Parisian Sage Advertised Dandruff Remedy in Springfield
A damaged ad fragment touts Parisian Sage as a strong remedy for dandruff and hair health. Letters claim the product stops itching, darkens faded hair, and nourishes the scalp, with Meyer Bros. offering it for 60 cents in stores or by mail from Buffalo, N.Y.
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New York
Springfeld
Mess
Susi
Tosave
Nourkument
Giroux Mr. Ca
Bottato
N.Y
Freight Rates to Be Raised Increase in Preferable to Reducing Wages
Fort Wayne railroad officials and shippers report an advance of about 19 percent on nearly all class freight rates, approved by western lines. The higher rates are slated to take effect, despite expected opposition. Some say the move favors raising rates over cutting wages and could trigger a strike. Shippers are considering filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission for investigation.
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Fort Wayne
Unes
Misutchypi
Takling x Hasal
Catter
Whl
Mnterstate Commerce Commission
G. L. Potter
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Excursions Open With Cheap Rates To Home City
Sunday marks the opening of this season's cheap rates to Home City resort now popular with locals. A fishermen's train will depart at 7:00 a.m. and return at 6:30 p.m., with last year's fare of 50 cents expected to be reinstated. RivalPlans propose a Sunday morning run to nearby lakes for fishing, debated by cottage owners and local transportation officials, with early timetable discussions but no firm action yet.
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Beramye
Ieavr
Svivan
Inkes
Shorg
James
George
Thie
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Rome City
Patrolman Rescues Wallet on Moving Pennsylvania Train
Lieutenant John W Neufer acting captain for the Pennsylvania police department halted an eastbound train to return a passenger’s purse, a routine duty that turned into a brief stoppage. Neufer, a weighty officer around the 200 mark, retrieved the wallet from a seated passenger after the train began moving, guiding the purse owner to safety before departure.
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John W Neufer
Pennsylvania Police Department
Stoll
East Bound
Pennsylvania
Neufer
Lye Oyner
Newferr
Wabash Railroad Enforces Ticket Check Before Boarding
An old order to slow entry of unticketed passengers takes effect May 1 1908 along the Wabash line. Printed notices direct that passengers without tickets cannot enter passenger cars at staffed stations and must show tickets to trainmen.
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Wabnash
Wabash Railroad
Reading
Qualt Davin Named Assistant Office Manager in Chicago
Qualt Davin returns to the Chicago Burroughs field from Detroit where he worked in sales at Bowser works. He is transferred to Bowser of Chicago to take a promotion and will report directly to the Chicago branch manager at one of the largest operations.
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Qualt Davin
Detroit
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
S. F. Bowser Works
Jat Chicago
Chicago
Struck by 300-Pound Steel at Shipyard Injury.
machinist John Offner of the Pennsylvania shipyard is laid up after a fall of about 300 pounds from a two-spring hammer. He suffered a head injury but is not believed to be seriously hurt and will be off duty for several days. Porter and Witt note inventory duties and travel related to office departments and regional inventory oversight.
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John Offner
Pennsylvania Shippy
Offner
Officer i Two
J. Ruingus Porter
Thes
A. & C. Brench
Penn- 1
Mount Vernon
Eysterm
Oly
J.D. Sollitt
Watash
Peru
FP. Meyers
Pennsylvania Coal Docks
Pennsylvania
Baldwin
Orecoa Railroad
Aad Transportation Company
Molders
Bass Works
H. T. Hogan
Frank L. Hebert
Murreyman
Manager Rosen Goes East to Wed
B Rosen, manager of the Princesac Manchreturing Company, departed for New Pennsylvania to wed Mary Sarahey of the metropolis. After a brief ceremony, the couple will spend a short wedding trip along the coasts. Rosen had furnished a home.
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Rosen
B. Rosen
Princesac Manchreturing Company
Newaevivania
Rowen
Miey Saraheyinstein
Alch ‘Ber
Wells Street Bride and rail directors bond plan
Fort Wayne items report Pennsylvania directors approving a 340 million bond to buy steel and iron at current prices. Names include Hefty C. Priel Clement Griscom and J. P. Margin. Also notes on Baltimore Ohio Railroad pay policy, Fort Wayne clerks charter, Fort Wayne Electric Works shift, and local fishing of ball games and museum orders. Details include post office clerks, nickel plate dances, and Pennsylvania locomotive deliveries.
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Pensyylvannia
Maey
Chy Pennsylvania Allroad
Steep Corporation
Pennsylvania
Hefty C. Priel
Clement A. Grixcom
Inmea McCrea
Percival Roberts, Jr
N. P. Shortridge
Rudolph Billy
Ingersoll
William H. Brenan
George Wood
P. Patterson
Morrin
T. Dewitt Cuyer
Tdngoln
Godfrey
John P. Greene
Charles Bpugh
United States Steel Corporation
Henry
Frick
Clement A. Griscom
J. P. Margin
Henry. Phipps
EH. H. Rogers
Thomas Morrison
H.‘Gray
George W. Parking
C. Converse
James Gayley
Marvin’ Hoghitt
Danles G Reld
J.D
Captain 'S
W.dlake
Fort Wayne
Pythian Sisters at Kendallville Delegation Tops 300
Pythian Sisters from twenty six temples in Lagrange Steuben DeKalb and Noble counties totaling about three hundred attended a first district meeting in Kendallville Indiana The event featured registrations at Pythian hall dinner at First Methodist church decorated halls and sessions led by district deputy grand chief Mrs Belle Pitch Interstate trains and local church groups aided the visit with welcome and program remarks by Laura A Sinclair and other grand officers
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Kendallville
Ing
Tafiana
Lagrange
Steuben
DeKalb and
Noble
Pythian Hall
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Belle Pitch
Auburn
Otto Sherwood
Laura A. Sinclair
Waterloo
Elizabeth
Kate Lof
Terre Haute
Sq Son
Special meeting set for Brnai Brrth at 3 velock
CITV News reports the Brnai Brrth will hold a special meeting Sunday at 3 o'clock replacing the regular session. Charles R. Lane will lecture on The Last American as part of an excellent program.
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Brnai Brrth
Velock
Charles R. Lane
Angola Minor News Item Notes Local Happenings
Angola Ind April 3 8 Residents prepare for Sisters District convention in Kondalivt. Prof L M Snilt president of Tri tute college visits McClurn for a class event. Nes GW Remers and others spend day in Fort ertons Cary visits Aubin Jinerning on business Henson in the area with garden truck. Marrizio Ueonse has been issued.
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Angola
Ind
areNett
North Wi
James
TK. R Sisters
Fortertons
Cary
Aubin
Albion Minor News Notices and Local Obsequies
The Albion area reports on Mrs. Chas Ingraham and daughter Cara Kendallville guests of Irvin Zumbaugh family in Garrett for cousin Wry. Winebronner funeral attendance. Mrs Gail attended obsequies in Woteadville. Local names include Sathaniel Griffin Agnes Cook George Judy Amos Bigler J Roberts Chas Knight and Jacob Pontins.
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George Judy
Amos Bigler
Chitruhusen
Sire
J. Roberts
Es Hete
Chas. Knight
Mararies Inck
Mary
Tima Sawer
Cranes
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Miller Toft Porters
Albion
Ind
Chas Ingraham
Mies Cara
Kendallville
Irvin Zumbaugh
Chil
Garrett
Br Pressen
Wry
Winebronner
Gail
Woteadville
Ictat
Jacob Pontins
Iebella
Ponty Decay Bane
Asmaenf
Tnitline
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