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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
4
The piece attacks a Republican strategy in the Thirteenth district race featuring Frank F. Hering. It argues a smear letter misleads voters, defends Hering’s honesty, and urges focus on monopoly and tariff reform over religion or personal attacks.
The text argues the truth does not accuse the Republican party of responsibility for the anonymous letter. It states Prof. Hering is under the control of the Pope of Rome and rejects the claim that a Republican machine is involved.
The piece reports a political battle in Elkhart Indiana over Prof. Hering a Notre Dame professor as Democratic candidate for Congress. A letter accusing him of Catholic ties provokes Dr C C Bower to defend Hering praising his American citizenship and independence from church control.
The piece accuses Congressman Brick of tolerating slander against his opponent Prof. Hering to gain votes in Starke county while denouncing personal attacks elsewhere. It cites Simon Bybee Esq and local speeches in San Pierre North Judson and Hamlet.
A report notes substantial Elkhart funds are being spent in Chicago today, described as far too much for the current context.
A vignette urges readers to take Allen's Lung Balsam before a cold grips the throat and lungs. It claims after a few doses the cough becomes easier and less frequent, with a complete cure possible after a short course.
A Chicago Record Herald cartoon lampoons busy residents dodging political meetings while friends press attendance. The trio shows declining to hear a speaker, then racing to beat rivals, with a nod to a local Trumpet Notes band influencing Republican politics.
The same landslide that elected Mayor Fogarty of South Bend will elect Prof. Frank B. Hering to Congress. The voice of the working people will be heard.
A call to ignore distractions and focus on the core questions. The piece cautions against letting personalities and rumors drown out the test of evidence and public inquiry.
A playful note hints that the King of Siam will visit this country and likely capture an heiress while planning a book titled Impressions of Chicago, promising a lighthearted cultural encounter.
The quote argues that a man lacking the trust and respect of the party's strongest members cannot deserve the party's backing. It emphasizes internal loyalty and credibility as prerequisites for political support.
An old style ad copy notes slips on ice and wet ground in year end conditions. It promotes Perry Davis Painkiller as a remedy to relieve bruised flesh and sore throbbing muscles, claiming it has given relief to users.
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