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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
5
A renowned doctor asserts baldness is not a disease in rare cases and that no universal cure exists. He notes limited success with patent remedies, praising Q Ran Hair Restorer and Tonte as helpful aids while stressing no general cure when hair loss is due to non-disease causes. Public notice offers trial supplies through the Bradley Frag catalog.
A lurid critique of police coercion contrasts an overbearing officer and a supposed confession with dated methods. The piece touts a modern psychology driven detective as a fiction hero, promising a clever, entertaining read in a sharp, period voice.
Judge Harris N. Dickson presents an unbiased, provocative special article on race in American life. The piece aims to engage both Northern and Southern readers and invites profit from thoughtful reflection.
Arlington on East Columbia Street run by Charlie Clark was raided by Captain Skully and Officer Harry Boyerle on a charge of conducting an obscenity house. Four people were found inside. two couples arrested and bonded for appearance in court. Officials vow to close such “stag” houses, aiming to stop the illicit traffic.
A fragmented report details Fairbanks visiting the Mikado production with mentions of officials, visas, and a diplomatic audience. It notes various named events, attendees, and a later dinner where elder cabinet members were present before a planned departure for festivities.
Partial city news item lists several names and places with unclear context. It mentions Leven Mem Charlton and Curt Gans as figures, references Bratles Hyondtttgatore and Delphi with Purdas Pheer, and notes removal or treatment actions amid uncertain details. The fragmentary text hints at local administrative or social notices but lacks complete facts.
A lengthy list of real estate transfers shows numerous parcels sold or deeded to various buyers including Frederik D Tor, John Ferguson, Oliver Milter, and Henry suranl among others. Values range from $1.70 to $5,000 with references to additions and plats in areas like Riverside, Hoot murtit, and Fourth to Fifty streets, detailing block and section designations.
The May Laetare Medal was presented by the University of Notre Dame to writer Krancee Fisher Tierman, hailed as Christian laureate in the realm of letters. Rev Father Turng presented the award, marking the first time the honor has gone to a southerner, with university officials and clergy present from Notre Dame and nearby Catholic institutions.
The twentieth annual convention of the Traveler Protective Association gathered in Aug tortures with President He O. Gray of Lavigeilln Ky presiding. Speakers included Mr. Kitehty and Locke Grate. A street parade featured military units as the meeting opened.
Mortimer and Sydney Rovenberg, sons of Mr and Mrs L Ronanbarg of Wort Washington street, wandered away from home yesterday morning. They spent four hours roaming toward Swinney parl and No Donminé house on Maver Ave. Nearby residents reported seeing them near No 3 Hewse. Police and guardians searched the area as the boys were located later in the day.
The Lyre presents a fresh set of four pictures, all portraits, includingMAMMA OL the OW MAC and On Thanksgiving Day. The other two selections are light comedy. the Wednesday night Max solos should draw crowds, with a price advance anticipated for the musical attraction.
Count Zeppelin's airship on a return voyage from Bitterfeld to Friedrichshafen was damaged after a gust of wind blew its prow into a tree during an attempted landing near Goettingen. The envelope tore and the bow was broken, delaying the journey for an extended period as crews and crowds gathered. repair could take time, with navigation hindered by a dangerous ground and strong winds.
Memorial day ceremonies at Lagrange featured a short service in a Grove house with a community choir, invocation by the chaplain, and remarks from Reverend Platt. Local officials and citizens attended as VFW and Boy Scout groups provided honors and a reading tribute. In another note, Mike Glover of Utanen defeated Terr Curly of New York in a boxing match at the Olympic Athletic Club with decisive blows in the later rounds.
The Fort Wayne amateurs lost to the Buckeyes in a local contest with notable plays by Rog nies Edurhood and others. Ossian’s White Sox impressed with pitching by Mokey, and Ryker stole a base. Magnolias, Buffaloes, and Antwerp Grays also feature in weekend action with close scores and key fielding moments.+
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