28 Apr 1906
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1906
Page
1
A playful note touts Apitezo as a source of energy and vitality, urging the reader to match a friend’s radiant smile and boundless vim with the product. The message blends praise of liveliness with a direct call to try the supplement.
Fragmented advertisement touts Apitezo and Apitera as nourishing iron boosters and energy builders. Claims of a fully nourished body and satisfying meals with milk or cream are made without identifiable evidence or credible sourcing.
Mixed early season baseball notes report Canton, Springfield, and Grand Rapids results across leagues. Highlights include Grand Rapids beating Evansville, Dayton defeating Wheeling, and Washington edging New York in a six-hit road win. Other items cite South Bend, Cleveland, St Louis, Philadelphia, and Boston performances with various scorers and pitchers.
Unclear OCR text describes Flint starting the season locally with scattered mentions of teams such as AbsuEMIS, Munche, Bay VEO, and Fort Wayne. Numerous garbled phrases reference districts, venues like Chelty Mare and Antes, and possible matchups with Marion, Fort Wayne, and Auderson. The fragmentary note suggests scheduling and travel details, but specifics remain indiscernible.
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 2 1 in a twelve inning affair with tight double plays and late scoring. Boston loses to the Stars as WHE tied the game. pitchers and batters share the frame in a high-contact contest.
Indianapolis defeats Milwaukee 5 to 3 in a chaotic game marked by miscues and erratic pitching. Key plays featured strong batting from Summers and Lines, while Curtie and Hol contributed with timely hits.
Aurentz's Special Our unequaled peanut candy offered on sale with a Sunday timing and promotional price. The notice invites buyers to try the candy as a proven favorite and promises results from the Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
Fort Wayne battles Shamrocka in a two game series set for Saturday and Sunday April 24 and 28. Weather and venue details unavailable.
An erratically worded recap shows Cleveland era reference as team names. The piece notes a close game where Minneapolis edged Toledo with a 9 to 4 score, mentioning Cadwalader and Minneipalk as players or officials.
An unclear passage reports events at a brew fest and athletics meet with scattered names and actions. The text references Keystines, Chee Ranios, Mineratris, and Tiberntian Hoole fire Ramos Heit Te Tally, plus Connelly and a date-like line. Overall, details are fragmentary and attribution uncertain.
A fragment describes peanut candy specials and a price of twenty pounds per unit. It mentions a stationer’s guidance on printing and a gas notice showing a heat source reference with a date or number. The text is garbled but retains named items and places.
Readers learn of a scheduled game where Leaguers face the Shamrocks today and Sunday. The piece lists players including Maggart Smith Tooley Bley Winterfield and others, noting positions and the probable lineup for the events.
The article discusses Abe Pollette and team lineups for an opening game, naming players like Cleary, Hires, and Chen, with mentions of positions and practice notes. It references upcoming schedules, potential changes, and observers noting strong hitters and fielding, amid informal editorials and gossip about the season.
A brief notice notes the Hof Bran offers dinner from 11 to 1 30. It highlights a midday dining option at the venue with a focus on a limited lunch service window.
April 37. The Young Corbetteitek. Tyland fe lvardned for thenieht way prohibited by thy enmity authority. Breaded veal cutlets with tomato sauce and French fried potatoes at Wiebke's Board of Trades.
An exhortation to wholesome outdoor life and clean habits for children, praising Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a pure safe remedy. It emphasizes using only genuine products with the company name printed on the package and warns against counterfeit bottles. The notice appeals to physicians and parents to keep a bottle for both adults and children as a gentle laxative.
Fragmentary classified notice reads FOR RENT-12 Jefferson Street Bale Block with newly fitted amenities. Names are garbled and uncertain. cannot confirm exact parties or location beyond street reference.
Police report from Hert Silth of Onde Street notes an arrest for a disorderly incident after a neighbor intervened with profane language. Authorities at the policewardroom credit the neighbor’s call for prompt action.
Winona Indiana April 27 The Wanna Women commission has been organized with officers and plans to promote intercampus exchange across Winona work education home and women. A major project is a home montage and domestic arts center at the Winona Park Aches for Young Women with a fall opening and a walk in connection with the Winona Hite School in New York next Sunday. Officers include President Mrs KT sheth Marl Connopavilla vice president Minn felon M Gould New York secretary Marion Hana Sand tredanor Mrs TR Taker and Mrs Karl, founders of related commissions.
The Winona Women’s Commission appoints a forty five member board to oversee three standing committees. Mrs Fark will announce the board composition soon, with Mrs RK M. Kurnell of Mercersburg and Mina Hongland serving as secretary and organizer. The commission aims to expand Christian influence through the Winona movement and broader women’s efforts nationwide. Breaded veal cutlets with tomato sauce and French lace at Wiebke's Board of Tondo is noted, and Want Ads in the Journal-Gazette are suggested.
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