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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
4
An advertisement touts a one minute daily regimen claiming to increase bodily and mental vigor within two weeks. It cites physicians, judges, generals, and athletes as users and promises stronger endurance, with mentions of iron content and a warning to look for the Nuxated Iron label on packages.
Thelma Clark heads the competition with strong showing while the field includes Geraldine Chaderden and several others. Names appear with additional initials and garbled text suggesting a page of contestant listings and misreadings.
Rail worker denies registration perjury claims serious charges against a railroad employee. Amid a report from May 31 the article notes a recent arrest and questions about a notarization related to registration in a road project, with terse details remaining unclear.
A Georgia jury found Manning Gil guilty in a peonage killing on a Wilms plantation in Jus ver county. Lingser Peterson, one of eleven enslaved people, died after being held for debt labor on the farm several months earlier. Manning received a life sentence in the case.
Remains of Griffith Morgan age 21 were recovered after drowning in the Wabash River near Wabash Monday afternoon. He attended a picnic and tried to swim to a stranded person, but was swept away. He is survived by two sisters and a brother. Mrs. Alfce Erwin near Warsaw is seriously ill with sleeping sickness diagnosed recently. First such case in Kosciusko county.
Weather Bureau and welfare teams gather data to support aviation safety. The effort drafts a city wide survey mapping needs for aid and coordination among churches charities and civic groups, with committees organizing data collection and outreach across Wayne Fort Wayne and surrounding townships.
Fire department reports indicate a tiny monthly loss of 1705 dollars with the fire at Eppock Lumber plant causing the largest single loss. The main blaze was extinguished without injury, and three other calls were false alarms.
Hudson Super Six with five good tires for sale. Car appears like new. Call 311. E W Steinhart Co at Washington and Fairfield. BLEPPTON ind May Humphrey transfer man reports plans a month vacation and travel within the country.
Chautauqua executive committee did not meet this afternoon at the public bearing room and set the Chautauqua day event for Tuesday evening July 15 with close of business Friday. Smith, a? Fivr, is president. May Wilson, daughter of Mrs J. Bow dons, and Magi Con sor of Mr and Mrs George Sonu of Madewas Midwart attended in MKerrigze yesterday affirmed by Rev. Mr. Stewart M Ey pastor.
Reported on a highway east of the city last night, a vehicle carrying Rev. Ul He Shou of the Six Mile church toppled twice. Children sustained minor injuries. no serious harm reported.
An irregular dispatch notes a person arriving in Indianapolis from Sersth on the 20nd. The traveler will stay to conduct business and is described as a United States senior yom fan. Details about departure from Washington and attendance before a congress are uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR text references a family of Fred Lipp and misfgrime events, with scattered phrases about May fortunes, a doctor, a hand injury, a girl, a stormy scene, and unclear actions. The readable parts suggest a local family incident or misfortune surrounding Fred Lipp and relatives, but specifics are unclear.
A fragment hints at a boast about Prince Albert tobacco’s quality flavor and coolness, suggesting a wager or confident claim about freedom from compromise in taste and aroma. The lines imply a marketing edge focused on smoothness and personal preference.
Multiple obituaries from Hartford City Dunkirk Montpelier and nearby areas report the deaths of R H Para Anitrass Rialutt Stephenson and Bears. Anitrass aged 5 died in a barber chair in Dunkirk after years running a store. Stephenson 30 died of a cerebral hemorrhage while working on a pipeline for Indiana Pipe Line Co in Montpelier. Bears of Geneva area dies after illness. Survivors include spouses children and relatives. funerals set in coming days with local church services and processional details.
Indiana report says Consul Merritt Moores passed through Indianapolis en route to Danville to testify in a court case today and tomorrow. He plans to return to Washington immediately after testimony while declining to comment on the capital postmaster matter.
An advertisement touts Grando Pine as a quick, inexpensive remedy for coughs colds sore throats and croup. It promises pleasant taste easy dosage and a family supply with guaranteed efficacy manufactured by the Glanda Aid Co in Mary Wayne Indiana.
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