Paris Sage advertised by barber in Springfield Mass
A garbled old ad touts Paris Sage and Puritan Sage as cures for dandruff and scalp itch. It claims the product nourishes hair and promises vigor, urging readers to buy from Meyer Bros in Buffalo and others. The spoof style imitates a testimonial letter from Geo A Stilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Barbers
Springsfield
Varistin
Mali Stetet
Springfeld
Mass
Mayer
Dottie
Meyer Pros
Tiaffalo
Dr Miles Heart Cure Endorsed By A Covington Patient
A patient named ARS. D. BARRGAN of Covington Kentucky reports relief after using Dr Miles Heart Cure for weak heart action. Promotes the medicine as a strengthening tonic for nerves and heart muscle. The testimonial claims past trial of other remedies and offers to refund the first bottle if it fails to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Talon
Ars. D. Barrgn
Main St. Covington
Dr. Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elichant
Ind
Fairy JPclain’s Slayer Captured in Logansport
A suspect in the murder of Fairy JPclain, identified as Wor Ley Osher, was arrested in Logansport after a long flight across multiple states. He confessed to involvement but claimed the shooting was accidental, detailing intoxicated pain and a panicked flight ending with his capture.
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Logansport
Tual
Worley Osher
Savetheart
Malar
Agel
Inlert
Dunhamile
Strakle
Utter
Cisasin
Lly Cwime
Batrney
Grand Rapidy
Mieh
Osburn
Koko
Tralin
Batana
Tanhande Deleettes
Unclear Mission Officers Listed in Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR fragment lists several names and titles for mission officers and committee members, including A. G. Barry as President and J. A. Quite as secretary, with other roles and participants partially unreadable, suggesting a historic organizational roster with multiple typos and mis-spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Barry
PF. Moxstian
J. A. Quite
Secretin
Erhart
Treaaer
George
Thramst Committee
SS. Wilken
le Lingibtht
Anil Isreare
Hills
A. Tot
J. A. Quince
F. Cover
Furgeson
George B. Evans
Mossinan
Genre Glove
FLA KL Muerett
AL Quince
Blew
OLN
Guldlin
Three Mile Road Law Held Constitutional in Indiana
Judge Leffler of the Delaware circuit court ruled the three mile road law constitutional, allowing county commissioners to authorize road construction without voter approval when the road connects to free gravel or plank roads and is funded by the entire township. Farmers argued it taxed the few for the benefit of many, but the judge found it benefits the whole township and noted several hundred such roads may be built statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Leffler
Delaware Etreult Court
Circurt
Tudge Lester
Indiana
Gas Well at Petersburg Records Massive Output
A Petersburg gas well south of the city shows daily production rising to 800,000 cubic feet per twenty four hours as pressure drives gas to the surface. Escaping gas audible for miles, city leaders prepare leases while surrounding fields produce despite heavy activity. Mansfield area reports gas and oil yields in nearby wells, signaling rising regional energy output.
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Petersburg
Ind
Fort Wayne Mission Plans Fund Drive to Restore Deficit
The Fort Wayne Rescue home and mission board met to launch a campaign to raise 35,000 this year to cover last year's deficit of about 5,000. The effort aims to reach 185,000 to restore financial independence for the institution, which is providing care and services locally.
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Fort Wayne
Affinity Agent Found Guilty of Mail Fraud in Chicago
Mrs Jennie Call, using the alias BL Glyon, ran a matrimonial agency in Chicago and was convicted by a federal court jury of using the mails to promote a fraud. The case mirrors a sentence given two days earlier to Miss Marian Grey. Evidence showed the agency misrepresented clients through correspondence and advertising. A motion for a new trial will be argued April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghiwagu
Jennie Call
BL. Glyon
Chicago
United States
German Societies Plan Smokers at City Catholic Churches
Members of the GoCintlag Alfinated with German Catholic churches in the city organize an entertainment evening at St. Nurse with a dais led by Chairman Adam, Nusbaum, Brinig, Hiller, Zurbach, and Bichel. Speakers from other parishes will attend and a musical program is planned. Men’s societies from St Marys, St Peters, St Pauls and the Precious Blood will join, aiming to stimulate interest in service and benevolent work among younger parishioners.
