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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
2
A scrambled ad touts pain relief and fast healing with a claimed formula. It promises no more aches or bruises and urges readers to trust a mysterious remedy for quick relief and a money back guarantee. It appears as a garbled promotional notice with exaggerated health claims.
The text outlines military occupation rules for Vera Cruz including honoring inhabitants property rights, liberty, and local laws compatible with military necessity. Ordinary municipal rules survive where possible under command, with local authorities functioning under the officer in command. It notes US military control and the transition to civilian governance in Cuba and the Philippines once Congress acted.
The article reports on a May American Medical Association publication noting how diphtheria and related diseases spread in natural habitats. It mentions investigations by the bureau of annual industry in Washington and warns of contamination sources including infected cattle and yards. It emphasizes cautious measures to prevent transmission to humans.
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette presents a late 1930s style notice with subscription rates, publication frequency, and postal information. It mentions daily and Sunday editions, advance payments, and regional distribution terms, including references to Fort Wayne and Wisconsin entities. The mixed text references election context and public service timing though details are garbled.
The piece argues that bosses and political machines resist a statewide direct primary, seeking to retain control through delegate conventions. It asserts direct primaries empower the people, while convention systems concentrate power with party interests and reduce voter influence. The article notes widespread dissatisfaction with convention outcomes and highlights a public call for reform. A personal ad seeks a summer rental for a modern furnished home on the west side.
Fragmentary OCR note references Waramy trouble and Hesiod Winehartie. Mentions fifty year experiment, care, and patients. Naming unclear places and people. overall lacks coherent event.
In Indianapolis a public ceremony highlighted the city’s hospital system as among the finest in the nation. Dr Henry B Velwheth of New York, head of the Caenagin foundation, spoke on medical progress and hospital capital. Governors, mayors, and university leaders attended as plans were unveiled to fund and name a new hospital facility with substantial bonds and enhancements for state health services.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous personal names, places, and events across South Whitley. It mentions locals like Whitely, Mita Wfinianey, Reet, Vie printing, and ceremonies, with many unclear lines about visits, families, and community matters.
The new directory for the Home Telephone Company shows a planned expansion in distribution and service. General Margaret Keanie Viednis confirms a directory containing about 1,000 names with a six year growth trend, amid increased output from the Rock Wyn Petiting company and hotel deliveries across Fort Wayne.
In Kendallville residents crowded streets as the evening bustle continued with locals discussing repairs, visits, and neighborhood events. Families and individuals named across the town were seen at homes, shops, and public spaces, reflecting a active community scene and ongoing local concerns.
An advertisement touts Minard’s In the Woods product as a universal remedy for fishing and health maladies. It promises strength, relief from wind and throat issues, and asserts the tonic’s efficacy through widespread pharmacist endorsements. It urges readers to buy locally from Port Wayne druggists and to rely on its cure claims.
Real estate notice from E. Ruf Box Co advertising a lakefront lot on Lake Avenue for sale at a low price. Some details unreadable in the clipping.
Linn Grove News notes a busy Sunday with attendees at a gathering and visits by several locals to Marion and Betton. Mentions include Attorney Me UM, Smit Luckin, Lakin WeWtatess, and Miewires Lareten. farm items such as cabbage and tomato plants, and Sweet Celery Farm market stand 62.
Correct correspondence requires proper stationery and this stock is available. Royal Scotch linen paper of fine quality offered by the pound with 96 sheets and envelopes priced at 18 cents per pack.
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