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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
6
An OCR fragment discusses underarm garments and military addressing, with garbled phrases about uniforms, sizing, and supply chains. It mentions the Mersin Commins in Chicago and reference to armature and directives, but readable facts are minimal and uncertain.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad sought more time on a paper matter tied to a major deal. Officials estimated the stake around 20 million dollars, with bids and terms under review as discussions continued. The potential purchase timelines and conditions remained unsettled amid investor considerations.
P. L. Zorbaugh married five months ago in Miche Wy Tey. The ceremony joined P. L. Zorbaugh and Josephine Tatham of Cotman with witnesses at Pere Wiese. The couple will reside at 608 Mish Wort.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Hair Made Beautiful with Sage powder by Maver Uros. It promises relief from dandruff and hair loss, claiming one application cleanses oily scalp, stops shedding, and preserves a youthful look, urging customers to buy Sage from retailers.
Fragmentary report recounts IMATE HARNER on duty in Vera Cruz, near combat scenes. Ensign Belumiseher and others described as officers saw a sailor shot and downed near set amcher, with later details of transport to New York and funeral tributes at a navyyard.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions victims and a battle, with names and places garbled. It references continuance of memorials and a persistent danger, but the readable content is severely distorted and lacks coherent events or dates.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local society page with names, places, and outings. Mentions Kendallville Newnan and Me, plus residents Mra Pond finding Mt Wel thirey WE Bard Wiley formed the aute Tees Indiana tamier Tet, and several visits and gatherings described in scattered sentences.
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