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Gocintlag
St. Nurse
Dais
Mr. Adam
Petey Nusbaum
Henry Brinig
Charles Hiller
J. F. Zurbach
Carl Bichel
St Mary's
St Peter's
St Paul's
the Precious Blood
Tragic stove oil blast injures Mrs Rea in Muncie
Special to the Gazette. Mrs Edward Rea fifty four of West Fifth street Muncie Indiana fatally injured in a coal oil explosion while trying to rekindle a dying fire at dawn. Her clothing caught fire and she ran to a hydrant collapsing beneath a stream of water. blast tore her clothes and body apart. She is the wife of the Walnut street crossing watchman for the Big Four railroad and mother of several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al-Gazette
Muncie
Inn
Bdward Rea
West Fifth Street
Rea
Walnut Street Crossing
Big Four Reilroad
Strong as a Male Farmer Finds Power from Food
A farmer recounts how proper nutrition improved strength and health after stomach weakness and nervous fatigue. He credits a plan involving specific foods and changes to daily meals, noting weight gain and renewed vitality following a shift to better nourishment. He mentions a friend’s recovery and references a book title, urging readers to seek the road to wellness.
City News Highlights From Huntington Evening
Local report outlines church services by the Reverend Edward Averil at Huntington, a string of illnesses and fatalities, weddings, a disorderly arrest on Calhoun Street, and city officials meeting with William S. Wells in town for municipal league planning. Residents pass along tributes and routine notices as errands and travel plans unfold.
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George BD. Crowley
Edward Averil
Mrinity Episcopal Church
Huntington
John Schuler
Knvon Street
Edward
Patrick Bullivan
Hoagi
St. Joseph's Hoatial
Hleels
Dewey Dillon
Utroliman Elderhal
Ovaning
Calhoun
Jaine Smuth
Rober Denman
Tin Employe Ot
Whride Electrical Construction Company
Terre Floule
Hila
Jessa Grice
County Jar
Shortie Warton
New York
Ehay
Germany
Hanover
Len Darrow
Tiporte
Pred France
William S. Wells
Municipal League
Laperro
Weatherhogg and Crocker End Architecture Partnership
The well known firm Weatherhogg and Crocker dissolves as Charles R Weatherhogg continues in the old firm’s Hamilton Bank building while William Crocker retires to St Joseph Missouri. Weatherhogg plans to wind up affairs in weeks and remain in the same quarters.
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Archhitects
Weatherhogg & Crocker
Charles R
Anthony
Weatherhogg
England
Crocker
Fort Wayne
St Joe
May Robson Delights as Aunt Mary in a Major Stage Moment
The review lauds May Robson's portrayal of Aunt Mary in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary at the Majestic. It praises her artistry, noting she is a delight to watch and leaves audiences with a refined, uplifting feeling. Also mentions Emma Muir funeral announcement for 2:20 PM from 66 St Martin Street.
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Warner
Aunt Mary
May Robson
Majestic
Miss Robson
Dilys Robson
Arts
Emma Muir
St. Martinelreal
Columbia City Hosts First County Birth School Literary Contest
The April 17 event in Columbia City brought high schools from South Whitley, Churybuser, and Columbia City. Participants competed in oratorical, debating, piano, and quartet contests with Columbia City’s school earning top honors and prize money for the piano and quartet winners. Judges included local officials and educators.
