14 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1918
Page
1
Washington dispatch lists AEF casualties with 148 killed 1,047 wounded missing and 488 undetermined. Indiana man Priv. Tatuh C Keller of Winamac reported KIA among the U S forces casualties.
A dated advertisement exhorts mothers to treat sick children with California Syrup of Figs as a first remedy for constipation. It claims a coated tongue signals clogged stomach liver and bowels, promises quick relief without griping, and notes a pleasant taste.
A long casualty roster lists soldiers from Indiana Ohio and nearby towns with statuses from wounded severely to killed in action. Names include Privates Zwietemeefer Dehl Ginter Murray Joyce Ott Powers Hunter and many others from Hammond Columbus Lima Youngstown and Zanesville with totals across severities and a final tally section.
Consumers are urged to seek Downing's Domestic Bread in two sizes, the large loaf and the Daisy Loaf, with emphasis on choosing the larger size for more bread at a lower price. The ad highlights value and affordability across the loaf options.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle cleanser for blood and bowels, offering a calomel替 substitute. It promises clearer skin, better breath, improved energy, and emphasizes vegetable origin, olive color, and a 25 cent price per box.
Notice from the U C T Grand Membership Jubilee and Dance postponement until further notice. COMMITTEE. GERMANY RECALLS ENVOY AP reports that Prince Max von Ratibord Corvey, German ambassador to Spal, has been recalled per a newspaper note. NORFOLK: A mall plane en route from Washington to Hampton Roads naval base crashes into a hotel roof at Willoughby Spit, killing two aboard and injuring three.
A cluttered community notice lists multiple Christmas activities from December 11 to 20. It cites Federation gatherings, Hlex club events, gymnasium sessions, supper and Bible classes, and a magic night at Wayne Knitting Mills with dates and times scattered across the week.
Reports from western Samoa describe an influenza epidemic with Governor Foyer quarantining American possessions. About 500 deaths near Apia are reported, with deaths chiefly among women.
FAVOR SWITZERLAND AP report from Berne notes seven frontier villages in Baden claim to wish to join Switzerland. A delegation of burgomasters plans to submit an official request to the Swiss government, seeking to have their people merged into Switzerland.
A brief health notice highlights regular exercise and fresh air as key to avoiding influenza. It warns that neglect or exposure can lead to a cold, urging immediate action at the first signs of illness. This compact guidance reflects early 20th century public health messaging.
Fort Wayne plan brings Irvin S Cobb to the Majestic Theatre with a University club event to feature his humor and wartime Europe observations. Ame rican readers will hear his lectures amid tickets and reservations efforts for the audience.
Immense crowds are expected in Fort Wayne stores as holiday shopping peaks. Poor weather yesterday kept shoppers home, but merchants forecast a busier weekend with December 18 signaling the last suburban trade day before Christmas and a likely surge of visitors.
A notice announces that U S T dance events are postponed until a later date. Details on new timing and venue are not provided in the fragment.
Industrial Loan and Investment Co. offers holiday financing with president William H. Rohan and vice presidents Charles A Ichergall EB Wagner. Secretary manager Charles F. Steigs and treasurer Carl J. Weber oversee loans from 114 West Wayne Street as officers urge borrowing to restore business confidence and prosperity.
Washington report states Secretary Baker told Chairman Dent that all discharged soldiers may permanently keep the uniform and overcoat worn at muster out. Dent prepared a pile of needed aid. Previously the department planned to reclaim clothing three months after discharge.
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