Want Telephone Matter Settled
The ehumber out commerce and Mayor Wo Sherman Cutshall set telegrams festerdive tr the past fer omeners i Wrshineren, ores.
14 Jan 1919
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1919
Page
1
The ehumber out commerce and Mayor Wo Sherman Cutshall set telegrams festerdive tr the past fer omeners i Wrshineren, ores.
A garbled but alarming report describes widespread hair loss linked to a medical condition. Officials caution patients to seek professional care as investigations intensify, noting potential connections to treatments and warnings from health authorities.
An upcoming Quest Club dinner is announced for tonight with attendees including local figures. Guests discuss appetite, cigars, and a social program as part of the city’s cultural activities.
The Traction Benefit Association of Fort Wayne and Norbert Indiana Traction Company held its monthly meeting at the traction company offices. Officers appointed included Trollowe and Vedermark as trustees, May Wodvemark elected secretary, and F J Schmidt as treasurer. The association reports a surplus of 32 777 with 1 500 invested in taberts heirs. The group, established October 1 1907, has paid out 39 407 to residents at death benefits to date.
A local dining hall at Club House reopened after a disruption caused by a fire incident. Staff and workers were present to resume service, serving a few hundred attendees and addressing safety and workforce concerns as operations resumed.
Union label league will meet Wednesday. Members urged to attend with friends invited.
An old style advertising blurb touts a liniment to quickly ease sprains strains and swelling. It claims rapid numbness removes soreness and lets users resume duties, noting 60 years of use and gold medals.
The Gen. Elvourte volunteer fire department held its annual meeting and banquet in the social rooms. Officers were reelected with Trenident Willian Melotingy and others continuing in key posts. Remarks praised past year’s work, while reports noted several department members and guests honored for service and a time of reflection on recent events.
A note reports Professor Coolidge travels to Austria to study political social and economic conditions. It lists local businesses and addresses including Calhoun Street Broadway Main Harrison Wayne and Calhoun areas, naming firms in groceries, furniture, jewelry, clothing and more. The fragmentary list suggests a directory-like reading of merchants and offices tied to the study trip.
A fragmented Fort Wayne notice lists local enterprises inviting the public to visit. Names include Uecker Motor, Conny Biger Cipe Contot, Syander extuet, and Frank Dryteoda Co among department stores and streets like Wayne and Warineton.
An old advertisement promotes a home mixture to darken gray hair using Orlex powder dissolved in water. It promises instant color, claiming to turn gray hair black or brown and restore a younger appearance. The text warns against certain chemicals and notes the product comes in a small box with a protective seal.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette-Herald lists local businesses on Calhoun Street including Packard Music Heung 20 Calhoun Shoes 728 Calhoun Street and Theatres Palace Theatre Traction Lines and Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Co at W Main. Also notes 25 Cent Stores W T Grant Us 1078 W Berry and Berry Walk-Over Root Shop. Encourages readers to send news home.
An old drug advertisement extols Nuga-Tone as a universal remedy. It touts improvements in vitality and mood, claims to treat anemia blood circulation and malaria, and offers a money back guarantee. The copy cites testimonials from users in Henshaw and mentions retailers with two Tex stores.
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