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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
9
An article urges readers to avoid wrong living and greasy foods that disturb digestion. It promotes Breakfast cereals B-C Corn Fixkes and Eye-O-See Wheat Flakes with milk or cream, claiming they ease hunger and boost health without overloading the stomach. It cites Egg-O-See process as key to crisp, healthful meals.
Atlantic City hosts a Brewers for the Laws convention with Rev. John P. Peters urging stricter liquor enforcement and higher licenses. Speakers indict liquor dealers and call for responsible conduct, while Mr. Andreae of Ohio cites law enforcement and warns against law without enforcement.
The notice appears to claim better trade values for men’s goods compared to a rival, with figures such as four to five dollars and fluctuating quality terms cited. The text mentions Patterson-Pletcher and Patterson-Fletcher branding and urges readers to trade locally rather than elsewhere.
A jumble of death notices and funeral announcements for Conroy, Mrs Sorin and Conray of Fort Wayne, and Matilda Babenek, plus Ellsworth and prange families. Includes birthplaces, survivors, church affiliations, and funeral times at St Patrick's, Lutheran and other local churches. Also mentions John Kiley and John Mann with service details and burial plans.
Decatur Ind June 3 The Faylor Studabaker case from Wells county began trial with jury selection in the Adams circuit court. Final empanelled jurors include Lona Klein John Parrish George Crave Daniel Huser Arthur Stove Charles Duer W A Lower Joseph Chronlater John Everett Irvin Trandyberry Charles T Payne and George W Miller. Trial expected to last two or three weeks.
Local notes recount guests and visits from June 2. Miss Josla Otto stayed with Miss Dora Hursh Sanday. L Moody returned from Shriner's fishing trip and Georges Tonkel vacationed at Marken Indiana. A crowd gathered at the park for an event featuring Ingelhemt Bandits and families attended church services with preaching at 11. Times and details reflect small town social life.
The twentieth annual commencement of Butler township schools is set for June 7 at the M. E. church. The program includes student speeches, music, and the presentation of diplomas led by Rev. W. S. Tarleton and faculty with Grace M. Vallette, Hazel O. Mee, and Claud Mer among participants. The class motto is Outward Bound. flowers are white and red roses with pink and green colors.
Kendallville Ind July Walker Tune Riel Walkay a T line section man for the T & CL had his foot crushed while at work four miles west of the B and bridge. An interurban car approached and in his hurry to clear the track he was thrown and the car ran over his foot. Dr Veasey Avilla drained the wound. Walker lives in Roanoke but has stayed with Mr and Mrs J L Gower at Diamond and Garden streets in this city.
By Kist News Bureau Kendallville Ind June 2 While driving from his home to the city Herman Eckhart and a six year old girl were in a buggy when a colt spooked by a brush pile lurched, tossing Mr Eckhart out and dragging him briefly injuring his hands The girl remained unharmed and they sought aid at a nearby farmhouse before continuing their drive
An old ad claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters improves digestion appetite belching flatulence indigestion dyspepsia and biliousness while aiding kidneys and malaria fever. It suggests trying a bottle for better health and warns against substitutes at all druggists and dealers.
Flutter Junction Ind correspondence notes Mrs Michaek Contetla improving with illness. Porter and Milekinger spent Sunday afternoon in New Haven. Local youths attended a dance at William Bern Ing's Saturday. Miss Esther Whert eck entertained Sunday evening. Miss Bertha Shatter visited Helen Donahoo at St Joseph hospital Saturday. Gertrude Springer shopped in the city Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Tolbay visited Bubay's parents Saturday night.
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