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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1902
Page
9
Fragmentary timetable notes rail connections among Cincinnati Indianapolis and Cleveland with express mail and freight trains. Mentions arrivals departures times and routes for multiple trains including New England Express No 16 and New York line connections.
The notice lists daily and weekend train schedules for Eastbound and Westbound routes on the Vandalia Line, including numbers 11 4 87 and 12 119 Am Anis, with exceptions on Sundays and Mondays. It names destinations Columba City Tad Loganport Ind and Logansport, plus the Traveling Passenger Agent W Hartman of Loganport Indiana.
A historical brief shows timetable snippets for the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway, listing northbound and southbound routes with partial times and destinations including Fort Wayne and Cincinnati. The faded text references stations such as Richmond and Grand Rapids with unclear timing details from Sept 23 1902.
This afternoon features A Southern Re Memnences and Mise Hursey from Jersey. Cinderella appears Wednesday, Natune's Notice ara Thursday, and The Heart of Mangy Jand on Thursday. Elsie DeWolfe in The Way of the Weeld Friday. Saturday presents Happy Hooligan and The Heart of Maryland. Critics praise The Heart of Marys Jang as a long-running favorite, while Happy Hooligan is a simple, well-made farce with strong family appeal though Jouvette avoids matinees. Two performances daily. one too many for Jouvette.
Miss De Wolfe dominates the stage in a matinee followed by an evening performance as a small dog Yanvelts weighs fourteen pounds, a record for France England or America. The Grad Duke Artists offered Migs De Wolfe 860 for Fanyette abroad last year. Mascagni and his orchestra bring an eventful engagement with Cavaletta Rusticans. Ticket prices range from 50 cents to 2 dollars with box office reservations now open. The show Garten and Delly Garden are highlighted as next week’s strong features.
Harry Harrison takes full possession of the Crescent Hotel and Restaurant on West State Street after previously operating the Spring Beach Hotel at Rome City. He will retain his position at Rome City and will not engage in business for the present. He plans a vacation in ten years and travels to California.
An advertisement promotes Blood Balm B B B as a cure for cancer poisons and blood infections. It claims to heal sores rashes ulcers and boils while claiming to remove pains and eruptions. It lists locations in Atlanta and Fort Wayne and offers free medical advice and a sample by mail.
Local craft shop BEM Wier offers custom framing services for pictures and artwork at 26 Calhoun Street. Services include frames, matting, and design options for homes and offices.
A naval recruiting station opened in the federal judge's office with Otto Hendricks of Monroe Street, aged eighteen, entering as a landsman for training and headed to a training ship at Norfolk. Three other applicants were considered. two were found acceptable while the others withdrew to consult parents and reconsider.
An advertisement urges prudent housewives to stock Chamberlains Crush Remedy this season. It claims prompt relief when taken at first signs of a cold and before it worsens. The text asserts safety for children and adults, with no harmful substances, and promises pleasant taste and reliable results.
Christy Pictures partners with Gibson Pictures Gilkers Pictures and Copley Prints to offer a range of photographic services and prints. The listing notes available studios and printing options across multiple brands.
An OCR fragment advertises a Victor Talking Machine product as a marvel to hear, with a call to select records. It mentions prices and a contact at 142 Calhoun Street and references a face and body massage service with a masseuse from Cleveland and a Wayne location with multiple barbers.
Women invited for cheap meals at St and 53 West Berry Street with serving times from 7 20 to 8 30 and supper from 5 30 to 7 00. Dinger listed as contact and location 111330 for the event.
Partial readable text from a newspaper page shows a street address 1626 Calhoun St and mentions The Journal Gazette and page lads. It contains stray phrases about reading more offers results and frame pictures, with garbled marketing style content and symbols.
The fragment lists after meal discomfort with sensations of heaviness and fullness, dizziness, blurred vision, feverishness, chest and head pain, perspiration deficiency, and general body soreness. It appears as a historic medical symptom description with incomplete phrases and mixed spellings.
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