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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1908
Page
8
A Fort Wayne reader testifies that the Root Juice remedy cured long standing ailments after skeptical start. She reports relief from stomach, kidneys, and general aches, claiming four bottles completed a lasting improvement. The ad notes prices and Fort Wayne Drug Co. as distributors.
The Nickel Plate promotes eight freight brakemen to conductors and transfers eight more engineers to Buffalo Division as rising freight traffic prompts new crews. Names include Dave Potts John Holly Thllem Devans O P Leiminger Harry Dick Charles Goodyear AB Kahn and AO W Seeley. The move signals expected continued high business for the road and broader manpower shifts, with additional Bellevue crew sent to Conneaut for similar work.
A report states that railway officials will store a large number of empty freight cars in Conway yards. The Conway facilities, among the largest, have space for about 10,000 cars. The move aims to relieve crowded local yards by using Conway for storage of empties.
News from Fort Wayne reports Ambrose Benedict, a Pennsylvania and Northwest Iron worker, lost his right foot in an accident at Pierre, South Dakota last November. He had his foot crushed and later had a toe amputated, while colleagues and family await his recovery and return to work.
An engine left its track at the Pennsylvania round house yesterday at 9 30. It fell into a pit but no passenger engines were due to depart. The wreck was moved from the scene and another locomotive substituted with little disruption while repairs proceeded.
The passage extols consulting Mr Postel for timeless wisdom on life, finances, and health. It references two people saved from ruin by his counsel and warns against unwise investments, promising preservation of health and youth.
In Michigan, discussion swirls around a potential consolidation of Pere Marquette and Michigan Central lines after Henry B. Ledyard was chosen for directorship of the reorganized Pere Marquette. Officials deny plans for a merger. comments reflect industry interest.
The earth reveals hidden treasures and dreams are interpreted by a gifted counselor who aids lovers, reunites separated couples, and offers lawsuits advice. Thousands have found happiness through his truthful predictions and reunions. Satisfaction guaranteed or no fee.
Patrolman John Keintz faces a board hearing on intoxication while on duty. He has built a reputation and is suspended twenty days as the board appoints Jon N McKinley as official weigher for the McKinley Brash coal yards.
Major Wilson reports his fine terrier is not on exhibition at the pet stock show this week due to undisclosed circumstances. The white dog with a brown ear and a head spot is missing, and police have been asked to search highways and byways for the valuable canine.
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