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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
3
Olga Nethersole headlines the Majestic with Carmen this evening and a second bill presenting Peggy Mzhree. The article extols her stage realism and expressive mastery, noting her famed Nethersole kiss and comparing her technique to Madam Bernhardt while praising her lifelike emotion and vocal power.
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An advertorial fashioning itself as medical counsel touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal stomach remedy. It features a character named Mr White praising relief from heartburn indigestion and dyspepsia and offers a free sample by mail from the P A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
Denis O Sullivan stars in Peggy Machree a mock marriage farce where Lady Margaret ODriscoll poses as a country colleen Barry Trevor flirts then the wedding is revealed as unreal a reel ceremonies leads to a real remarriage amid a lively country Irish setting praised as beautifully mounted by Josepha Brooks and W Dinnwall marking a notable stage achievement.
Gra Vincent stars in The Three of Us delivering a sparse satire of servant life. Critics note her Maggie parallels a range of cook and housekeeper archetypes. The portrayal emphasizes vulnerability and a tense domestic tableau, ending with implied tragedy.
Joseph King will present East Lynne in Saturday matinee and night shows at the Nasestic. King's production follows his earlier work Ninetrans Nine the Freat rural slay. He will personally supervise the promotion of Edst Bynne, a noted emotional slave character, after a six month run at the Academy in New York.
A brief note from The Temple records a yesterday afternoon laughing episode where an Indianapolis young woman reportedly could not restrain herself and was helped home in a carriage. The press agent voucher for the story is mentioned with names Irerell Scott Rogers Mackintosh and Whieon Ed labeled as involved.
Reserved seats are offered for all vaudeville performances. Patrons urged to place standing orders at the box office to ensure preferred locations. If a requested seat cannot be assured, the patron may be charged or seating may be cancelled by toll charges.
A garbled report notes a Tamnie orchestra leader in Fort Wayne who provided music for a theater event and performed at venues like Waldott Astorin. The fragment hints at interruptions during a program and a stage manager addressing the audience.
The Thaw court session repeated testimony from the prior trial as Ar Jerome presents a graphic copy of the Hummel affidavit. Mrs Thaw discusses signing the affidavit under unclear content while denying knowledge of its allegations of cruel treatment during a 1969 trip.
A collection of medical experts describe grip as highly infectious, affecting mental function and drawing out weak constitution points. Adults and the aged suffer complications, with children showing some immunity but risk from pneumonia. Early cold care and abandoning work are urged, noting February and March as peak pneumonia months and warning of possible severe influenza epidemics.
Sir Written Broadbest, English physician, shares his experience on preventing grip or influenza. He cites quinine as the vast remedy and notes success in a London public school where girls and mistresses regularly took it, while servants were left without protection and fell ill. He advises taking two grains of pi-sulfate of quinine after breakfast daily.
A historical excerpt discusses severe grip suffering and hints at the misused claim of 46 muon physics and mental agony. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for dangers from the tip and notes no reported pneumonia from its use, reflecting period medical advertising tone.
A Maple Landing Iowa resident Mr J G Egleston describes severe winter illness lasting weeks becoming the grip. He notes pains in knees and joints, headaches, runny eyes and nose with alternating chills and fever. He credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Chamberlains Stomach Liver Tablets with curing the grip.
A fragmented advice list warns on avoiding illness symptoms. It cautions against eating heavy meals and hot baths, favors Chamberlain's cough remedy, and urges rest until the worst is over. It also advises against stimulants and delaying care to reduce grippe effects.
District Attorney Jerome and defense counsel clash over testimony and letters from Evelyn Nesbit as Harry Thaw’s trial proceeds. Witnesses discuss Thaw’s alleged hatred of Stanford White, a cablegram to the embassy, and long letters revealing Thaw’s obsession. Evidence includes love letters and a mathematical aside linking to Nesbit, with judges ruling on admissibility.
A long standing remedy, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, has thrived for a third of a century and is sold across the United States. It is praised for treating coughs colds and croup without opiates or harmful drugs. The maker claims no pneumonia cases followed use, asserting the product’s preventative value and broad motherly trust.
A historical note explains how grip can lead to lingering coughs and weakened health, often paving the way for pneumonia. It asserts Chamberlains Cough Remedy greatly reduces severity, stops the cough, and restores natural health, claiming high success in treatment.
Calphet Cornelius Poole, a well known citizen of Rnpanoose county, Iowa, claims he and his wife recovered from severe grip with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy last winter. He notes the remedy is wonderful and prevents pneumonia, a claim supported by the widespread use of many bottles since the epidemic began.
A man named Shumaker, from Test Minin street, was arrested on a charge of burglary after allegedly taking 22 plus dollars from Jacob Unser in Pennville. He admitted some involvement with property but claimed the robber obtained only 2.12 dollars instead of 212. The incident followed reports that an intoxicated Lazer provided the money. The case includes conflicting details about the exact sum and motive along with unrelated local cinema listings for Moving Life Pictures and Edison theater showings.
The Wayne Street Methodist church reports a steady revival with sixty professing sin and forty nine uniting with the church. A prayer meeting will be held at several homes followed by Saturday and Sunday services with a male quartet and Alfred Holsworth providing special music.
Mr Bh dfiiteh, manager of the Nine fle Telephone company, was pleasantly surprised when a ram mates representing the nursing of the company called wron Din) and pre-
Advice on curing the grip emphasizes rest warmth and quiet. Begin bed rest for two to three days up to two to three weeks, use Cham bers Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in strong doses then regular doses, and bathe feet in warm water. If severe, take quinine with multiple daily doses to sustain vitality during the illness.
Vrenk W. Perry of the Enterprise Shortsville claims a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured his crip cough with a single dose and helped him sleep through the night. He notes the remedy shortened the second attack and reduced pain without needing more of the bottle.
In early 1800s recollections a Winfield druggist praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the sure cure for severe colds and threatened pneumonia. He notes rapid relief after two hours and claims it prevents future trouble, praising its pleasant taste and popularity.
A brief note promotes Chamberlain’s as a harmless pleasant remedy claimed to cure grip. The passage echoes a well founded rumor about an effective ETIDT cure praised by druggists and travelers, describing its worldwide fame and assured relief.
The recipient was presented with a handsome leather couch and a rocking chair as appreciation for efforts to provide high class telephone service. He responded graciously, thanked the donors, and promised to continue serving patrons with greater dedication.
In a roundup of Roumanian feud related cases in the rolling mine district, authorities returned confiscated liquor to Han Zazim and Vietor Dan after dismissing several warrants. Other actions included fines for drunkenness and closures of cases against some defendants while Adolph King appeals.
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