Parisian Sage Promises Cool Scalp and Odor Free Hair
A New York reader endorses Parisian Sage claiming rapid cooling of the scalp, elimination of dandruff, and stronger, healthier hair. Ads tout its odor killing formula and pleasant bite, with Meyer Bros offering money back and direct sale options from Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Bros
New York
Maud Hagar
West 188Th Street
Clive Meyer
Express
Giroux Mig. Co
Buffalo, Ne
Electric Bitters Praise From New York Man
Mr Frank Conlan of 435 Houston Street New York endorses Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia ulcers back and kidney weakness. The tonic purports to regulate digestion purify the blood and renew vigor in both sexes, sold under guarantee at Dreler & Bro drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
Dreler & Bro
Sle
Best Pills Ever Sold Praised in North Carolina Ad
An advertiser from In Sleside, North Carolina, touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as “the best pills ever sold” after years of indigestion and high spending. The ad notes guaranteed sale at Dreier & Hrodrog store for 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Insleside
N.C
Dreier & Hrodrog
Pennsylvania Field Day Set for August at Driving Park
The Pennsylvania Employees Athletic Association plans a field day on August 22 at the Driving Park with new events and revived bicycle races. Officers announced include President Hugh Hogan and Secretary Frank Bennet. a baseball game between east and west Lafayette street shops will headline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delving Park
Pennsylvania
Athlet le Asaiclation
Fitzpatrick
James Leach
B. F. Sarver
Ph. E Bresnahk
E. Delagrange
J. L. Beyerline
Ff. Landy
C. , Lucas
H. EB. Rinne
PB. J. Sweeney
Carlett
F. J. Burns
Round House
G. W. Snyder
G. Wefel
HL Westerman
Planing
Fieldinys
Lafayette Street
Pennsylvania to award prizes to supervisors for track upkeep
General Manager W A Atterbury will lead about 200 Pennsyl vania Railroad officials on a three train inspection tour from Jersey City to Pittsburgh. Awards will honor best kept track with prizes divided between eastern and western divisions, as inspectors review roadbeds and maintenance costs.
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Pennsylvania Hailroad Company
W. W. Atterbury
Union Station
Pittsburg
Pittsborg
Atterbury
Jersey City
Pittsboro
Oficinia
Panhandle
Foot Warne
Compton Case at Cleveland Over Wabash Bonds
Adelbert College and 39 Toledo & Wabash bondholders press a federal suit in Cleveland that could cost the Wabash railroad about 460000. The longtime dispute centers on bonds issued in 1862 and earlier verdicts won by Compton and his heirs in Ohio and U S courts and the question of how the bonds came into Compton’s possession.
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Cleveland
Forler
Adelbert College
Hil
Toledo & Wabash Railway
James Compton
Compton
Supreme Court of
Ohio
United States
Toledo
Shore car robbed of contents in local yards break in
A freight car at the shoreline yards was broken into Tuesday night during yard work. Several boxes of dry money were taken, with total losses estimated around 25 dollars.
Fourth of July Victim Back at Work at Knitting Mills
Arthur Walther, a knitting mill worker badly injured by a premature Fourth of July cannon cracker explosion, will return to work Monday. Doctors saved his left hand and sight in his right eye after fears of blindness. he is a milkman by trade and will be warmly welcomed back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walther
Narne Knitting Nllis
Arthur
Kiteri
Twelve Hundred to Winona Annual Factory Outing
Reports from the Bor set works indicate many employees plan an August 16 excursion to Winona. A band is expected and preparations will be set next week with officers and committees appointed to lead the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Winona
St Orl
Brandt to Join Nickel Plate Special Police
Charles Brandt, formerly a patrolman on the air force, leaves for Erie Pennsylvania to take a post as a special officer with the Nickel Plate railroad. He will headquarter in Erie. He becomes the second Indianapolis officer to join the railroad police, following Glenn Johnston who replaced Officer Sittler months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brandt
Air Force
Erie
Nickel Plate Railroad
Mr. Brandt
Nickel Plate Special
Glenn Johnston
Sittler
Cltr
Fort Wayne Refrigerator Company Ships First Unit
The Fort Wayne Refrigerator company yesterday created its first refrigerator for shipment and will send it to the Indianapolis agency. The new plant has produced a full line of stock and samples, with an active business campaign to begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Refrigerator Company
Indianapolis
Labor Day Committee Discusses Upcoming Celebration
The Labor Day committee of the Fort Wayne Federation of Labor met in federation chambers and debated plans for the coming celebration. Nothing definite was decided. A party from Warne Knitting Mills will vacation at Lake George next week with several named attendees. Various other employees from knitting mills and mills-related offices are away on vacations or traveling to Rome City, Kendal, Indianapolis, and other spots. An official transfer for Col R. G. Thompson from Fort Wayne to Indianapolis was announced.
