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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
6
An old Dean’s Kidney Pills advertisement claims benefit for those troubled by urinary issues. The copy urges readers to trust Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as sole U S agents and warns to remember the name Dean’s and take no other. The price is listed as 50 cents.
Mrs N F Rowan of Mc Donough Georgia credits three bottles of lectric Bitters with curing chronic liver and stomach trouble and a blood condition turning her skin red. She says she appears 20 years younger and now helps in her husband’s store. Sold at Houseworth Brothers drug store for 50 cents.
A fragment discusses creating a house in Truth with a want ad style that would be real for every landlord in the city. The note hints at a universal advertisement approach.
The readable fragments mention visitors and costs but lack clear names dates or places. It hints at financial concerns and a discussion about free services or access during a gathering. No definite events or outcomes are present in the legible text.
Mrs Curry of Trowbridge and Mrs Eversojé of Hindsboro Illinois announce a remedy for ill children. They promote Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a laxative tonic not containing narcotics. Free sample bottles are offered by mail. Houseworth Bros. sell it for 50 cents per bottle.
A monument in a public square near the house opposite the old courthouse commemorates President Millard Fillmore. The 92 foot shaft rests on a 24 foot base, with sculptured lines, designed by Carrere & Hastings and Proctor. Cost exceeds 100000 funded from surplus Pan-American Exposition funds.
Taft arrives in Portland Oregon for a state wide event with a public speech at the Armory after a stop in Vancouver. The visit aims to engage thousands as officials arrange a reception and orderly procession within a 24 hour trip.
Maude Tyner of St Louis Missouri describes long standing constipation and stomach trouble and credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with a permanent cure She urges American women to obtain a free sample by sending address to Pepsin Syrup Co Caldwell Building Monticello Illinois and Jopigenorth Bros
Money to loan for real estate at the corner of Main Street and Lexington Avenue. Terms and interest details available on request from the abstract office.
The notice invites all employees and citizens to a Friday evening celebration at 7 30 at the Veloc Bate factory. It announces new buildings and growth as well as welfare of the company. Signed by the Mercantile Co. office.
The text discusses Tasmanian Aboriginal people and a 19th century discovery of their remains, noting shaven heads and fur around calves, with Trucaninni cited as dying around 70 in 1876. It reflects on misinterpretations by contemporaries and claims the Tasmanians were among the world’s oldest stone age populations, whose full character remains uncertain.
The text portrays Maggie as relentlessly cheerful and organized, rarely noticing trouble and viewing misfortune as a silver lining. Her optimistic outlook sustains domestic harmony despite sour parlor maids and family stress, leading Mrs. Carter to consider strict measures to safeguard Maggie's future.
A fragmentary report notes high security costs and taxes limiting access to safety. It cites figures like £190 monthly and £2,280 yearly, arguing only the wealthy can afford security while the poor feel exposed in Rus.
An antiquated narrative describes a family at a table with two large seats and two small boys. A younger brother sulks over his limited ice cream while the elder indulges, provoking a sharp maternal rebuke and a warning from a policeman nearby.
The Cincinnati physician visits a restaurant and quizzes the waiter about coffee use. He argues coffee and tea are linked to widespread health problems, while the patron defends daily caffeine as harmless.
Fragmentary excerpt recalls a 12th century tale near Oxford about a fish with a wild man shape found in nets. The narrative, cited by Ralph de Coggeshall, mentions a governor and a tale of discipline among workers tied to a church, with fragmented dialogue about laziness and a harsh lesson.
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