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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
5
A promotional listing advertises ladies vests pants and coats, mens shirts, and a wide range of fabrics and notions. It highlights fleeced flannel goods, yarns, zephyr, percale, flannels, eiderdowns, fancy silks, black and colored dress fabrics, silk shirt waists, wrappers, hats, taffeta ribbons, and discounted prices for October sales.
A fragmented account mentions historians Ham mersmith and Maclagan exchanging autographs with Rus sell and AcD Alger, hinting at a trust in New York and reform party blends. It cites Bobby Burke's political pull and a Schiey inquiry, noting needs during a naval battle era and a wind on a yacht race.
Fragmentary reading notes claim Senator Billy Mison is a great man and that he confesses to something. The text references Joliet, Burke, and an urgent need for a claimant, but details are unclear.
Essay argues that true courage and right action come from a purified conscience and selfless aim. It claims a conscientious person prospers, while vice invites punishment, and urges earnest prayer and moral reform to strengthen the intellect and character.
Fragmented lines mention large entities and places but lack coherent events or names to summarize a specific action or outcome. The readable phrases point to a broad historical reference without a clear subject or date.
A historical wage comparison shows Dakota and Minnesota harvest hands earning from about $1.53 to $2.90 per day across 1860s to 1890s. Dakota often paid higher averages after 1888, with Minnesota showing lower rates in several years and both states reflecting regional labor conditions and wage policies. The report cites government records and state boards to detail the shifts in daily wages and notes peak averages in certain years.
Fragmented local items note Columbus Judge Herd confirms Harry Bradley’s right to $5,000 held in trust by the late Mund Mooney, contested by Bradley’s sisters. Also reports on Wabash editor Sharpe facing criminal libel pressure, Grand Army union activity, a Beardsley mills lease and upgrades, and scattered regional notices.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh remedy and touts F J Cheney Co as trustworthy. It cites endorsements from L West Truax Waldring Kisnan Marvin wholesale druggists in Toledo Ohio and promotes Halts Catarrh Cure taken internally for 75 cents per bottle with free testimonials.
A World telegraph from Washington reports Senator Devew and Miss May Palsmer will wed during the week starting November 18 at a European home. The event is described as a notable society occasion with family and guests traveling to attend.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a broad revival of discourse on shipbuilding industry and regulatory action. Names and dates are garbled. central idea suggests debates on law, industry support, and regional figures influencing policy.
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