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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
6
A British style remedy Hyomei promises rapid relief from catarrh, colds, and chronic coughs. The product is described as pleasant to breathe and made from pine oil and eucalyptus with a rubber inhaler, claimed to clear the head in minutes and ease breathing.
A reader letter from Mr and Mrs Licney Trowettialing of White Ley Indiana extols Dr Richards Kidney and Blood Remedy. They credit it with easing heart issues and stomach liver and blood ailments after long trial.
A battered account sketches Chief Fitzmorris pushing to place newspaper men in police roles, citing "absolute authority" and public support. It credits past chiefs with politicized leadership, notes Fitzmorris’s aggressive moves including field transfers, gun outings, and bank robbery recoveries, and mentions Mayor Thompson denying a rubber stamp label while detailing merit systems and anti-crook proposals.
Entihty of Dythias lodge members anticipate a Friday evening meeting in Phurite day December 3. A report of the membership committee will be read. Delegates to the Indianapolis convention to be held November 3 will give a report on Men’s Suits and Overcoats sale prices at Kratzsch and Schroeder 618 Calhoun St.
Fragmented OCR reading describes someone reconsidering travel or relocation amid health distress. The text names stomach issues, gallstones, and references a medical operation plan while noting uncertainty about future arrangements and care.
A mixed assembly at the Central Cathedral High School honored Bishop Alyrding Willis with a program by students and local teachers. Young performers offered reverent songs, instrumental pieces, and readings, praising the bishop’s leadership and the school’s ties to the church.
Report from Hartford City outlines a theft series blamed on a group led by Tad, Novan, and others. Officials note multiple petty robberies totaling around $100, with ongoing inquiries into the suspects and missing items during a period of unrest.
An old fashioned ad promotes St Jacobs oil as a back pain cure claiming it relieves backache stiffness and lumbago without causing skin irritation. It emphasizes quick relief from "stitches" and urges readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist.
Indiana colleges report a rise in students training to become teachers. Supervisor Quene Williams cites increased enrollment across institutions including Central Norms College and Wisconsin University. She notes the shift reflects broader economic trends impacting education.
In Tnotanavolis on November 10 Judge John McClure of Andraen chose Governor elect Metray as the potential speaker of the house but would not confirm his candidacy. Names like Tweeluenges and Marples are listed among possible successors as the process moves forward.
In a two day Anti tuberculosis drive 7400 seals were sold with most by Mel Praik Wor chair of the girls Council. Health bonds sales began as well as a tally of local tuberculosis deaths shows Alle county ranks ninth in the state and TB remains a leading killer. City organizations rally to support the drive with union cards and downtown card distribution while the Indiana Bell Telephone company announced a large seal sale.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as boosting appetite, purifying blood, and relieving rheumatic pains. The blurb touts nearly 60 years of sales and calls it the medicine you need now. Also mentions Hood's Pills as a helpful laxative.
A fragment of a letter praising Dr. Eric Cruu medical director of the Allen county bureau for tuberculosis work. It lauds the program, noting its social value and importance to welfare and happiness, and encourages continued effort and fieldwork.
Short classified notice announces a used car sale at 413 Harrison Street. It emphasizes the vehicle has never been used and must be sold, reflecting a terse urban listing style. The fragmentary OCR reads as a simple sales pitch without additional details.
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