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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
2
The boy son of H. M. Adams of Henrietta Pennsylvania suffered five years with eczema and poisoned blood. His mother credits seven bottles of Electric Bitters with a complete cure. The remedy is praised for blood disorders and rheumatism and sold for 50 cents by Houseworth Bros.
Parcel offered on Pleasant Plain avenue a rich prairie lot near the city car line and the large factory district on the south side. Priced from $400 and up. Contact D. M. Best at 115 Lexington.
The tribe hosts a Pedro party Friday evening September 24 at the G A R hall with admission refreshments and prizes.
An old advertisement claims constipation causes headache dizziness and languor. It touts drastic physics and gentle relief with Noan’s Regulats, priced at 25 cents and available from druggists.
In Watertown Wisconsin J A Swenson credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing ten years of eczema after 15 doctors could not help. The advertisement touts the salve as infallible for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles and notes a 25 cent price at House Worth Bros.
Read the Truth reports Great Shows for Small Prices as Hyde Theatre Party offers a premier acting scenic repertoire to Elkhart theatre patrons at Bucklen theatre tonight and through the week with a ten cent weekly price.
Review notes the Mac Warburton company drawing laughter with comicalities of Jack Warburton and Fran Wali as spectators cheer. Tonight presents Chimmnuiue Padden based on New York life by Edgar W Townsend with catchy songs and vivid scenes from Bowery street corner to Larchmont home, praised for strong acting and staging.
The Gentleman from Mississippi, breaking Chicago records for a comedy run, comes to Bucklen on Monday September 27. Produced by Wm A Brady and Joseph Grismer, the show is a constant ripple of laughter with Burr McIntosh and Will Delling in leading comic roles. The same Chicago company brings the production to town for this engagement.
The Wagenhals Kemper Co will present Eugene Walter’s paid drama Paid in Full at Bucklen theatre on October 1. The play draws wide fame and crowds, with Harper’s Weekly calling it quick and engaging and critics noting it mirrors everyday street life.
Weber's New York production of The Climax a three act drama by Edward Locke opens at the Bucklen theatre Saturday October 2. The play blends humor with reflection on mental suggestion and imagination, promising charm and thoughtful entertainment for local audiences.
St Louis resident Maude Tyner endorses Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin after years of constipation and stomach trouble. She claims permanent relief and urges American women to try the laxative and tonic, offering a free sample by mail from the Caldwell company. Houseworth Bros. sells it at 60 cents and 1 dollar per bottle.
The column lists De Wolfe as Matinee Idol and mentions August Von Biene in a touring musical comedy. It notes upcoming New York stage projects by Cleveland Moffett and Baldwin Sloane, with Mary Mannering starring in The Watchers and Rex Beach’s The Barrier in rehearsal. Clyde Fitch’s The Woman in the Case is highlighted as a seasonLondon success.
Short loan advertisement announces $100 available to borrow with liberal repayment privileges. Contact C. C. Raymer at the Monger Building for details.
A beginners dance class is organized for September 20 at 7:30 p.m. at Anderson's Hall by Mr and Mrs Wilt.
Suburban property listing for 714 acres at the N. B. corner of Hively and Pleasant Plain avenues. Ten minutes from the south side car line, includes a seven room house, large barn, and a young orchard. Priced at $2,500. Contact D. M. Best, 115 Lexington. Also note sporting goods and fishing tackle by Harry A. Shaffer.
An advertisement urges treatment of weak nerves with Dr. Sboop's Restorative, claims rapid health gains, and notes it is sold by G. D. Miller. It also mentions a Trinity M. E. church lecture on perpetual youth for St. Paul’s building fund and a testimonial about Foley's Kidney Remedy curing kidney trouble with lasting effect.
A concise note introduces Essence of Delight a cherry cocktail at Wall's venue. The item highlights a signature drink featuring cherry flavor and a refined presentation in a cafe setting. Details are limited but suggest a featured menu offering.
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