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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
4
A vintage advertisement promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to curb bad breath and indigestion. It claims charcoal absorbs odors and gases, promising relief after meals and urging readers to request a free sample by mailing name and address to REA. Smart. Co. 60 Stuart Bldg Marshall Mich.
Odd OCR fragment mentioning unclear phrases and names. Readable parts offer no coherent event or entities. provides limited context for a brief card.
Promises nerve energy and youth through a “nerve food” treatment that supposedly awakens dormant powers, strengthens vitality, and restores confidence. Advertises daily use on careworn women and broken-down youths, claiming dramatic rejuvenation and health gains.
An advertisement promises to cure chronic nervous blood and skin diseases and many other ailments including deafness head noises nasal throat kidney bladder stomach ulcers rheumatism and more. It claims medical opinion and offers an honest scientific option regardless of prior treatment or symptoms.
Cor Warne and Harrison provide hours to 12 then 1 to 4 and 6 to 8. Sundays reduced to 1. Specific hours for ladies to 4.
Frank J Fecerspict succeeds F X Schubler as general insurance agent and has moved to 709 Court Street Ground Floor with phone 611.
Washington dispatch outlines Republican plans to caucus on tariff revision while President Roosevelt hints at an inheritance and income tax, stirring debate on federal revenue. House debates salary raises for lawmakers and top officials as Republicans push for swift action before spring sessions.
Secretary Shaw announced prepayment of interest on United States bonds maturing between January and May 1907. Registered-bond holders will receive checks for January 1 interest by December 15, about 12 million dollars prepaid. Treasury surplus in November and expected December receipts support the move to speed payments and avoid extra bonds handling.
A compiled list of real estate transfers shows multiple sales across additions and townships including Lilile's, Manny's, and Lakeside areas. Names such as Cordelia B Eduull, Mary L Albert, Frank Philips, and John T Philips appear with varied prices from $1.00 to $32,000 for parcels in Mechanicsburg and Forest Fork, among others.
Dec 5 Senator Nelson introduced a bill seeking a gradual rise in the annual appropriation for state land grant colleges to aid agricultural and mechanical education. The current appropriation stands at 25000 dollars. the proposed increase would raise funding to support expanded programs and facilities.
Washington . The bill giving the interned the same right of review in criminal cases that followed by Tw to the defendant, reported to the Senate last cession by the senate committee on judiciary, was recalled today to secure further consultation with a view to unanimous action on the floor. The measure grew out of the trial of the Chicago packing house cases.
In Shelbyville Tennessee a dust explosion at the Rosebud mine east of town killed one worker and seriously burned several others. About 180 men were in the mine when the blast followed a shot. most escaped, but the injured hailed from Shelbyville and nearby towns. The mine sustained limited damage and officials expect no further fatalities. Officials report 300 workers employed at the mine, though many had gone home when the explosion occurred.
A protorgel earthquake lasting eighty seconds shook Kingston on St Vincent and nearby islands on Tuesday night, throwing residents and causing strong tremors. Barbadoes and Lincoln islands also felt the quake, which was most severe on St. Vincent. Shocks continue at irregular intervals with varying intensity.
Police last week arrested Richard Twellager on a loitering charge and believe he may be involved in ongoing criminal activity. A companion, described as a cloaked figure, is also in custody and authorities suspect both men may be wanted for more serious offenses.
Petition details report Adams County ten vote and interurban subsidy efforts for Fort Wayne and Springfield Hill County. Proposals seek 56 to 15,000 tax levy with two payments, to fund a Washington township subsidy amid local opposition and planned January 9 election. Election inspectors will be appointed. results go to county auditor for entry, if approved.
The Bluffton city board of healing ordered a quarantine and suspended city meetings. All city hearings closed and work ended as a public health measure. A special officer will enforce the quarantine on the west side. Many under quarantine are at home or on the streets. penalties await violators. No new cases reported. total cases listed around twenty.
The National Trotting Board ended the Memphis gold cup dispute after hearing affidavits and testimonies. BE Smathers of New York faced charges over Major Delmar's victory, but the board dismissed the case finding no sufficient proof of ill treatment or wrongdoing by Smathers or involved parties.
Dine n or patties hosts an Eve Game using candlelit shades in silver thread embroidery. Guests guess owners of original eyes on mica diagrams, with each shade titled Eve Fame and capped by a prize for the top correct guesser.
Col Tomas Blair, superintendent of the Fort Wayne post office mailing department, has published a song titled A Tale of a Song Writer. The music, by Miss Lora Menninger, is issued by the Old Dominion Music Company with Fort Wayne’s C. C. Bowell as partner.
John D. Rockefeller will plead to indictments charged against Standard Oil Company of Ohio in Findlay. Attorneys contend the counts are uncertain and improperly joined in a single indictment. Rockefeller is expected to appear Friday with his Cleveland lawyers to amend or challenge the charges and face a massive public sale by The Patterson Store.
The Dukus Nose Schirmeier Co presents a complete holiday assortment featuring shirts gloves fancy suspenders hose bath robes smoking jackets hats canes handkerchiefs umbrellas and more to suit every shopper this season.
Base Burners at popular prices at Alex H Staub 115 East Columbia Street. Save the variety to select from when you buy on us. Throw away your fuel eaters and buy the Garland. HJ Ash.
Doctor W H Myers Hall resumes medicine and surgery at the old Beaver Homestead on Broadway 3517. Office and consultation hours are 1 to 3 p.m. Telephone number is 740.
Owiest and largest in Northern Indiana. Calhoun area locations 1024 and 1023. Geographical scope and street references hint at a prominent music retailer advertisement. Entities include Geo Jacobs Music House and Calhoun addresses.
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