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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
3
Come right down and see the largest selection of tally cards and party essentials in the city. Tally cards priced 10c to 35c per dozen, playing cards various per deck, bridge pads and cinch cards 10c per dozen, tally card punches 35c, tally pencils 20c per dozen.
Local oyster purveyor promotes Sealshipt oysters available daily in tubs and ready for markets and restaurants. Buyers can source fresh delivery from a coastal supplier known for consistent harvest quality and rapid turnover.
A marvel claimed cure for rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days with a single dose easing symptoms immediately. The advertisement states benefits from the first dose and lists price of 75 cents or $1, sold by Alen' Houseworth, druggist, 225 So. Main St.
The piece contrasts the poor stomach of laborers with millionaires and promotes Green's August Flower as a long trusted remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims the medicine revives a torpid liver, stimulates appetite, aids digestion, and vitalizes the system with trial bottles offered.
A critical examination charges James A. Hemenway with dishonesty and ignorance in his Senate campaigning. It asserts his defense of protectionist tariffs is misleading and notes the Wilson and McKinley tariff policy era plus the 1890s panic. It argues he dodges historical facts and lobby influence.
The last Republican legislature enacted a ditch law approved by Governor Hawkeye in 1905. It hands the county surveyor broad power to order repairs and set high preliminary costs, prompting widespread farmer complaints and calls for repeal as drains are now far costlier to maintain.
The Republican state committee invited Leslie M. Shaw of Iowa to address a class of the people as a standpat tariff defender. Governor Cummins of Iowa is slated for Indiana to speak as a tariff reformer. The convention hissed Shaw as Cummins was renominated for governor amid thimble-rig politics and trust manipulation.
The Indianapolis Star reports Senator James A. Hemenway praising the great prosperity he attributes to the Republican tariff. It notes his wealth from a Baltimore relative funding a yacht outing for distinguished guests on the Potomac with Speaker Cannon present and hints at future trips for correspondents.
Recruitment notice invites men and women in every community to solicit subscriptions and collect renewals for HGME Magazine. It promises high earnings, independence from employers, and a chance to become exclusive representatives in one’s home county. Write four postal today to Margaret Hart, Supt, Agency Dept, HGME Magazine, Indianapolis, Ind.
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