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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1908
Page
6
Washington February 15 John Floryer emerges as a leading figure in a sweeping plan to reshape financial policy. The speech outlines proposed taxes on bank reserves, interbank lending, and government loan rates, aiming to curb speculation and stabilize the economy while preserving credit access.
A dubious claim paper describes a past program offering cure for various female ailments and urges women to purchase a “silicon” remedy box. It notes large totals spent and widespread requests for the product, citing doctors and a high volume of testimonials.
Providence February report from meeting street school details a "fresh air" classroom for twenty children, many with consumption concerns or exposure. The open room design, heated by stoves and warm clothing, aims to curb tuberculosis spread and improve health, with superintendent Small praising early gains and forecasts for more improved students.
Marion county man Benjamin Neuberger fifty one of Matthews Grant county died in an apparent suicide choosing a bridge over the river. He tied a rope to the beam and himself from the span and his body was recovered after investigators were notified. He was known in the community as a prominent merchant and brother of local firm owners in Matthews.
Reprint of a critical essay by Willem Loughtin arguing that sensational dispatches about Ireland promote antiIrish sentiment. The piece notes landlords resisting land reform, tenant evictions for grazing, and cattle drives as a tool to pressure landlords. It condemns sensational reporting by English papers and American correspondents that portray Ireland as a violent, hopeless nation.
An old advertisement promotes a Kidney Compound claiming to disperse inflammation in kidneys and relieve edema. It lists contact names and places, including Oakland and Los Angeles, and urges readers to use the product for varying stages of kidney disease. The piece uses medical rhetoric without scientific evidence.
In a cautious explanation the article critiques deceptive hair remedy ads and explains dandruff causes. It highlights Newbro's Herpicide as a proven treatment, notes the post office campaign against false claims, and urges readers to rely on factual information and proper remedies.
A discussion of Ireland's crime perception, coercion policy, economic reform, and industrial progress. It notes grand jury symbols in crime trials, critiques coercion, and explores Irish industry, banking growth, and the contrast with English manufacturing. It ends with a fashion note on a silver gray moire outfit.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a rapid remedy for long standing piles. It claims dramatic relief in days, reduces swelling and congestion, heals sores, and requires no loss of business time. A sample pack is offered with no charge for a trial.
A historical note condemns how Irish taxation supports British government services and military efforts, with funds leaving Ireland and rarely returning. It laments grain losses, financial drains to foreign battlefields, and the heavy burden on a small community, while affirming Ireland’s enduring resolve and desire for reform.
Rubbish is only matter out of place. If you have some old things about the house out of place, don’t let them become rubbish let a Journal Gazette want ad sell them for you. Suspenders offered at low prices as part of a sale by Patterson-Fletcher.
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