26 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1915
Page
1
A man was found unconscious along a Milford roadside after a cold night. He recalled wandering from Springfield and hoped to reach Milford’s outskirts, saying he needed shelter and food as he regained alertness.
AUBURN WOMAN DIED IN THE HOSPITAL AFTER A OPERATING INIATION DURING THE PAST YORK. MRS M A Slack, age 42, WIDOW OF HERMAN STIRK, DIED AFTER A SURGICAL PROCEDURE. SURVIVORS INCLUDE SEVEN CHILDREN AND OTHER RELATIVES. BURTON RELATIVES AND FRIENDS ATTEND TUE FUNERAL.
Fragmentary OCR text references a death and a court case in Georgia. It mentions a lawyer Garrett as attorney for SOMa, a death, and a settled matter with unclear details. The garbled material includes names, dates, locations, and references to suits, bottles, and witnesses.
A damaged ad offers a dubious cure for male health issues claiming a blood poison remedy and various diseases. It markets a questionable regimen from Dr. C. Ferris at 207 East Cherry Street, promising dramatic results with a private consultation and dubious medical language.
A fragmented sale notice lists items named overconts and conts with prices such as £40 and $20 and mentions additional entries like 25.00 and 200.00. The readable fragments suggest a clearance or sale catalog format with inconsistent spellings and unclear item definitions.
A long list details hotel arrivals in New York and regional stops, naming guests such as Mrs Ie Ml Paid He Tebiitiageliss OCW Ona and Kendalivilies ub, with mentions of notable families and officials like Hyams OF Koyhe OF sition and Parker. The report notes travel from Rochester to Virginia and other stops, listing numerous surnames and partial affiliations among travelers and residents.
A garbled LaGrange news snippet mentions various names and places including Newbury, Annie Hookanotler, Elen town ship and County events. It references a statue, a trip for someone named Hertha, and activities at CHS on Sunday morning with mentions of Crundly lien and Charles Kumee stables. The text is fragmentary and hard to parse.
Fragmented OCR text references Coruna News Core Ana and various names and events. It mentions a person named Henry Knee and others, a mother and daughter, and attending a local shire event. Details are garbled but imply a community update with local figures and attendance.
A fragmented description contrasts mid winter and mid summer scenes at a southern resort. The faded text recalls a photograph showing a snowy shore with waves, a white fore and a windward view, and mentions temperatures around forty below in the north while the southern scene exhibits warm air and calm water.
Fragmented OCR style report notes various names and places including Hamilton and Bulabay Viel. Mentions a Mrs 0 Geol and Alten Gout amid unclear events at a home visit and travel by Mrs Willian Silppy. Summary records sparse names and scattered actions without a clear main event.
Muddled OCR style text mentions gray hairs and sexes, names like Ciro and Darel, and scattered phrases about boats, beds, and stores. It is a garbled, partial excerpt with no clear event, date, or location, lacking coherent facts or structure to form a proper news item.
A local firm supplied carpets draperies and furniture for the new Palace Theatre. The report notes the company completed installation with attention to detail and quality. The unnamed chef and other figures are mentioned in passing as part of a broader dedication ceremony and project publicity.
Vague OCR text outlines a basketball event in Mea and nearby towns with players named Avouir Wart and Laurie Lun. Mentions a game ending in victory for a team led by ty ta and references to local venues and schedules. Names and places are unclear due to garbled transcription.
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of names, dates, and events. Reads like a late 19th or early 20th parish notice with baptisms, marriages, and visitors. Several proper nouns appear garbled, making precise attribution and places difficult to identify.
A disjointed report lists Archie Jones a former Fort Wasinownot by his wate at MilH Wathen Balirday as a person of interest. The article mentions a drug rt, WLR Mat, and various lines from an inquiry, with references to Oxford Swenlore and a 4fr unit on a Saturday night.
Damaged OCR fragment from Brimfield indicates local items and names such as Ebert, Toledo, Beate, Antwin, Elgonter, Bediren, and Cramer. Reads like a miscellaneous community roundup with unclear dates and places, mentioning residents and visits, plus mentions of returning people.
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