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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
4
Moving pictures of Lurker McCart shown in Boston today, amid controversy over depiction. Officials and public caution on the material's harm and potential impact.
Mrs Bertha, living at 6161 Mayelte street, suffered chronic colitis and relied on morphine. After five days with no drug and police curtailment of sales, she could not obtain a prescription and died. Coroner Kruse to hold an inquest at one this afternoon. she had several siblings and lived with Mrs Lindman.
Paul B. Stitt of Wales Adding Machine traveled to Wabash yesterday after his father James Stitt died Monday morning at age seventy four due to heart trouble. Frank E. Free of Lagro visited the city on business. Officer C. E. of the Wabash recruiting station is home ill with rheumatism on West Main Street.
The jotseso Oil and Gas company in northeastern Muskingum county declared a $4,300 dividend at its annual meeting, bringing total dividends to $117,500 on $28,000 capital stock. Richard Boyce of Zanesville was reelected president after five years.
The notice describes a 7:30 Wednesday evening car run by Eagles from Interurban Station to Garrett. It includes pricing, directions to mix a cough remedy with Kof-Olo and sugar syrup, and mentions a 2 1/2 ounce quantity. It also references a druggist and a claim about a cheaper ready-made medicine.
Waterloo Indiana items report Major Tonnder Weldin buried in Pleasant cemetery after death in Oklahoma. Local soldiers, Masons, and relatives attend. Wayne Street and nearby roads were oiled during renewal work. Local students and staff discussed at commencement events with plans for Evansville and Warsaw contests.
An advertisement for a six foot high Monitor Clock Co piece claiming a brass accented timepiece with a sturdy oak frame and feathered leather upholstered chairs and rockers. It touts a $3.50 cash or monthly payment plan and argues cash customers will not return, urging credit buyers to understand its business approach.
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