Why I Lost My Job And Aids For Indigestion
A personal grievance describes job loss tied to illness and mental strain. The narrator cites a failing stomach and clouded mind as central causes, recounting privacy of worry, health issues, and later recovery after taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad-like piece urges readers to obtain a sample and order for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlan
Eversimnan
Sint Berava
Himsel
Ziby
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
Noted Educator on Subways Delivers Lecture in London Subway Talk
A crowded Allen security court House audience, mainly male engineers, heard Prof. Waldo of the Lafayette Institute discuss London subways. He noted low fares, English safety culture, and a capitalized system of about 10.9 million dollars with top yearly earnings around 10 percent. He praised ventilation and close train spacing, and answered questions on handling trains. The Electro Technic club, with 130 members, hosted the lecture series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Security Court House
Purdue
Walla
Lafayette Institution
London
Waldo
Europe
Imdny
Waldo Mae
Lanton
New York City
New York
Lny
Waeldn
Hye
Electro Technic Club
Electric Works
Purdue Alumni Association
Wayne
Ywaliu
Prof. A
Home Telephone Exchange
Erwin Hulse
O. C
J.N
Hurry
Init
State Board of Wealth
B. Hod
Isit Fort Warne
Rolling Falls
b.Hon
Wm. P. Breen
Soria
Officials investigate stock sheets by Pennsy railroad
A party of Pennsylvania railroad officials traveling to the city from Pittsburgh orders that the eastern division investigate stock sheets. Chief Clerk W. J. Wt averns the inquiry into alleged double stacking of material in upper rooms. Notable attendees include H. M. Carson of Philadelphia and J. T. Wallis of Williamsport among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J
Avemnpedei
Penania Railroad
cMiel
Dittsburg
Menally H. M. Carson
Philadelphia
Puv- Harpow
Altoona
J.T. Wallis
Wilamsport
Assiatwane Purchasing
Porcher
G. Yy
Passengers Rush to Southbound Home-Seekers Tickets
The city saw a surge of travelers buying home-seekers tickets yesterday. The Nickel Plate carried the bulk of business while Pennsylvania officials planned next home-seekers day. Agents reported groups bound for Oklahoma, North Dakota, and Chicago, with three Canadian-bound passengers joining a party. Erie officials issued orders amid fare cut plans for January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvania
Pictabure
Pennsylvania Unien
Panhandle
Frank Tarnin
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Tates
E. N. Odening
Trav Hassenger
Penhsylentia
Mansfeld
Oklahoma Senator Owen Under Federal Cloud
Oklahoma senator Robert L Owen faces an interior department probe over his 4009 acres of rich Oklahoma lands. Inspectors found deeds obtained through agents with Owen providing funds, while he contends acquisitions were legal and will seek court review if needed. The interior department estimates land value far above cost, with strong agricultural and oil potential nearby, and Owen vows to contest any actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Owen
United States
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Garfield
Inaw
Owen
Ani
Tilanis
Waimai Ahlan
Resigns to Take Nickel Plate Position at New Haven
Louis Warner tendered his resignation as night bill clerk at the Wabash freight house to Agent A. L. Gilbert. He will accept a similar job with the Nickel Plate at New Haven, where he has lived with an uncle while employed at the focal office for eight months. He will soon take charge of the Nickel Plate freight business in that stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Grieble - Nag
Bass
Worss
Sn Maess
Wl Harkenrider
Moating
Duis
W. H. Rowe
Wabash
Sir M. Harris
Pennsylvania Round House
Indianapolis
H . Stalker
Ohio Capiralings
Detroit
Bifohs
Hamilton
Newartient
Electric Works
Chester Birely
Pennsylvania
Sick Benefits Continue Indefinitely for Relief Members
Members of the Pennsylvanian voluntary relief association were informed that sick benefits will no longer cease after fifty two weeks but will be halved and continue indefinitely. The change guarantees aid for members who become disabled beyond a year. Also noted are staff changes and illnesses affecting workers at several plants and depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penneylvan Juntary Relief Association
Relief Association
Blood cures and injuries dominate small town notes
Promotion of Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier with testimonials from Florence Stowe and Mrs A A Detweatx. Local injuries include a blacksmith’s finger, a sledge incident injuring teeth, and Crawford Griswold’s illness. Wabash to host Wine Women and Song troupe for a Springfield to Muskegon transfer with a thirty two person cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Zausa
Genon
Neb
Florence Stowe
Sniderville
Wisconsin
Detweatx
C. L Heed Co
Lowell, Masa
Pine
Reber
Helner
Wabash
Iran Cranéal
Bowen
Efe
Pennsylvania
Crawford Griswold
Wabesh
Springfield
GBR. & T
Muskegon, Mich
Cottage Meetings by Presbyterian Church
