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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
3
Promotes a tonic claim that Root Juice quickly removes the cause of indigestion bloating belching heartburn and rheumatism. Ends with urging readers to buy at any drug store for swift relief and healing benefits for the nerves and kidneys.
C O Eldridge of Empire Georgia endorses King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds sore throat croup and lung troubles. He claims seven years of use and guarantees satisfaction with sale at Dreier Brothers drug store priced 1.00 with free trial in town.
Congressmen Gilhema and others will explain canal sentiment at a Commercial club meeting in Toledo. Engineers from the Toledo area will discuss the project and a special feature is planned. Secretary Legan reports stock certificates for the Fort Wayne and Chicago Waterway transportation group will be issued for sale. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup ad appears with claims of relief for infant diarrhea.
Transfers of real estate from Holler and others at 7 Court Street to H Gotz for 3000 dollars. Various parcels in Hanna and Fisher additions, Lakeside Park, Maumee and Jackson townships, and other townships listed with buyers and sale values. Names include Holler, Gotz, Meltwe, Wrolf, Tehebkuhler, Ackerman, Tileot, Dalbach.
Notice reports Indianapolis area Warsaw officials plan stronger enforcement of Sunday closing laws after alleged violations. Police detained a man found with whisky. he was released after promising to comply. Mayor Rigdon cites absence of leadership as contributing to breaches and vows vigilance.
A premature blasting accident near Ossian injured W. L. Zellner as he placed a charge under a stump. The force threw him several feet, lacerating his hand and eye. A physician treated him. no serious outcomes expected. Zellner, an immigrant to the area, had converted Ashburn farm into a notable township property.
An advertisement proclaims Hem-Reld as a guaranteed universal cure for piles. It rejects ointments injections or topical treatment and touts a single tablet solution from Calambig Warne Catelen street address. The misleading copy asserts proof and urges readers to purchase without medical consultation.
Fragmentary text notes public eye and political contest with reference to presidential routine and belligerent stance. Mentions Willers Jennings Bryan and a generic legal or governmental process amid wartime or national service themes.
New Haven residents host and travel to Fort Wayne and nearby towns shaping a week of guesters. Families, church groups, and clubs plan gatherings as locals and relatives mingle across Indiana communities.
In Obslan Indiana a Presbyterian district missionary meeting will be held at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening at 8 and continuing through Wednesday with lectures by Dr Mary Bradford and Missionary Agent M Frost. The Sisterhood covers most northern Indiana with many churches active in missionary work and about 100 delegates expected.
Eist News Bureau reports 17 year old Henderson was captured near Tippecanoe after fleeing a farm house burglary in Etna Green Indiana. He broke from sheriff Vorglz and a large posse as he fled onto the public highway but was recaptured and jailed. He says no burglary was intended.
The funeral services for Tate Agu Beaver of Claypool were conducted Wednesday by Rev. WW Wright at the Methodist church. Relatives and friends attended, and numerous flowers were sent in tribute to the deceased.
The Indiana W C T U plans a program at Winona Lake next summer with speakers including Mrs. Peter Brand, treasurer of the national WCTU, Mrs. Frances Beauchant, Miss Belle Kearney, and Dr. Annie Siew, among others.
Misleading advert claims stomach trouble stems from indigestion and promotes long cure times. It touts a patented remedy with social proof and a money-back guarantee, urging regular dosing before meals to boost digestive juices and restore health.
A jury found Randall guilty of setting liquor to Mingis and other charges. Andrew Donnelly was arrested on a non license charge after a late case setting. detailed names and proceedings included but with unclear wording. The judge, prosecutors, and officers presented a complex trial with fines sought and contested.
The St Corolus Borpinnus Benevolent Society of St Amy’s Carroll parish will host a smoker and social at St Mary’s hall after Easter. A two music program is planned with several speakers addressing the audience. Committee members Adam A. Rehnhart chair and Peter Nussbaum Henry Brink Charles Helker Insepi Zurhucl and Carl Bigkel will oversee events. All faith members are invited to attend.
Pennsylvania Lines offers a weekend excursion to Chicago on April 11 and 12. E. Ross is the Fort Wayne ticket agent handling details.
Nine year old Garrett Bom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Siegle, fell while playing with a kite after a ladder in a tree tipped. Harold Siegle climbed the tree, the ladder slipped, and the ladder struck the boy, breaking his leg below the knee. Hoover Jones delivery wagon carried him home. Dr. Thompson treated the injury and the child rested comfortably.
The Miami athletic club has arranged an athletic entertainment at the hall tonight. The card will feature several boxing and wrestling exhibitions with the main event a match between Chick Long and Nick Collis.
Henry Dill, charged by Food Inspector Wacker for selling milk not up to standard, pleaded guilty in Justice Hosler's court yesterday. Dill claimed he was a victim of other dairymen as he faced the penalty and the case highlighted failures to meet milk quality standards.
The Barber Asphalt Company started repairing asphalt on Washington Boulevard East and Hanna Street. Workers are addressing pavements laid by the Aten Tray company years ago, with repairs under a given guarantee.
The St George branch No 727 of the order will stage a public party at St Peter's School Hall on April 29. Preparations are under way to collect the parts of leh rear as area services continue.
Ebshteen applicants for clerk and carrier positions will be examined Saturday in Columbia City. Exam supervision will be under the county superintendent.
Grace Lutheran in Columbia City hosts Lenten services with Rev. Tedlrow from Kalamazoo delivering a sermon. Rev. Bowers preaches at North Manchester, with services planned for this and next week. The county court case involving Williams and a prosecution warrant is noted, with the accused asserting innocence.
An aged resident of Whitley County was taken into custody today by Crostedte Caley and arraigned before Justice P. Newcomb at South Whitley on a charge of having stolen elov-
Mary Siegley of Cleveland was declared of unsound mind by a lunacy commission and sent to a state institution for treatment in Columbia City Indiana. She agreed to admit for treatment, with authorities hoping her reason will be restored.
COLUMBIA CITY Ind April 3 The local lodge of Knights of Pythias conferred the third degree on nine candidates led by Charles Jones John Tt Clapham E I Strang Will McDonald Bawary Lily Harry Gelvin Pred Sanders William Welch and Calvin Sauder at a Tuesday evening ceremony.
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