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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
10
An advertisement describes dandruff and hair loss as caused by a poisonous germ that disrupts sebum production in hair follicles. It promotes J S Hair Vigor as a remedy that destroys germs, invigorates follicles, and restores color while promising a money back guarantee. It claims pimples will disappear and offers sample, pint, and price details.
A grocery ad lists numerous produce and pantry items including Idaho potatoes, Florida oranges, West India pineapples, Florida sun-ripened fruit, bananas, raisins, and assorted sugars. It advertises canned goods, Mason jars, vinegar, mustard, pepper, jellies, honey, matches, and other kitchen staples with varied prices and bulk quantities. The piece ends with a call to “Stop and Shop when Driving.”
The Beveridge club reports expenditures and contributions from a recent campaign. Treasurer Blulta lists receipts from Hartel, Monten, Walker, and others, totaling amounts including 2041 and 1071. Clyde Jrulabaeh, a Democratic candidate for treasurer, spent 353.09 and Herman J. Mayars logged 184.20 for related costs. An ad for Oriental rugs from Foster Furniture Co. is included.
Seattle resident Mrs G Riquaro reports relief from severe pains, chills, and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes prior suffering and says the remedy restored strength and ability to work. The advertisement urges others with pain and nervousness to try the product.
Winona Lake hosts a six week Church of the Brethren conference from June 1 to August 17. The lineup includes former Governor Brumbaugh and college presidents, with talks on ministerial questions, rural church issues, and home missions. A rich program features music, lectures by notable figures, patriotic events, and outdoor performances across many dates and venues in town.
The death of Heavy Tormann II occurred yesterday morning at his home from complications. He was born in Wayne Township and lived in Milan Township for about 40 years, a charter member of the Gar Creek Lutheran church. Surviving are his widow, three daughters, four sons, two sisters, and a brother. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM at the home and 2:30 PM at the Lac Theran Lutheran Church in Gar Creek with Rev. J. A. Guller officiating. burial will be in the church cemetery.
The hearing on the demurrer filed by the Fort Wayne Union Stock Yards Company against the suit by George M. Vondron to stop stockyard operations was continued to Saturday. Judge Ballou heard arguments yesterday as city attorney Guy Colerick argued for enjoining the board of works from reopening streets and alleys through the stockyards. Colerick contended the board has power to vacate areas. Vondron’s counsel E V Harris argued the stockyards in a residential area constitute a nuisance and may be restrained. Rockyards attorney John W Exgennutt defended the right of a company to build a stockyard and cited city law.
An ordinance recognizing the right and regulating operation of stone yards is enacted. A hearing on mandamus suits brought by the stone yards to compel the board of health to issue a permit will also be heard Saturday.
A disjointed advertisement shows lemon juice freckle bleaching claims. It touts a bottle of Orchard White containing aromatic lemon lotion for facial bleaching and whitening, promising lighter skin and rosier complexion with weekly massage and direct repetition.
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