rowe of Sullivan Cromwell to oversee asset protection and potential restatement.
California Develop ment company aims to divert the Colorado River back to its former course. By Friday the railroad trestle will be finished and rock dumping will begin. Three steam shovels operate at quarries and 80 rock cars will move material to the river. officials justify the project as worth nearly a million dollars.
Messrs Peirie Peet and Titsworth, members of the firm, are in the city for the meeting. The text notes an eerie mood during the gathering but provides limited readable details.
Leaving Chicago 6 00 p m Wednesdays arrives Omaha 9 00 a m Thursdays Colorado Springs 7 50 a m Fridays Salt Lake City 11 25 a m Saturdays arrive San Francisco 4 28 Sundays A good way to go for the rates are low For full information apply to F R Mosier D P A 103 Adams St Chicago U1 10 15
Farmers advertise printing state bills on water proof cards at reasonable prices and invite customers to visit their shop.
President C. S. Barrett of the National Farmers Union issues calls for 800 county and parish centers to be held on a date in October to urge coordinated action and the holding of all reaches.
Certification that druggists authorize refunds if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. Claims it stops coughs, heals lungs, prevents pneumonia and consumption, contains no opiates, and genuine yellow package. Warns customers to ask for its and refuse substitutes. Houseworth Bros.
An old advertisement extols a Dean's Ointment claiming to treat piles eczema skin itching eruptions cuts bruises and abrasions with permanent healing. It cites testimonial from Mrs Harriett Beidler of Elkhart Indiana and touts low cost and effectiveness for chronic conditions.
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