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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1908
Page
8
Fort Wayne residents are invited to view a demonstration of the National Vaporizer, touted as a scientific remedy for asthma bronchitis hay fever catarrhal deafness and coughs. Endorsed by leading physicians, the device is shown for a limited time in the Meyer Bros. Co north window at Wayne and Calhoun Streets.
An erratic society column sketches a chaotic scene with fragmented chatter about names, events, and socialites. Vague references mingle to cover a wedding, a reception, and public notices with unclear details about people and places.
An unclear report describes Brown taking iron and facing arrest amid disjointed text. The fragment mentions a prison or section reference and hints at a legal consequence but lacks coherent details or dates.
Good Enough Aer NaS two champions headline the Dan and Bob Stone kennels. Lads’s Dan, a five year old veteran, is being groomed for a championship after a strong season that included several prizes. Rob Stone dominates every entry, and the Kennels’ brace showings have swept classes. The dogs are trained by Ankenbruck and Dr A Git Era and are now stud service. Lay Gladstone, a Charonghbred, is linked to Dan and his progeny in a S500 prize pool offer. Exhibitions at the Kennels showcase the pair’s prowess and versatility.
An immigrant artist expresses pride in her homeland and United States ties while preparing to perform at the Majestic on April 2. A two day program follows with religious services, conference events, and memorials across several venues, including Bishop Berry and various pastors.
A North Indiana annual conference memorial calls on the General Conference to establish a pension plan for retired pastors widows and orphans. It urges adoption of commissions provisions to provide practical relief and to place pastors emeritus in their rightful status with adequate support. The report is expected at the 1904 session.
Mrs Stella Walters colored wife of James Walters of Wind street died Thursday night at a Chicago hospital. Born in Philadelphia she was twenty seven and had been a member of the Cole and Johnson Theatrical company. Funeral set for this afternoon at 1 from 41 Grand Street then to Peelack Baptist church.
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