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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1908
Page
3
The fragmented OCR text mixes medical quackery, age related musings, and stray notes about trains and cottages. It references Dr Caldwell’s Syrup, aging concerns, and various local items such as railway service, boat plans, and cottager improvements, with mentions of Fort Wayne schedules and seasonal hostelry plans.
Easter dances fill the social scene as Romish, Mul queen events and lake area leisure plans unfold. Residents discuss sanitation, property taxes, and river or lake upkeep, with community meetings, band plans, and cottage improvements amid ongoing public works and fishing season preparations. Carver, Plymouth reports cranberry harvest, a record 70,900 barrels selling for about $600 each, generating close to $500,000 in gross income.
Winona Lake hosts a pageant and dramatic program featuring poemic recitations and a full staged presentation titled Hiawatha. Mr. Moore of Cincinnati presents Forty Full Blood frictions in the cast with a substantial cultural display and performances aligning with Native American themes.
If you suffer from bleeding itching or pain, learn a home treatment that claims rapid relief. The message offers free trial samples and promises references from your locality. Write today to Drebi Sommers Box Nova Dams Lathe for details.
Walter S. Smart, 19, a popular Battery H member and Nickel Plate yard clerk, died at his parents home 68 Cherry Street after typhoid fever and complications. He was born September 17, 1855, a Bethany Presbyterian member, survived by parents and two sisters. Funeral set for Monday at 3 o'clock with details to follow.
A meeting organized yesterday at 2 pm in Waller Village elected officers for a new tile mill company HHL. Joseph V. TF e. dolin Wort and John A. Bushman were among the officers. the board includes Beary Prancer Hemen and Aid Wilt Has. The mill aims to produce land tile and will be established at Wadler with daily outputs.
A damaged OCR fragment references a New York court matter involving Alfred and others. The text hints at a recommendation by a general representative court and an approval date in April, with references to beneficiaries or parties and possible legal actions or deliberations.
In thin spanner we desire to thant our fienda and neighbors for their kindness shown Bacing the Sad We- Teavement of our mother, the lata Mrz Ladue Pe Patter, and tso fori fora) offeririge aR AND URS. JOHN BAAS.
The police court fined sixty four women, keepers and inmates of city resorts. Fifteen keepers paid $10 and costs. forty nine inmates paid $8 and costs each. Three women slaved the Aneket for pannery days. others paid $980 total. Euma Smoith, drunk, paid fees and costs. Tony Ridtey and Juanita Stevens, a youth colored couple, were arrested and arraigned on a charge of feminina. Tach fined $3 and costs, ten days in jail. Patrolman Spillner reported two men with god arms. the incident involved plea and apnesi.
Probable plan for two large open air circular skating rings at Robison Park this summer. Construction of the rink complex includes a toft over the course to allow easy parking and a feature for easier leaving. City expects crowds if weather stays favorable. hourly park-bound cars will run 8 to 5 with parking nearby.
Edward J. Fath credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with curing his wife of hypochondriasis after doctors failed. He praises the product as a family doctor and a remedy for loss of appetite and general malaise, urging others to use it as a household necessity. The message cites New York and other locations as testimonial endpoints.
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