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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
1
A fragment from a society note or personal tribute quotes Miss Bonnie Delano praising a benefactor, Dean Mrs. Pixcuan, for health and happiness granted. It hints at gratitude, home life, and personal well being central to the entwined names involved.
A testimonial from Busnes Delano recounts severe menstrual pain and general ill health improving after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes months of pain, nervousness, and loss of appetite, then gradual recovery with no pains since, endorsing the product for menstrual irregularities and related disorders.
Society items detail visiting guests in Wisconsin and Illinois. Residents and out of town friends attend dinners, entertainments, and weddings. The piece notes Miss Martha Jones and Mr John Ellsworth's Chicago wedding, Mrs Brackenridge hosting, and various hosts and guests in Omaha, Huntington, Celina, and New York.
Mr Hugh Stewart may recover, announced last evening by the attending physician Dr Mie schangz. The doctor stated physical recovery is likely but there are doubts about his mental recovery.
Sheriff Stout took Anna Novitsky into custody yesterday on a charge of assault and battery. She was involved in a fisthc encounter last summer, previously withdrawn from the justice courts and moved to the circuit court. Deputy Sheriff Reichelderfer arrested her yesterday.
Liile, son of Engineer Sommers of 12 Fox Street, wandered away from home yesterday at noon and was found later that evening at a home for feeble minded youth. He was accompanied by a dog until it returned alone. The parents, concerned for their medically frail child who has limited speech, were relieved by his return.
Fort Wayne endorsements claim Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills cure nervous sick headaches and relieve depression. Mrs John Irwin reports dramatic relief after using the pills from Meyer Bros Co. and credits the medicine with ending headaches and nervousness. The pills cost 50 cents a box with the doctor’s signature on the package.
Columbusx in a Merry Beyne State School Weeks: Friday and Sourday next week. Serve sendsx ac Weod sworUrs early. Our neckwear is of a distinguishing tone and shaped into the smartest prevailing styles by the best neckwear designers. A feature of this new stock is the surpassing quality art styles we sell for 50c. Reuben 5: Patterson.
In Chicago a Russian artist Vaseili Verestchagin arrived to open an exhibition at the art instible and announced plans to devote two works or more to portraying the battle which he regards as the most interesting war scene of modern times to Americans following Roosevelt's presidency.
The article reviews last night at the Last Peep People theatre with Nettie Layce Uncle Dramatic suit and the audience praise for Wee Sears and the cast. It notes Mrs Sorguit and Takskis as standouts and announces upcoming melodrama The Gold King plus Jack Sheppard as the final engagement act with ten or twenty cent prices for the muttlage.
Major Wilson and Otis Skier star in a Fort Wayne stage production where a mimic marriage scene, tied to a church setting, triggers a reaction as Wilson questions the scent and the play’s religious implications. Moffat quips that the devil hates incense, underscoring the dramatic tension.
A fragmented column notes advice praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for all ages and ailments, including bronchial issues, with local endorsements. It also reports on a Chicago physician’s praise, a wood delivery to the city from the West, and rural commercial activity as fuel demand rises with cold weather.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a cold relief in one day with a no cure no pay offer. Priced at 24 cents, this advertisement emphasizes rapid action and a pay-if-not-satisfied policy.
A jumbled list from Washington shows pensions allocated to Indians and veterans in Indiana. Names include Mitton, Williams, Byrnes, Rose, Stevine, Wilkinson, Singleton, Mitholland, McCormack, Scipio, Hurlock, Tinkie, and Reamer with varied amounts noted beside towns such as New Salisbury, Vermilion, Mt. Meridian, Arcadia, and Rawanda.
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