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Socka
Riilroad
George Soliday
Surv
Nickel Plate Veterans* Association
Cedar Foint
Round House
Herbert Reed
Henry Kammeyer
Round House Jforce
Inbusion
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Federation of Labor
Warne Knitting Mills
Lake George
Walter Ludwie
Walter Bale Qnan
Curt Sadler
Robert Sadler
J. B. Cacy
Bowser Warls
Rome
Emil Moench
D Reiner
Knitting
Robert Afueller
Martin Grotrain
Wayne Entt Hing Mills
Dimory Pranks
Bowser
Kendally Ile
Fred Bertal
Kelting
J. 5
Connelly
Bore Ser Corny
Pittsouri
Basing
MM. D. Parks
Electric Works
Indianapoli
SB. Hochtel
S. F. Bowser Company
Knlting Mills
DAS
T. C. Beats
James E. Yoons
W. J. Ox
E Od. Welker
Alii Machine Shop
Col
R. G. Thompson
Wabash
Ingianapolis
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice on Laundry Costs and Habits
A fragmented historical notice discusses washing costs and materials, noting how to measure weekly wash bills. It mentions a musherwoman and Alrments terms, with advice to use soap safely and avoid shouting. The text is fragmentary and styled as a period reflection on domestic chores.
Pennsylvania men shift duties and freight rates cited
Thompson assumes new duties Monday at Wa bash freight Office. Several Pennsylvania workers resign for new posts in Redwood, Cal, or return after sickness. The Pennsylvania announces colon ist rates to the Pacific coast at 41.75 one way for September and October. Various staff changes include inspectors, machinists, and foremen moving between Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana plants. A game between the Howser Grays and White Sox draws interest at Concordia college diamond as many workers attend. Don Claverer returns after his son’s illness. Clausner Jr remains at work recovering from a severe attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
M. E. Bovie
Wabash
Lds
B. Harner
Pennsylvania
Redwood
Cal. S. Fay
Toledo
Pennszive
Smith
Pacife
William Reesler
Henry Woehr
HL. Becker, & Tool Dresser
New York
WH. Patterson
Incand
Wayne : Ile Works
Massachusetts
Chris Wenninghoff
Wayne Knitting Mills
Nan
Gun Lake
Grand Hupis
Mich
Stheffer
Clarence Haftner
Cyril
Charles
Laula Feist
A. White
G. C. King
Round Rouxs
G. S. Emerick
E. Sebold
Iain Bergnot
Crest- Line
Accowns
Miss Stellword
Fort Way
Howser Grays
Jan
MIL White Sox
Concordia College
Don Claverer
Knitting Mills
Fison
Tar Clausner, Jr
Old Soldiers Host Notable Campfire Gathering
A large turnout of Civil War veterans and families attended a grand campfire in the Wardermark block hosted by Lawton-Wayne post. Judge Hench, Capt. Kelsey, Col. Dokens, Mrs Maccam Major, Capt. Smith and others spoke or recited while Capt. Wortman led songs. Mrs Rhodes sang, Mrs Adams played cornet, and taps closed the evening with a farewell salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army Jas
Berg
Lawton-Wayne
Vordermark
Judge &. M. Hench
W. A. Kelsey
A. T. Dokens
Maccam Major
E. B. Smith
Gertrude Seet
W. Wortman
Frank Rhodes
Daisy B. Adams
New Queen Restaurant on Calhoun Street Ad Offer
Hungry? Stop at the New Queen Restaurant located at 1501 South Calhoun Street for a square meal and prompt service.
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New Queen
South
Calhoun Street
Famous Swimmer Blondell Visits City for Exhibition
Captain Blondell the renowned swimmer arrived yesterday to meet Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction manager Emmons and may engage for an aquatic exhibition on the St. Jane river at Robison Park. He once held the two mile world record and has aided other attractions.
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Blondell
City
Geneva
Emmons
Fort Warne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
St. Jne
Robison Park
Blondel
Foe
Centlivre
Babe Battenberg dies after long illness in Bluffton
Everett Battenberg two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Battenberg died at 6 15 am after a severe cough and lung surgery for pus removal. He had been ill since a prior operation and the sickness ended in the child’s death. The funeral will be held Sunday at 2 30 pm from the family residence with interment in Fairview Cemetery.
