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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
10
A 19th century style medical note discusses proposed cures for consumption, noting climate factors and various physicians' opinions. Dr Wella of City asserts a single method can cure the disease, while other doctors warn against unsafe claims and emphasize caution about tuberculous blood effects and treatment efficacy.
The Rev H Clippinger of Indianapolis presides over the first district meeting under Grand Master B D Hastings to be held December 17. District deputies named for each of 92 counties. attendees include grand officers Ginn Mas no and others. A separate ad promotes Holsters Rocky Mountain Tea and infant nourishment advice.
A Saturday special offers girls coats in sizes 6 to 14 years. New plaids stripes and checks priced at 9 and 10 dollars, regular pricing. Coins and discounts not mentioned.
A smallpox case prompts vaccination orders and relocation to a pest house. County health officials and local authorities coordinate with hospital and work crews to ensure quarantine and vaccination before resuming duties.
Eat your Sunday dinner at the Randal Cafe. Best dinner in the city with ten lady waitresses. The finest ladies and gentlemen's cafe in Northern Indiana. Dinner, Table de Hote, 50, from 17:30 to 19:30. Frank Purcell, Prop.
Walter Journal Garrtt reports a Christmas appeal led by George Cooper for the Rescue Mission. The message urges local support to provide food and gifts for children and the needy, detailing requested items and inviting Port Wayne and surrounding areas to contribute before Christmas and New Year’s Day at the mission on Rast Columbia Street.
Mr Harry Bash of the Mayflower mills warns farmers in the county are holding wheat hoping for higher prices. He says price declines have persisted since last season and accuses market forces of forcing farmers to wait. Bash argues producers face adversity while buyers wait for a better moment to purchase.
Preparations underway for a large event tied to the Red Men fraternal order. The piece notes wartime anniversaries, Cuba and the Philippines, and a ceremonial visit to Mira Monte. A sizeable display of regalia and markers is planned, with health and civic themes highlighted.
A scanned page shows varied classified notices seeking workers at low wages, tradespeople, and helpers, plus miscellaneous wants like feathers for sale, secondhand furniture buyers, and a restaurant dinner offer. It includes stray legal mentions about an affidavit and a local court case with names and places.
A prowler frightened several young girls along a trail prompting police to question witnesses. Officers detained a man described as from Mancowills after a chaotic scene near the Auten Aruvks area. One suspect claimed to be a singer in an audition with a pocket containing items suggesting illicit intent.
A garbled legal note reports a court action in a police court setting, mentioning dismissal on a case linked to an individual ride in a Vranccnour area. The readable fragments suggest a legal event concerning a dismissal and police involvement.
Store room for rent at Wayne St with telephone 486. Also available rent for a store building at 201 Stren Head near the elevator. Advert appears cluttered but indicates rental opportunities and contact details.
An assortment of sale notes lists cider and household goods for sale at Calhoun Street. Items include kitchen sinks cabinets wardrobes and glassware with prices and barter terms. The text also mentions local police entries and names officers, suggesting a garbled public notice component.
A jumbled real estate listing describes various properties for sale: farm and village lands, a modern cottage on the south side, a six-acre tract with a dwelling, and multiple parcels near Fort Wayne and Van Wert County. It mentions improvements, water, springs, wells, barns, and near-railroad access, with prices and terms for investment. The prose lists locations, features, and potential buyers, reflecting a bustling midwestern property market.
A flood of classified notices advertises coal for sale and numerous farm properties near Wayne Lafayette and Fort Wayne. Listings include 40 and 80 acre tracts with barns and houses, several with tiled wells and outbuildings, some offering exchange options and payments. Also advertised are cottages, rental houses, and a horse and harness market.
The text discusses payday implications and cash flow, mentioning a person or entity and financial expectations. It hints at payment timing and consistency, noting a forthcoming event where funds are expected. Specific names and places are unclear in the readable portion.
A brief notice reports that a rabbit eats lunch at Dick's Buffet located on Sarr Street tonight. The item reads as a local tidbit on dining happenings with minimal detail and preserved identifiable street and establishment.
A stray white boston bulldog puppy seven months old with a black leather collar is missing and offers a reward. Also offered for sale are bundles of ole vere pegs at the Journal Gazette office.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names and fields like psychology and governance but no coherent event or facts. Entities present include Prof Louvivan Pastel and Recvancapd Authority with unclear roles. No dates locations or outcomes are recoverable from the readable portion.
In Mhacra farm area near a railroad station a tract of land with good buildings, an orchard, a one room house, a new barn, an Arove well and gravel road access is offered. Acres are listed with a portion inherited and the remainder free of Saul in good cultivation. Located two miles from Enoy Yow and three railroads nearby, price per acre is $00 with trade options. Call Vi for full details from LITNWGH & HOUK, 2-3 Pinleys Long Flack.
A modest dwelling on Gallioun Street, south of the railroad, offers rents of 34 dollars per year per month. The listing notes low prices relative to nearby markets and highlights associated insurers and surety offerings, signaling a basic living option in the area.
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