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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
6
A group of well known educators will be heard at the association gathering. The talks will cover a wide variety of subjects and are expected to attract strong attendance.
An Elkhart testimonial touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a safe cure for kidney trouble. Mrs. John Metcalf reports her husband suffered back pain and frequent night urinations, improved after using the pills bought at Houseworth Bros. drug store. The couple advocates the remedy and urges others with similar symptoms to try it. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
A historical health ad promotes Burdock Blood Bitters promising relief from bloating and fatigue by keeping the blood pure. The copy urges simple eating, exercise, cleanliness, and long life, reflecting era optimism about tonic tonics and domestic wellness products.
Advert says hives eczema and salt rheum cause itch and discomfort. Claims Dean's ointment cures obstinate cases and urges readers to buy from all druggists.
Advertisement asserts Dean's Regulats ease bowel discomfort, tone the stomach, and cure constipation with simple daily use. Claims include rapid relief and straightforward action for chronic cases.
Mrs Nancy M Hanson of Hamburg New York says her child was badly burned on the face neck and chest and the pain ceased after applying Dr Thomas's Eclectric Oil, the child then slept peacefully.
An advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea aids rheumatism by correcting kidney function. It asserts uric acid buildup remains in the blood and that the tea or tablets remove it, pricing at 35 cents.
Allétter states he painted his house four years ago with Ryan: ley and Vrooman paint. He says the finish still looks better than a large new house and recommends buying paint for homes from B. Cud frey and Son.
A forthcoming political science event is announced by a Washington society connected to George Washington University. The date appears in the notice as November 1995 with details to be provided.
Col. Dan M Swap a millionaire mine owner launches a campaign for Congress challenging Representative Brownlow in Tennessee's First District. Swap previously ran for railroad commissioner in the last state election. William J Bryan plans to start his Wisconsin speaking drive on November 11 at a Milwaukee Jefferson Club dinner marking the club's 21st anniversary.
Wilbur F. Wakeman secretary of the American Protective Tarif League reports widespread sentiment in the Middle West in favor of renominating President Roosevelt after a recent tour.
The article notes that only about a dozen of the forty five union governors face elections this year with Massachusetts and Rhode Island holding annual elections still. It lists Kentucky Maryland Mississippi as four year terms and New Jersey as a three year term.
The granite shaft memorial to Wisconsin soldiers who died at Andersonville prison was dedicated today in ceremonies led by Governor Davidson and Wisconsin officials with many army veterans in attendance. The monument cost $10,000.
In Norfolk on October 17 a large attendance and engaging program marked New Jersey Day at the Jamestown exposition. Governor Stokes and state officials attended along with many New Jersey representatives and citizens.
Dr J L Hively has opened an office in Chicago at 5461 Washington avenue. He will divide his time between Chicago and Elk Hart with visits on Monday Wednesday and Friday each week. A receptionist will answer phones and schedule appointments.
Advertises Foley's Kidney Cure as a universal remedy for kidney issues within medical aid, claiming it will cure any case not beyond help. Sold by all dealers with no further action or detail.
A testimonial from Mrs Mary C Crawford of Ilesdale Washington reports Herpicide cured her dandruff and hair loss. Dr B J Beardsley of Champaign Illinois also endorses Herpicide for dandruff and hair loss with patient satisfaction. Product sold in two sizes 30c and 1 00.
Speakers include Brantz of Oklahoma Cummins of Town Broward of Florida and Charles R Davis of Minnesota with A Cotton Indiana state superintendent. One session focuses on cooperation and women’s interests in agricultural life led by Mrs Katherine Stahl and Miss Mary F Rausch. Topics cover farm product protection speculation taxation rural free delivery immigration railroad rate reform and pure food laws enforcement.
The Elkhart Indiana Board of Public Works invites sealed proposals by 10 a.m. October 14 1907 for main sewer construction along East Jackson Street from the Elkhart River to city limits with pipe sizes 24 29 18 and 12 inches. Local sewers on Hudson Weaver’s Court West Franklin and Kray streets to specified limits using 12 inch vitrified pipe. Bids require certified checks 2 of estimate and bonds. the board may reject any bids and plans are on file.
Fragmentary note suggests a cup related item described as a quart. The readable text hints at measurements but lacks full context or participants.
The American Cross of Honor board in Washington outlines policy for presenting the Cross of Honor to individuals judged to have performed the most heroic life saving during the year. The Treasury Secretary confers a medal for drownings saved, and the President awards it to recipients.
The eldest son Mike of Teck is described as the late Duke of Teck and brother of the Princess of Wales. In 1894 he married Lady Margaret Grosvenor, daughter of the first Duke of Westminster. They have two sons and two daughters.
Real estate transfers show Soloman Stutsman transferring 30 acres in Harrison township to Wm G Plank. Wm HH Ackerman transfers to Richard B. The notice lists parcel details and names of involved parties in a concise excerpt.
Readable portions mention a series of proper nouns such as Goshen Keyser and Eureka Boomershine. The text appears as a fragmented label or correspondence with unclear action or event. No coherent incident or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
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