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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
4
A promotional piece urges families to eat Quaker Oats for a strong start to the day. It claims increased energy and health with daily servings, and suggests regular or large family packages for different household needs.
Fort Wayne reader Thomas Garrett testifies that after two weeks of treatment by Hot Springs Medical Experts his cough, night sweats, and fatigue improved dramatically. He urges others with tuberculosis or related ailments to seek examination at the Hot Springs Institute before the June 29 deadline.
A New York City feature profile details the citys ambulance and hospital system led by the director of human repairs. It describes dispatch coordination across police wires ambulances and hospitals the division into districts and how hundreds of calls daily are managed to move injured people efficiently to care facilities.
Lady Aberdeen wife of the Earl of Aberdeen and lord lieutenant of Trelaid faces the public on June 6 at Plymouth church Beesleigh to address the anti tuberculosis campaign. Rev. Newell Dwight Hittin will preside. She is noted for dedicating large sums and touring major cities in Britain. After the address she plans to visit Boston New Kingland cities and later Canada.
A report on New York City traffic accidents shows only about a fifth of injuries reach hospitals, with four percent dying before hospital care. Ambulances consistently distribute patients to hospitals, reflecting careful triage and the city’s health system efficiency.
An Indianapolis physician's wife, Afra P. W. Boochey, 45, prominent near Shortridge High School, died by self harm after attempting to drown herself in a cistern. She leapt in front of a street car while fleeing a police chase, the car unable to stop in time. Her husband and family arrived as the body was recovered.
In Warsaw Indiana on June 4 Valentine Hiatt recovering at the county farm where he works as an engineer after being fined for intoxication. He affidavited Nye with pulling his whiskey and the Nye trial was postponed until tomorrow morning ensuring a legal proceeding continues.
James Bingham outlines Indiana law on county auditors enforcing five year terms for school fund loans. He notes mortgages must not exceed five years and that default authorizes immediate collection with penalties. He clarifies auditors cannot alter statutory terms and recommends enforcing principal and interest promptly.
Allen county township trustees were summoned to a Saturday meeting at 2 PM in the County Superintendent Henry G. Felger office to discuss the new state transfer laws affecting 1908 1909 school terms. The debates center on timing of enforcement and potential increases from $1.50 2 to $2 4 per pupil monthly and how the changes may alter the 1909 1910 school year and costs for districts and patrons.
Pittsburg June 2 Three train men were killed today when a engine running light crashed into a present trash ab bites near Callery Pennsylvania on the PB and W branch of the line. The dead are engineer Powlee Callery Pa fireman Caronset Braker Calvary Pa brakeman Bogar Gutfrie Callery Fa. The accident was due to dense fog prevailing early today through the vicinity.
For sale a one horsepower 500 volt direct current motor in good condition. A bargain. Inquire at the Journal Gazette office.
Transfers of canal and property in multiple townships include J C Vieiler as abstractor. Names and parcels such as Bond’s column, Filenwood, Lancela, Aired Hatteralay, Plothhiora addition, and many lots from Archer’s and Avendale additions appear with prices from 300 to 4,000 dollars. Listings cover Park additions, Wellfierd Heights, Granite Improvement Co., Manweakier additions, and Adams—each detailing lot numbers, sections, and implied conveyances. Regulatory and deed context implied with undivided interests and specific tract descriptions across Monroe, Waage ngton, and Lafayette townships.
Lagrange Indiana June 2 Donald 2 percent son of Mr and Mrs Frank E Pron died at Nelick this morning He was ten days old The funeral will be Weld Thursday and interment will be at Ontario.
Garrett Indiana man Jimes T L All Wor. of Garrett was struck while climbing a freight car on a B and Q bridge over the Tridlana Huctoe line near Hammond. He fell twenty feet to the bank, his face bleeding, one arm broken, and lay unconscious until found by a workman.
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