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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
6
Test of any hair tonic is its ability to combat dandruff and stop hair loss. Herpicide claims to strike at the root by killing the germ that affects the papilla, with letters from prominent users supporting its effectiveness. Sold by druggists with samples available by mail order. Two sizes offered 50 cents and one dollar.
Soothes itching and cuts on burns without a sear. Cures piles eczema salt rheum and any itching. Your druggist sells it.
The Indianapolis Toupee Co. will have a representative at the Buckien hotel Thursday evening from 5 to 10 p.m. and will be pleased to meet all bald headed men. Call for D J Cenley.
The ad notes that individuals suffer from habitual constipation and that Dean's Regulats relieve and strengthen the bowels, restoring regularity. Mentions Sulphur Springs, Texas and a grocer named Davis as a seller.
Foley's Boney claims to ease coughs colds and lung troubles without opiates or harmful drugs. The ad states the product complies with the Pure Foods and Drug law and is suitable for children and adults, available for sale by all druggists.
Summary of seasonal happenings across leagues noting Summers joining Detroit after excelled pitching for Hoosiers this season and White Sox maintaining pace in American League. Burkett’s Worcester wins another New England pennant, Wichita Western leads early season, Jobbers roll, Tigers impress in the American League, Browns disappoint, Winnipeg tops Copper Country League race, Reading clinches Atlantic League title over Brooklyn by three points, and a new social group Order of Baseball Fans forming in Binghamton. Minor leaguers outshine majors in Cincinnati contests with LeJeune Jersey City Clements and Thoney notable in long throw bases bunt events.
Local fans discuss forming a stock company in Pikart to support a salaried team. With the Murdoch line to Chicago in place and several towns showing interest, organizers foresee a paid league and expect eight towns to join. Managers Krumpetz and local businessmen see baseball growth tied to the interurban network.
The article notes a stark earnings gap between a team still contesting the spell Nant in a close race and another already clinched for the championship. It highlights two months remaining in the season and references the White Sox with earnings figures and odds against the Cubs.
Reports list John Genzel to succeed Ned Hanlon in Cincinnati George Davis to manage the New York Americans William Armour to replace McCloskey in St Louis Clymer and Dusty tipped for clubs Fielder Jones Fred Clark Jimmy McAleer and Fred Tenney retire Time will tell how many changes occur next season
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a home remedy for piles offering instant relief and a permanent cure. It claims a trial package free to readers and warns against knife surgery as dangerous and humiliating. It urges customers to seek the advertised treatment and beware pharmacy substitutes.
The report lists varied sports topics including track sprinter Mateurism and national leagues, umpire clashes led by Ban Johnson, and Billy Evans hospital incident after a bottle strike in St. Louis. It notes George Davis reorganizing a team for a Cuba winter visit and James Robinson drafted by the Chicago Club. It mentions Lennon building fast rosters for next year and boxing bouts between Dunn Carsey and Sharkey versus Young Kid Farmer on Dayton cards.
National League results show Philadelphia and Detroit games with varied scores and darkened play. Batterys included Hoggs Klainow Blair Coombs Bartley Craig Lord Seareck and others. Additional games featured St Louis Cleveland and Boston New York with multiple pitchers and battery pairings noted.
A fragment from Osolo township lists teachers Mary Weeser TM cBarre Ber and others at the Sanford and Bert Osbbta schools. The item notes a Saturday evening home gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Chas Dills and Theron and a Sunday visit by Theron to South Bend with Mr and Mrs Da Vid Whiteman. Bertha and Winnie Wohl attended as guests of Cotterill and Chis sister.
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