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IV News Burea
Colmmeta City
Ind
Birh
South Whitley
Churybuser High School
Columbia City High School
Columbia City
T Wale
Herae Fred Conkli
Elnora McConns
A. Q. Dettries
Nthhnsca
Sat. Gite
North Man
Wabesh and Columbia City contests crown prizewinners
Debating prize went to Miss Arba Green and Miss Helen Bawards with Miss Gertie Hire receiving the honors for her side. Piano honors to Milas Swihart who played Dango Napolitaine. Quartet crown awarded to Columbia City group. Silver trophy funded by Henry Meclarsen, with other prizes from Rev Dr Porch. Attendance high with visitors from across the county. illness prevented Jose Palmer from competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alla Foyle
Churubuses
la Tasonjors
Milas Swihart
Pata Misa Lida M. Edmonds
Elkhat
Nell Albertson
Madge Sharp
Arthur Lester
Ray Harrison
Columbia City
Sbundle Combs
Tinora McConnell
Henry Meclarsen
First National Bank
Francis M. Porch
Grace Tartheran Church
Lowe Lands a First Sacker for 1908 Pirates
Grand Rapids, Mich April 17 Bobby Lowe lands a first baseman for his 1908 pennant players Warren C Gill purchased from the Pittsburgh Pirates after tryouts in March and Hot Springs. Gill, who shined in the Oklahoma City Western Association, attracted Barony Dreyfus’s interest and Lowe’s during a training camp evaluation. The deal follows their Hot Springs trip and a promise to provide a first sacker if the Pirates did not retain him for the season.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Bobby Lowe
Lander
Warren C. Gill
Pitts-burg
Givan
Oklahoma City
Baroney Dreyfitas
Fila Band of Pirates
Lowe
Hot Springs
Bobby
Dreyfus
Fort Wayne
Barney
Smoky City
Pirates
Restaurateur Mar Wiebke Wed in Detroit
William Wiebke longtime Hof Brau Hans partner wed Huntington socialite Elizabeth Briant in Detroit on Thursday. News reached family by telegram as couple planned a quiet home reception at Mrs Wiebke’s house Sunday. Briant known as a Huntington socialite. Wiebke well regarded in Fort Wayne with many friends.
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William Wiebke
Harry A. Wiebke
Hof Brau Hans
Misa Elizabeth Briant
Huntington
Detroit
Harry A Wiebke
Mr. Wiebke
Miss Bryant
Wayne
Advocate of a creed speaks in court amid religious clash
A speaker advocating a creed with aims hostile to orthodox religion arrived in the city yesterday and addressed a court session. The event drew attention to religious tensions as the advocate argued a point tied to the assault on established faith.
Kuhns Regaining Health in Colorado
Mr Adan A Holuhart vents frustration over a pastal card, while Jack Kuhns, once hospitalized in Chicago, recovers in Pueblo California. The note reports Kuhns is improving and doing well after months of illness and confinement.
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Jack Kuhns
Colorado
Adan A. Holuhart
Jacke Iurhnd
Giry
Fm Publo
Cal
Wa Health
Kuhhd
Inn
Chicagn
Milford Davidson Dies of Cancer at 71 in Wells County
Milford Davidson, living a mile north of Tocalu, died today at Ossian hospital after a three year cancer battle. Born in Pennsylvania in 1887, he moved with his parents to Wells County in 1848 and lived near his late home most of his life. Survived by wife Mary J Gibson and twelve children, seven living: David, Frank, Sil, Elmer, Elizabeth Smith, Harriet Julian, and Celeste Shady. Funeral at Tresin Church Sunday 10 AM. interment Ossian cemetery. Also, a fire on Thompson Avenue caused by an unknown source damaged a small frame building and caused light losses.
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Blufpton
Thi
Milgord Davidson
Uving
Toc~alu
Mary J. Gibs
Hew
David
Frank
Elmer Davidson
Elizabeth Smith
Harriet Julian
Celeste Shady
Wella County
Sell
Adams County
Davidson
Baptist Church
Tresin
Ossian Cemetery
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National Biscuit Company
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