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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
9
Incomplete OCR yields partial times and routes with Indianapolis Cincinnati and Chicago references. Mentions freight express and mail trains with arr and dep times, daily except Sunday, amid garbled station names and abbreviations. Named cities include Indianapolis Cincinnati and Chicago with multiple time stamps.
A railroad timetable lists routes from La Otte and Columbus City to Logansport and Butler. It notes daily and weekend schedules with multiple numbers, destinations, and exceptions for Sundays Mondays and holidays. Contact traveling agent C. W. Sartman at Logansport Inn for rates and details.
Message shows timetable fragment for Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway with routes to Port Wayne and Richmond Cincinnati. Mentions northbound and southbound schedules, fares, and service notes dated 1992 with garbled OCR. Contains unclear city names and line terms, but indicates connections between Grand Rapids Richmond Cincinnati and Hickmond Cincinnati with daily service except Sundays.
A Nebraska man Lewis Anderson from Atkinson shares a testimonial praising Dr Miles New Heart Cure. He describes long battles with heart symptoms since 1896 and crediting six bottles with complete relief and a permanent cure. He notes advertising in a Sioux City paper influenced his use and urges others with similar issues to try the remedy.
This afternoon through Saturday the Temple Theatre presents a slate of shows including The Heart of Maryland and The Show Girl with AL Bar and ER Rice. Harry Trazy, Ernie De Wolfe, and John Magon headline a program featuring music, drama, and comedy in New York style production.
The readable lines outline actors such as Gace Heyer Shonmaid Meighan and Alison Skipworry among a five actor supporting company. Clyde Piteh is noted for portraying several characters before the play ends. The text also references a World setting and mentions other performers like W i Foust Irene ou Fred Courtiey and Ralph Cheadest.
Review notes a strong cast and lavish scenery for a forthcoming production, praising dramatic action and stage craft. It highlights the opening night as a key cultural event with popular appeal and mentions synchronized musical performances and notable guest acts.
Advertises Swamp Root by Kilmer Co. as a remedy for kidney and urinary issues. Claims men and women suffer, promising vigor and cheer as treatment is offered through druggists with sample bottles and testimonials. Provides address for De Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
The article previews George Croydén's political figure play Way of the Works with emphasis on a wife neglect plot and a glamorous Miss De Walle on the American vaudeville stage. It lists a supporting company including John Mason Grace Heart Thomas Ketelian Alison Skipworth Irene Hobson and others.
A New State Victor talking machine ad promises fearsome variety with one thousand records to choose from and prices ranging from four to eight dollars. Guy Conklin at 1112 Calhoun Street near the cathedral is the contact.
Removal notice states the office has moved from the Tre State building to the office formally occupied by Forason Paper Co at the corner of HF Calhoun and Superior Street. The document specifies the relocation details and new address for the offices involved.
Advert reads special rates to distant west and northwest points with travel on first and third Tuesdays monthly. Contact agent C. A. Asterlin in Port Wayne Indiana for details and directions. Also mentions new offerings and invites inquiries at the office.
A fragment notes cheap meals for women at a West Berry Street location. Breakfast from 7:30 to 7:30, dinner at 1:30, and supper at 6:24 to 7:00 are listed in the visible text.
A fragmentary note lists performances and actors for an evening program. Wayne thautre-coors and Giorte Witelis are mentioned along with Miss De Wolfe and Mr. Mason in a sequence of stage references. The text hints at domestic happiness themes and an upcoming event Friday evening at a temple and theater.
Money to loan at 1 2 and 6 percent interest offered in a local court notice. Details are given for potential borrowers and terms appear in the ad style notice within the public notice page.
Daily services connect Cincinnati and intermediate points with through trains from the south. Arrivals No 2 and No 4 list accommodation and freight notes with connections at three and one stations daily except Sundays.
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