A series of cottage prayer meetings is led by Third Presbyterian church members. Meetings were held last night at Alessis home and other residents on Calhoun, Banne, Zollacs, and Creighton streets. The evening assembly at the church invites all members. Also notes upcoming wrestling contests at Princess Rink on January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Presbyterian Church
Robert Dickey
South
Calhoun Street
J. W. Gruter
Banne Street
Adam Garman
Impeachment Case Called At Portland
Portland Ind January 7 The impeachment proceedings against former Marshal B Greed of Decatur were called in circuit court Judge BaFoliette verified plea was filed on venue change by the valetor Ed Greens when the state was the plaintiff overruled Routine motions toward forming issues were argued and the case was continued to January 21 DeVoss Lutz represented the plaintiff DD Helter the defendant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Gazette
Portland
Ind
B. Greed
M. D. D. Coffee
Decatur
BaFoliette
Ed Greens
DeVoss
J. Lutz
DD. Helter
Want ads reveal no offer as Franchises loom
Journal Gazette items report Sim Leever of Pittsburg applying for a Central league franchise with G H. D and plans to reorganize the G H D railway. President Carson declines to name the target franchise and denies Leever’s offer. A stockholders meeting set for February 7 may lift receivership. Ladies with escorts admitted free at Princess Rink on Wednesday the 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend, Inc
Sim Leever
Pittsburg
F. R. Carson
TH Qobt
Laever
Grant Rapids
Lester Sti
Natlomari
Drestus
Pitteburg
Princess Rink
New Year's Day Among Roumanians
Feasting and revelry resumed in the rolling mulls district yesterday on account of the Roumanian celebration of the New Year according to the Greek calendar. Roumanians employed in the mills and elsewhere knocked off work and joined in spirit. festivities began Monday night and continued past midnight. The celebration was quiet rather than noisy, with national songs, hymns, and cheerful merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alty
Danger in a Cold and Its Untreated Risks
A historical notice emphasizes that colds can become serious without treatment and may pave the way for dangerous infections like diphtheria and scarlet fever. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable product to ease cold symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Police Praise and Cooperation Report
The board applauds police work and cooperation with the sheriff and Pennsylvania police. Chief Ankenbrick highlights harmony in operations, listing ranks from chief to patrolmen and praising city officials, detectives, and staff for their effective service and courteous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deca
Sherif
Pennsyylvania
Tan
Anken+ruck
Loard
Sheriff's Office
Pennsylvania Police
Ankenbrick
Loree Unk
Pent Y
Wey Toyatty Sant Cte Gashfut
Intelligent Mater
Fire Chief Hilbrecht Reports Urgent Hose and Engine Needs
Fire Chief Hilbrecht urges immediate provisioning of Mare Hose and prompt equipment for a new engine house. He notes incomplete estimates and outlines plans for 4,600 feet of hose and a new fire starter. The department responded to 237 alarms this year and comprises an electricalian, signaling engineers, nine others, twenty three hosermen, and sixty one total personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of Public Safety
Ode Dobie
Annem
Henry Hilbrecht
Vetcomin
Ilbrecht
Thssta
Orange
Areien
Eleeirielan
Sigh Cantinhalah
Tom Ativers
Hosernoey Avnana Aporator
Ar Mall
Fragments of a Chief's report and a patent remedy ad
Chief Hilbrecht praises mayor, common council, controller and board of public safety for support. He thanks city officials and fire department officers for aid and efficient work. An accompanying ad promotes Hingstar's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35c, claimed to be a longstanding remedy for disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilbrecht
Ccommon Council
Controller
Board of Public
Nolice
Fire Department
Hingstar
Meyer Fras. Ci
Notice on Electric Light Bills Due With Discount Cuts
Electricity customers must pay bills promptly as discount ends on the 10th. Office hours on the 9th and 10th extend to 9 o'clock. Bring contract number to the office. The small Journal-Gazette ad space is encouraged for undertakings.
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People’s Loan Co. Fhene
Calhoun St
Foam
Seidel Block
F. M. Smith & Co
Valboun Ox
J. C. Peltier
Wayne Street
Prof
C. A. Waldo
Iite
Cucany
Erie
Matt
Lecestot Works
American Locomotive Works
Exodus
Wees Wayne
Erie Rnilenad
Chicago
Oklahoma Solony
Nickel Plate
Wagner
Wabash Freight Office
Industrial Notes
Delmar
America
Krick
Presbyterian Church
Journal- Gazette
Ahly
A Arnold
the People's Store
Tove
Bertillon
Statte
Sases
Fort Wayne le Room
Court House
Orlhoun St
Norther Indiana
Fort Wayne Printing CO. Telephone
Braffner
Reals
van Premptis
Frank J
Federspiel
Frank X
Schuler General Insurance
Court Street
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