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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
4
Our Own Stock Company performs A Gilded Fool this afternoon and tonight with a cast including Jack Mowell and Madrix as notable contributors. The review promises strong performances amid a busy week with other acts and talent featured on stage.
An unsigned review notes Beott Weluhag and a cast delivering expressive performances in a program titled with songs by Gordon including Mary Isa Grand ti Suuue and So Long Mary. It mentions the Hitler segment 10 Minutes from Broadway and lists several cast names like Marc Coward, Magabeth Drew, and Susan Chige gel among others.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a lyric titled The Devil performed at the Lyric theater with unclear wording about actors and stage details. Names, dates, or precise actions are unreadable, leaving a vague notice of a performance event without solid facts.
The feature showcases UPERA examples of high grade tailoring models praised for rare beauty now offered at unusually low prices.
Government aims to reappoint fourth class postmasters to new roles. Read lists of Adams County names considered for tenure including Me Iancette and several others, with several veterans and local officials named in the quasi official notice.
A lady representative from the Home Journal Pattern Company will demonstrate pattern features at our store. She will explain measurements, guide chart advantages, and how Home Journal patterns compare with others. The event aims to showcase patterns and measurement methods.
The narrative describes mounting desperation as President W N Pugh and his ministers desert their positions. French intervention and the collapse of Hiegira’s forces loom as General Simon’s troops advance on the city. Soldiers from the republic’s northern districts flee, leaving civilians exposed to the advancing forces.
John Dougall likely to relocate to Oregon with business ties detailed by Western press. The report notes involvement of Bowser Company executives and several local figures, hinting at partnerships and employment shifts over a two week period.
A number of tool architects prepared formal sketches for a proposed Hoenlal pool house at the Indiana State School Hospital. The plan includes a structure with a concrete roof, Keene style front, and a tanklike tank form. The builders will submit the plans showing brick and stone detailing, with work to begin after final approvals.
Tiward Warmerie, Nebraska Palone Keeper, fined $25 for keeping a mot machine in his ninea af Wuuringss. Tony Kaluci diamiatad on motion of the prosecuting attorney. Fines for the neath of Newester.
An advertisement promotes Wheeler's Nerve Vitalig er as a remedy for sleeplessness and nervous fatigue. It quotes testimonials from Thomas I. SLAIN of Jefferson Ave and promotes a $1.00 per bottle price with free samples and a mail offer. The copy emphasizes alleviating mental toll, worry, and grief through a tonic claimed to restore energy.
An aggregated sum of 543 dollars is noted along with a 2 dollar duo donation. A remaining 140 dollars is allocated to the prosecutor's fund by the fund committee.
Fragmentary OCR describes a a half year old controversy between Myers Baxter and Charles Ketley involving litigation. It mentions Attorney J Wo Thixtar and a writ sent to state authorities. the matter arose near Auburn and was decided in favor of Auburn and related parties, with details obscured and Indianapolis raised in context.
Classified note indicates want ads in the Journal Gazette are restricted to a single term Yee a word, reflecting an unusual insertion or error in the text. The readable fragment mentions publication practice and a possibly misprinted constraint.
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