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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1908
Page
15
The notice claims spanking does not cure children or bedwetting and promotes a constitutional cause for trouble. It advertises a home treatment from Mrs M sum mera, Hox W Notre Dame Ind, promising full instructions and to send it by return mail. The claim extends to curing urinary difficulties in adults and aged people day or night.
A fragmentary 19th century account describes Mrs. Mary Stewart of 2117 Maurine Avenue seeking relief from a throat and respiratory ailment through electricity. After over a year of intense suffering and unsuccessful visits to physicians, a New York specialist tested and applied electrical treatments, providing relief but not full cure, with ongoing pain and partial improvement noted. The piece includes bureaucratic details about public statements from Mrs. Stewart’s office.
A garbled OCR styled item presents fragmented lines and stray names. It references a musical or stage piece with scattered phrases about performers, dates, and places, but the readable material is highly disjointed and largely unintelligible.
Fragmented OCR narrative sketches Antony and Cleopatra amid courtly intrigue. It links Antony to personal longing for Egypt’s queen, political plots, and shifting loyalties during Rome’s struggle for Persia’s influence, with mixed, unclear references to figures and events.
A fragmented plea outlines a free coal effort for impoverished households. It mentions Davie and Melba, calls for donations, and urges community support through a United Coal Variety Company initiative. The draft lists donors and beneficiaries and stresses urgent relief for those unable to purchase coal.
A garbled fragment references sock stash and a box of Gold Seal Cigars, with mentions of St Louis draught, Anheuser, and a location at George H Brown's on East Main. The text is unreadable in places but hints at a crime or disguise context and a specific street address.
A student athlete named Wiehe pursues university football while working through college. He aims to continue with athletics, balancing studies and games, and hopes to remain with his team as damage or life moves forward. He received a modest summer stipend and plans to stay involved with football while completing his degree.
A massive police presence surrounds National City Bank amid a tense standoff and possible raid threat. Journal entries describe frantic activity, cautious crowd movements, and vigilant guards as investigators probe the era’s financial tensions.
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