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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
7
rekl am listing offers a mail order remedy Denn Tonlock Glad wiDiNa for liver kidney stomach headaches rheumatism and provides a money back guarantee. Also promotes Denn's Species Catarrh Cure for 5 cents with agents wanted and contact details in Columbus Ohio.
Travel feature promotes Colorado trips with mountain scenery and recreational activities. It highlights low round trip rates to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo on Union Pacific trains and invites inquiries for rates and Colorado literature from W. G. Neimyer at 120 Jackson Boulevard Chicago Illinois.
Clear complexions and bright eyes claim Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup. It says poor digestion and inactive liver cause a sallow look, and the product aids digestion while stimulating the liver and bowels. Substitutes refused by Houseworth Bros.
Money deposited before July 12 with Mishawaka Trust and Savings will earn interest from July. The Big Four Sunday excursion to Benton Harbor costs 75 cents round trip. Trains depart Elkhart at 8:05 a.m. with return from Benton Harbor announced.
Havana reports a de facto halt in fighting while veterans and delegates from both sides seek a negotiated framework. Proposals include amnesty for municipal elections within 60 days and a new minority representation law, with liberals urging resignations of high officials to spur countrywide support.
Address line provides inquiry contact for information at 120 Jackson Boulevard Chicago Illinois.
Lewiston Maine reports Speaker Joseph Cannon addressing a large crowd. He criticized Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor and defended the federation as an honorable organization supporting wage earners.
Advertises a remedy labeled Turkish Remedy Co offering treatment for suppressed and irregular menstruation. Claims to relieve obstinate cases and to be perfectly safe. Priced at $1.00 per box, mailed in plain packaging from Kalamazoo Michigan.
A health note warns men over sixty face kidney and bladder disorders often from enlarged prostrate. Foley's Kidney Cure is urged at first signs of danger and is claimed to restore regularities. An elderly user, 91, reports lasting relief after two bottles.
Dr Finn of Boonsboro Missouri with 32 years in practice claims Foley's Kidney Cure is the most effective remedy for chronic and acute kidney and bladder issues. He says it stops irregularities and strengthens the whole system without other medications.
A promotional notice claims Dr Caldwell's Laxative Syrup Pep sin saved a reader from death by bowel inflammation. It touts gentle soothing cure, sold by Houseworth Bros. in 50¢ and 1.00 prices with money back if it ail.
H L Stanley of Bruno praises Dr King's New Consumption for curing his wife's five year cough and lung bleeding. He claims the medicine restored health and offers a trial bottle for free and a money back guarantee through Houenworin Bros. druggists.
A shipping notice outlines a rate set from Big Four to Indianapolis for a period from September 1 to September 17, 1914. The document lists the dates and suggests a return routing or schedule across the specified window.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a fire insurance notice with vague location and pricing details at a Main Street address. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable.
Readable fragments describe a special ticket sale linked to a New York city event with India related content. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable. The item appears fragmentary and lacks substantive details for a fuller card.
Fragmentary report notes a train related event involving Northix 42 Winona and Train 28 near Indianapolis and Elkhart, with references to Harbor S58 OB and Wabash. Details are illegible but place names Marion and Anderson appear in scattered OCR.
An old Chicago advertisement warns readers that many imitations imitate Foley’s Honey and Tar. It urges buyers to demand the genuine product in yellow packages and refuse substitutes, calling Foley the best cough and cold remedy.
An advertisement extols August Flower as a universal stomach and intestinal remedy with a thirty five year track record. It touts trials and profits, noting trial bottles and regular size, sold by Houseworth Bros.
A partial line mentions wagons and a time before 7 a m with unclear place name Char and details garbled.
An older advertisement warns that sick kidneys produce warning signs such as pain and foamy urine and links to health dangers like dropsy and Brights disease. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy with customer testimonial from Keebler of Elk Anrt Texas and Houseworth Bros Drug Store as retailer.
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