Wonders Not Miracles At Home Remedies In Fort Wayne
A Hot Springs Tortura claim and Phenomenal Francia promote home remedies that allegedly work wonders. They say the remedies are natural and can be used by anyone at home with similar results, not by doctors. Over 200 testimonials from patients of the Fort Wayne Institute are on display at the Flat Iron Doctors. Free consultations run until June 15, with hours daily and special vaudeville entertainment nearby. offices are at Wayne and Harrison Streets.
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Port Wayne
Francia
Doctor
Brancie
Amy Tiafmand
Hardvon
Wayne
Evanevie
Talia Poonly
Sorin
Cmd
Cathown
Montgomery
Mart Wayne
Phe
Ang
Phenomann
Hot Springs
Harrison Streets
Looking One's Best Delights Readers with Beauty Remedies
An early 20th century notice touts facial care and skin products for women. It promises clearer skin and a radiant complexion using salves and serums available at local druggists. The ad emphasizes look and confidence with various preparations for pimples eruptions and cracked skin.
Rock tosses disrupt Evansville transit and shops
Turbulent Decoration Day in Evansville with rocks and bottles fired at streetcars. Police report several arrests, including a cook named Boyd and a Tu cburgeter, amid disorder on the west side and disruptions along Franklin and Mayne Solan streets. City officials move to protect transit and property as demonstrations occur and shopkeepers brace for more turmoil.
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Evansville
West Side
Wabor Distriet
Melock
Mayne Solan
James Bosy
Ulla
Stucknteger
Lintznich
Boyd
Trathaburg
Jack G'Briet
Meney Wy Marshall
Martell
West Privale
Aeverine
Franklin Street
Franklin Streets
Mia
Gaal
Wahsial
Provident
Marshall Am Peniad
Polley
Addi
Belek
Severth
Belind
Veterans and Citizens Observe Decoration Day in Columbus
Veterans and citizens in Columbus observe Decoration Day with ceremonies at homes and public buildings. A parade forms from Van Buren and Chunters streets to the cemetery, honoring Civil War and Spanish American War veterans, company G of the Indiana National Guard, schoolchildren, and Women’s Relief Corps, with graves decorated and wreaths placed. Grace Lutheran church program features a speech by Sherman Powell of Decatur and is followed by tributes at the cemetery.
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Iy Kant News
Columiia Civy
Nowell
Company G
India
van Buren
Chuuners
Pont
Keller
Jalat
RTT
Glamley
Staugh
Joseph Carver
Sherman Powell
Decatur
Grace Lutheran Church
Gettysburg
Aldecas
W. T. Polliver
Aevaaion
Taft Praises the Regular Army at Gettysburg
President Taft lauds the Regular Army in a Gettysburg commemorative ceremony. He recalls Civil War history, praises officers and soldiers, and emphasizes the need for a strong national military. The event includes speeches by Secretary of War Dickinson and others, with Taft departing for Washington after the program.
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Maryland
Londay
Reguker Army
Adaushter
Washington
Misa Taft
Stes Dickinson
Mga
Taft
Ceing
Krantts
Bck
EHRMAN Too Much for the Textiles in Series Defeat
A truncated report notes EHRMAN overcame the Textiles in a series, with a late error costing a key out and a two-run inning. The narrative mentions Whiteman, Nahewald, and Raber, highlighting a high church of names amid the muddled play on the Reed miller grounds.
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Secon
Ma Ilecio-Techntes
Textils
Nehie
Grand Dall
Shoud
Nakewalt
Prince's
Card of Thanks For Condolences to Family
Readers express deep appreciation for the sympathy and support shown during the illness and loss of a wife and mother. The family names friends and neighbors who offered prayers flowers and acts of kindness during the difficult time.
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Alnsaverth
Dlerliter Ruhel
Polyhhens
Tribute to a Nation's Founder and Liberty Ideals
Public remarks honor a key civic figure, praising liberty and civic virtue. The speaker extols sacrifice for freedom, authority of government, and the enduring value of liberty as the highest good. References to citizenship, invention, and collective memory anchor the tribute. A sense of national character and obligation pervades the address.
Spencerville Woman Arrested After River Bank Find
Merritt Beyers known as Spencerville was arrested by Officers Nseverle and Eisenhut after police found her on the river bank near the Jall fats with a bottle of whisky and morphine. The woman had prior arrests and was said to have fought when subdued.
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Merritt Beyers
Uve
Spencerville
Nseverle
Eisenhut
Jall
Horne Jones
Lauke
Oficer Westermui
Wheat Exposition Visit Sparks Home Wheat Demand
Bhatti, chairman of the Great Northern board, visited the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition buildings to inspect wheat trends. The piece notes a shift in the wheat market, correcting a misstatement about consumption and highlighting opportunities in export patterns.
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Bhatti
UL Jemps
Great Northern
Dieecens
Uuildings
James
Thia Emudtey
Wheat supply and export concerns voiced in 1910 context
Fragmentary 1910 era discussion notes U S population projections. It predicts 650 million bushels of wheat needed for domestic use with 620 million for future use and mentions past exports around 120 million bushels per year. The speaker emphasizes feeding the nation first and prioritizing local consumption.
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United States
Strike May Start at Garrett Tuesday
Garrett Indiana May 21 rumors say United States machinists may strike Tuesday. Report says a valve plant agent is undercover seeking to mobilize a work stoppage. Officials cannot verify the claim and details remain unclear.
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Garrett
Uy Kist
Bunexit
Ind
Wny
Cornell Wins Two Events From Harvard
Cornell quickly defeated Harvard in both varsity and freshmen races at Ithaca on May 21. Shige won the 1,000 yard free style in ten minutes forty one seconds, leading from start to finish. The freshmen race saw Cornell finish four lengths ahead in eleven minutes.
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Ithaca
Corywell Gaibanel
Eadily
Tiarvard
Casa
Cornell
Deaths Majors Widow Died After Recurrent Apoplexy
Mrs Phowbe Majong widow of John Majors a Fort Wayne clear maker died suddenly at home 13 West Fourth Street at ten o’clock Monday morning from a recurrent apoplexy. Aged fifty nine she was a Harrisburg O born February 25 1880 survived by one son and three daughters Walter Majors Mrs Pred Aubrey Mrs William Bayer and Mrs Carl Stenger nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm from the residence Rev Stmodt Wagenhals of Fenting officiating Lindenwood Interment. Funeral Announcements Mrs Mary Stevens funeral Wednesday 2 pm from 723 East Wayne Street Bradshaw fish market 1317 Maumee Avenue. Phone 1696.
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Majers
Harrisbirg
Dirs
Gert Yugen
Walter Majors
Pred Aubrey
William “al Bayer
Carl Stenger
Tluntiington
Alsay
Vay
Hell
Own a Dairy Farm in Round Lake Wisconsin Opportunity
Wisconsin land offers dairy farms with timber legacy profits and future value. Investors are urged to buy 80 acre parcels near Round Lake with free townsite lots, railroad access, and growing creamery opportunities. Concrete earnings cited include $3,650 annual profit potential and up to $4,000 next year for experienced growers.
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Round Lake Country
Wisconsin
John H
Sawyer County
Round Lake
Sag
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