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T Wayne
Clover Leaf
Fort Warner
Cir
Fairview Cemete
Warsaw Gossip Tangles Local Auditor Candidate
In Warsaw during July, rumors spread about Et Sharp, former county auditor and recent successor to the incumbent, who is now touring for the DuPuy Splint Manufacturing Company. The persistent chatter follows Sharp’s recent moves and sparks discussion among residents.
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Kist News Turcaw
Warsaw
Ing
Et Sharp
Sharp
DuPuy
Big Auto Trust Forming Aims for Global Car Giant
York July 1 A major automaker merger is in the works forming the International Motor company with 25 100 000 capital and 11 000 000 common stock and 1 090 000 preferred stock underwriters from J P Morgan Co. Two initial merges involve Maxwell-Briscoe Motors of Tarrytown and Buick Motor of Jackson Michigan with several plants joining. Officials include Ward Hayden Satter Jee Satterlee W P Hamilton and W B Horm. The plan envisions 18 000 cars this year rising to 25 000 next year amid vast material and production scale conditions.
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York
International Motor Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Ward, Hayden & Satter Jee
Satterlee
J. P. Morgan
W. P. Hamilton
Morgan
W. PB. Horm
Morgan & Co
Cito J. Herbie
Girl Dies Sudden at Heart Leakage Mystery
Miss Violeta Bowen, sixteen, died within minutes after awakening her mother with a strange sensation. Postmortem suggested a needlelike intrus ion entering the heart, tracing pain from hand to chest. Bowen had come from Denver, Colorado, with her mother Mrs Jessie Walden. father L Bowen resides at Gerlaw. Funeral planned for Neild Saturday.
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Elst
Warsaw
Ind
Cincinnath
Times-Surr
Wersaw
Hnpone
Violeta Bowen
Ioakage
Pyar
Biiss Rowen
Miss. Rowen
Denver
Tressie Walden
Warsaw carpenter Solomon Brumbaugh dies at 72
Solomon Brumbaugh, a pioneer Warsaw carpenter aged 72, died after injuries from a fall years ago left him largely immobile and confused. He suffered head injuries from a fall from a house, and in recent months could rarely get about, sometimes becoming lost near his home. He is survived by his wife.
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Sy Kist News Burea
Warsaw
Ind
Solomon Brumbaugh
Died Sudden After Operation in Fort Wayne Hospital
WARSAW Ind July 2 Four hours after an operation for strangulated bowels Newall Mickey son of Sherman Mickey former Kosciusko County jailer died yesterday afternoon at Fort Wayne hospital. The funeral will be held Saturday at Nichols Church near Akron Indiana.
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Kist
Warsaw
Ind
Port Warne
Newall Mickey
Sherman Mickey
Kosciusko County Iailreary
Hospital
Fort Wayne
Nichols Church
Akron
Wells County farmer files for divorce
Druffeon Ind July 81 Lavi Schwartz of Nottingham township files suit for divorce from Rose Schwartz alleging she deserted him on May 4 after four years of marriage marked by constant accusations of infidelity. He states the accusations are wholly untrue and he has been a devoted husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druffeon
Ind
Lavi Schwartz
Nottingham Township
Hiss
Rose Schwartz
Home Telephone System Installed at Hope Hospital
The Home Telephone company has installed a group system at Hope hospital, wiring every floor and soon every room. The system links attendants and patients on all floors via a single wire, with twenty seven systems already in operation citywide and strong use in Bowser works, nitting mills, and other industries. It promises time and labor savings and simplicity, controlled from the main desk by a numbered button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Telephone Company
Uot
Hope Hospital
Home Company
Bowser
Eiterly Company
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Mary Whery
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A. P. Buchman
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Undertakers
J. C. Peltier
West Wayne
Klaehn & Melching
Finn Funeral Furdiehlaue
W. Main Street
Private
Amhulanes
Henry Schone
Pennsylvania Athletic Association
Compton Gase
Gleveland
Adelbert Gollege
EMS
Nickel Plate Veterans
Bage
Ted
Labor Day Committee
Cotheell
Gr, & Tle
Bi Iy
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Wayne
People's
Babe
Michiga
Food For
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Gars
Intarationa Motor Company
Tember
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Wells County
Farmer
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Stearns’ Electric
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ER Moiwer
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Chamberlain
Fort Wayne Loan Co
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