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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1902
Page
9
Local union announces endorsement amid concerns about sweatshop conditions and sweat ships in the dressmaking trade. Journal notes dangers of substandard home industry practices and calls for awareness of local labor issues.
Permitta urges readers to note three essential steps in treating disease and lauds Dr. D. W. Tucker as a premier specialist in chronic and private diseases. He claims to have cured thousands over thirty years, backed by bank deposits and endorsements from banks and business men, at the Indiana Medical and Surgical Institute, 10 West Wayne Street.
A fragmented account describes gowns and lace details, including painted lace and bull French pique embroidery. References to veiled gowns with embroidered dawn patterns, exotic silks, and ornate sashes appear amid garbled notes on colors, trims, and period styling.
Fragmentary text discusses the shirehorse in historical agricultural life, noting stature, use, and regional attention. Mentions breeding, care, and the horse’s role in rural work, with scattered references to farmers, markets, and the rise of heavy draught stock in old England.
Dissolution notice states the firm Helier and Wel Sle has dissolved partnerships with Welimites retiring. The remaining member will update accounts and settle all debts. Location and signatures appear in the distorted lines.
Community rail update from Grand Rapids notes the Michigan Summer lines to Indiana and Wisconsin ports, with routes serving Harbor, Traverse City, Northport, and nearby areas. Fishing interest, timetables, and ticketing details appear, along with service notes and contact address at 8. Jonia Street, Grand Rapids.
The Wabash announces Detroit excursions by railway and steamer starting this date. The program promises round trip fares around $17 and a special schedule with departures at 6:00 am. The details emphasize a licensed steamer able to carry a large passenger load and a high class steel passenger scheme.
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