25 Jul 1912
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
1
A garbled text fragment discusses sweating and bodily sensations, mentioning arms, stockings, and potential discomfort. It references a person’s body, health concerns, and advises keeping something where vaults are kept. The meaning is unclear and lacks coherent structure or identifiable events.
Auburn Indy Twp July 24 The Blue father corporation sues Aldrich brothers of Butler for immediate concession of an automobile and damages to 40. Attorney W P Endicott of Butler handles gas tax collection cases. First suit seeks 156.04 from Clyde A Lower of Waterloo. Another case targets Lower and Ford K Nemiosh for 191.57. Tone Grey, a Garrett Romanian, convicted of assault and battery by Judge Powers during his vacation. fined 5 and ordered to pay 17.00. Judge Powers noted harsher charges could have led to penitentiary if proven.
At Auburn Indiana on July 24 affidavits were filed against Miss May Little owner and manager of one of three moving picture shows. The week prior warned to close on Sunday evening was ignored and a free program plus a box for contributions at the door led to proffers of payment. Prosecution opponents plan to press the case on the upcoming week and Sunday night. Warrants were not served due to officers’ absence. authorities refused comments and affidavits and warrants were recorded. Don’t miss Navajo blankets at Indiana Furniture Co.
Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction officials including GO.EK Falmer and S. W. Greenland visited cities along the traction line to discuss interests. Benny C. Paul and James M. Barratt attended a board meeting in Philadelphia. A derailment occurred at Towle and Clinton, delaying crews. A wagon breakdown on East Superior Street caused a forty minute delay for navvies and Hog packs.
An elderly ladies brochure extols Opera Cream as a liquid beautifier to preserve and enhance a youthful complexion. It claims velvety skin, invisibility on application, and increasing effect with continued use. Sold by Dayton Drug Co in Dayton Ohio or by mail direct from the manufacturer.
Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty, named in proceedings, faces accusations of aiding in Herman Rosenthal’s murder. The report details testimony naming figures tied to the crime scene at the Metropole Hotel and the Suspects connected to the underworld, including a poker room proprietor and a gang leader.
A damaged OCR item reports a store complaint about a supposed order for glue, a claim of theater fraud, and a police report about a damaged automobile light. The legible elements mention a 117 B Warne Street store, a torn headlight, and a suspicious advert for kidney remedy products.
A nine year old boy from Fort Wayne died after a fall while attempting to etch something in a barn. He sustained multiple arm fractures with bones protruding. He was staying with the Menge Poelleg family in Rootteyyalip while his parents visited Denver, Colorado.
Tad. Mrs. Kate T. Nivhnta, state president of the Rebakal Indice, visits Decatur Lodge. About seventy members attend the dinner and evening program. The president is presented with a handsome banner and Mrs. Samuel Shamp leaves this week for her new home in Fort Wayne, receiving a parting gift.
Warran, Ind. July 24 Max Frinn has liquidated his poultry farm just west of Warsaw for sale and will move with his family to Thiolow Mississippi for permanent residence after winters spent in the south previously.
Warsaw Indiana July 24 A replevin suit has been filed in Kosciusko County by the Spences Hogin company against I. L. Sterling and B. Q. Morris alleging the defendants hold a quantity of sugar cocoa and rhocnude belonging to the plaintiffs and asking damages of 60 plus the property in question.
Friends and family gathered in Long Beach California after the death of Mrs Tanita in a Wednesday incident. Mrs Lamkin attempted to seek information as Duane Finn and Call between the pier and water. Mr Lacmcin left Warmin tiet Ovo to spend years in California. They wed on Fast Wart Waynn street and belonged to a Methodist church where Rev Neal received a note from Mr Jaan Rin about the tragedy.
WarSaw Indiana reports Miss Avie Bele of the elyy becoming the bride of TotAL Nice of Lansing Michigan on Tuesday evening. Ceremony held at the home of Mr and Mrs John Aller with relatives present.
An old newspaper ad touts Booy's Mustarine for corns bunions and aches. It claims quick relief for muscle strains neuralgia and general pains with a 25 cent box and emphasizes rapid action and broad use for athletes and the general public.
Nickel Plate railroad officials with Blair and Potter discussed elevating Osage Street to open it to the north side workers crossing the tracks. Board of Works and City Attorney Hogan reviewed plans, with the North Side Civic Improvement association earlier pressing for access. Elevation of Mechanic Street and St Martins avenue was considered but deemed costlier due to wide trackage. Opening Osage Street is favored for safety around the roundhouse and nearby industries.
Geneva residents and visitors are named in a jumble of short notes. Many travel to Fort Wayne, Anderson, and Portland while local movements include Mrs. John Briggs hosting, Burt Juday leaving for Kentucky, and Miss Kate McGritt shopping trips. Several names and places appear, including Rev. Dunbar, Bank of Geneva, and families visiting relatives. The text notes whoop ing cough timing and a nearby village excitement with unidentified cars and social calls.
Miss Hattie Hursh visited near Leo and joined a social at Grabill with Miss Kredo Deventer and others. Families, guests, and relatives from Fort Wayne and Hunttertown gathered at several homes. George Mora r, injured in a horse accident, remains in pain but hopes for recovery with support from friends.
Reader letters discuss whitening hands with gloves and linen care. Tips recommend a wash lotion, talc or navatite powder, wax applications to fade freckles, and cold cream with morning wash to reveal smoother skin. Mercolized wax is advised to remove the cuticle and brighten complexion, with ongoing treatment suggested.
Washington July 24 An elderly U S senator aged 83 says he may become a physician. He told reporters at the White House that he has taken a daily pill with aloe and other ingredients for indigestion and deafness and now plans to study medicine. He joked about how a vet prescribes pills for a horse and noted letters requesting medical advice.
A fragment recalls a shopper in Akron seeking relief from kidney and urinary troubles with a tonic. The text mentions Polay's Kinny Pie and Foley Kidney Pills as remedies, claiming quick relief and pharmacy availability. Name and place details are unclear due to OCR erosion.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Martha Ritter in Salen township near Publi Ireland. investigations recount a church funeral at Lake Valley and burial at Mount Zion cemetery. A separate court case involves Alva Shhopt charged with assault and battery after a traffic collision. jury finds for the defendant. Also reported are two carriage accidents at Lake Shore depot leaving residents injured but not seriously hurt.
An old advertisement touts Capudine as removing headaches by addressing underlying causes from heat to nerves. The elixir is described as pleasant to take and useful for colds and influenza symptoms. It lists 10c, 25c, and 50c sizes at drug stores.
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