09 Feb 1883
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1883
Page
1
Leading physicians and clergymen endorse Brews Inox Birrens as a remedy for back pain. The advertisement claims it cleanses the blood and rapidly cures neck and nerve issues, urging sufferers not to wait for a better medicine.
A chaotic OCR excerpt reports on political figures, church hierarchy, and laws. It mentions United States senators elected with vast sums, a proposed new tax on beer bottles, a cardinal in New York, and a convention in Indianapolis regarding senatorial districts. It also covers women’s suffrage activists, Mrs. Gougar of Lafayette, and protests against defamation while noting ongoing social reforms.
Local letters condemn a single streetcar or utility monopoly, citing steep rates and extortion. Residents push for two competing firms, warn against street repairs used as leverage, and demand fair pricing, with city residents demanding open markets and lower costs.
An advertising passage extols Kathairon as a cheap elegant remedy for glossy resilient wavy hair. It claims hair growth, prevention of shedding, relief from prais Hess prays daudrute itching, strengthens strands, adds curling ability, and holds hair in desired positions.
An OCR heavy item lists multiple properties and addresses with scattered names and figures. It appears as a mixed ad and notice fragment. Street addresses, lot numbers, and block references are interspersed with names like J. W. Edsall and Perley, with unclear dates or prices.
The notice outlines major rail connections between New York and Chicago via the Lusiy Railway with emphasis on designated travel corridors and service expectations for travelers. It highlights routes, stations, and possible schedule notes affecting passenger movements.
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