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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
3
An Indiana and Ohio district reports a business leader, cousin of Lee Harris City, relocating Fort Worth quarters and tying the Indiana route to Troy. The figure is said to have Rotary, Elks, and other club affiliations, signaling prominence in regional commerce.
Help wanted advertisement from The Home Telephone and Telegraph Company seeking female operators. Short job posting calls for applicants, outlining employment type and company name.
A simplified excerpt explains that tribes used animal names as emblems to distinguish individuals and denote family tokens. It notes totems as personal and clan identifiers, sometimes worshipped, with poles carved to honor emblem animals. The text cites a source from the Book of Wonders.
Fort Wayne Public Library announces new catalog additions spanning business opportunity manuals, science works, and practical guides. Notable titles include marine biomechanics, motor repair, strength of materials, dogs, double-entry bookkeeping, and home garden planning.
The Hole in the West, the popular name for channels through occupied territory used to move luxury goods into Germany, is now closed. The inter allied Rhineland commission will enforce new German ordinances imposing fines and imprisonment for import infractions.
A 75 year old patient, near death after 10 days without food, credits Maur'g Wanderfil Remedy with immediate relief. He reports jaundice disappearing and appetite returning as doctors doubted recovery. Remedy is described as a harmless preparation claimed to cleanse catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose will convince or money refunded. Sold by Meyer Bros. and druggists everywhere.
London June 1 Palestine may issue stamps as the national home is formed. British army post offices in former enemy territory with Palestine overprints are used pending definite designs. Plymouth June 1 Memorial to the Pilgrim Fathers planned near Plymouth Rock with Mayflower hall costing 35000 pounds. Ambassadors and MPs will attend.
An odd clipping lists two laundry room job pleas and a phonograph addition to a Bath England laundry to boost efficiency. It also advertises Liberty Bonds through Commercial Investment Co. at 722 Clinton St and catalogs an extensive public library book list crossing literature, history, art, and travel.
An anemic advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla makes food taste better and aids digestion. It asserts the product purifies the blood promotes assimilation and strengthens the whole system to secure full nutritive value of meals.
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