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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
5
Forecasters predict snow in Indiana and Michigan with rain in the south. Cold air moves in with milder conditions in the west, winds turning northwest and temperatures dropping by midweek, with snow or rain changing to snow in many regions.
December opens with a developing storm period bringing low pressure, higher temperatures, and rain and snow from the western states. By the 2nd 3rd and 4th storm systems peak and move through the central valley into eastern regions. Active winter storms are expected Sunday and Monday with rain wind and thunder as the Moon crosses the celestial equator.
Evansville visitor John G Blakesley and Chicago guest W G Benyet mingle with locals as church socials delay club closing plans. Catholic Benevolent League calls a joint meeting at St Marys school hall to plan a large pedro party while many clubs hold Christmas sales and social events.
An article promotes Dr. Chas A Zimmerman of Fort Wayne Indiana as having found a cure for cancer without surgery. It describes quick treatment times claims of removing 3,000 cancers preserved in alcohol and asserts widespread success, with physicians and patients reporting cures and rapid results.
Local store advertises holiday display items with discounts on decorated dishes, cups and saucers, mugs and dinner sets. Decorated dinner sets drop from 20.00 to 7.33, with other pieces offered at low prices to attract shoppers.
J. Li Sievert of Fort Wayne announces retirement from retail jewelry to focus on wholesale and manufacturing. An auction starts December 4 clearing the entire stock including diamonds watches clocks and silverware valued up to 25000. Special ladies sale Friday December 5 at 2 PM with complimentary silver piece for attendees.
At the next regway meeting of Sion 8. Das Post Gos. Friday evening December 19 there will be an election of one trustee to serve for one year.
Advertisement announces horses wintered and ready, with contact via telephone 18 or 10 for Rockhill Bros.
Hats of all trims are being sold in a current auction at Mergentheimi's with both trimmed and untrimmed varieties available to shoppers.
A Fort Wayne notice from Mrs. Georger Taylor asks for proof of Rundell's Rheumatic Cure claims. The letter asserts a two year rheumatoid case and praises the remedy as free of salicylic acid, turpentine, mercury, strychnine, or opiates.
Our Mr. Straus will be at the office for John G Heller Abstracter at Fort Wayne Indiana on Tuesday of each week 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Buy farms for cash sell on time Write for catalogue of farms such particulars to STRAUS BROTHERS & CO Ingenter Ind Get your Christy Pictures Gibson Pictures Gilbert Pictures of KEIL & KEIL 926 Calhoun St.
An advertisement page lists loans at eight percent secured by Fort Wayne real estate, plus shop notices for etchings from New York, beet stock food at four dollars per ton, a half price sale of Mergentheim’s in fancy boxes, and a bakery opening with a dime music program.
A fragmented ad lists sweet pickles, sour pickles, mixed pickles, olives, onions, and various condiments with per dozen or per bottle prices. Mentions Acme Pickles, Wade's Catsup, Snider's Catsup, Faust Oyster Cocktail Catsup, Bordeaux Capers, and a jewelry display by Tiatlas F. Green at the Pruit House.
A dated grocery ad listing flour eggs butter and canned goods with prices such as large sacks at 90e and eggs 2he a dozen. It promotes Central Grocery on East Berry Street and references a jewelry store contrast with Archrade Jeweler Dallas F Green and Monarch canned goods.
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