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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
2
A biblical drama The Shepherd King comes to the New Jefferson theatre in Goshen for two evenings. Wright Lorimer brings a company of nearly 200 with three car loads of scenery to Elkhart audiences, promising a production rivaling Ben Hur. Goshen is the only local city showing the spectacle.
The musical comedy A Knight for a Day with a complete scenic setup and a splendid cast of principals is set to entertain audiences at Bucklen Theatre next Monday evening, November 4. Tuneful music and a pretty chorus add melody and beauty to the production.
A stage version of the famous New England novel Quincy Adams Sawyer will be presented at the Bucklen next Tuesday evening August 35. The plot follows a wealthy Boston lawyer who travels to the country for health and falls in love with a blind girl, amid a cast of unique characters and elaborate scenery built for the production.
Critics hail The Secret Orchard at the Garrick Chicago as a highly successful dramatic production. Josephine Victor leads a strong cast including Adelaide Prince and Vincent Serrano in a vivid presentation of a tale of betrayal, forgiveness, and high society.
A public license notice announces Isaac V Sailor and later another applicant Cornt Titus seeking licenses to sell spirituous and malt liquors in Elkhart County Indiana. The notices specify the premises on Tyler Avenue Elkhart Concord township and a room in the Standard Hotel with details of location and the request to sell in quantities less than a quart with on premises drinking. The notices set the November 1907 Board of County Commissioners session at Goshen Court House for license consideration and describe the described premises and building.
The article compares ants industrious spring behavior with tiny scalp germs that cause hair loss. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only remedy that kills the germs, selling through druggists with samples by sending 10 cents to The Herpicide Co in Detroit. House Worth Bros. is listed as special agents.
Widely recommended for curing qualities and thirty years of superior merit. Claims relief for indigestion constipation rheumatism and bad blood. Tea or tablets priced at 25 cents. Houseworth Bros.
Ail shkees shoes at Lusher Bros. 609 Main St offering 20 percent off regular shoe store prices.
Ad claims Dean's Ointment cures piles eczema and any skin itch with a simple scratch. It urges readers to buy from all druggists.
An elderly woman nicknamed grandma Jones lived to a venerable age of four score and three without aches, attributing her health to Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from Houseworth Bros.
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