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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1917
Page
8
Fragmentary text describes a first summer day with entiges and hundreds, reference to weather and wary conditions near Ast, Hunn and Thburcorts, with Baer Waosne and many poplin resorts mentioned in a travel or resort setting.
An unidentified promotional text argues laxatives fail to cure gland-related digestion issues. It links constipation to gland inactivity, liver condition, and impaired digestive fluids, listing symptoms such as headache tiredness nervousness and a yellow complexion. It promotes "Standard Co" products from Fort Wayne Indiana and references various remedies and sales efforts.
Will the persons who gave aid to an injured lady on the West Main street car between 4 and 5 o'clock Decoration Day call 6376 red.
A largely attended Typ sraghival Union No. 14 meeting selected delegates for a constitutional convention and noted one new member joined. The funeral pallbearers for Frank Starheim were named Harre Shallme VW Kates Elomep Strt Ariive Slade Wo. Hassel and John Tuncey.
Thousands attend Colonel Cody memorial in Denver as Army officers and civilians salute at his grave. The ceremony included guard troops, firing volleys, and a flag ceremony with snow capped Colorado peaks visible in the distance.
Bartenders held a notable session yesterday afternoon discussing membership and organizational matters. Names including William A. lick, Charles Maxwell, Cline Fle, and John Tehnéen appear amid notes on committee actions, center events, and local social remarks. The piece sketches a bustling scene with varied participants and ongoing affiliation talks.
Fragmented OCR reports a Columbia City woman found dead in bed. The text includes garbled names and phrases and ends with a local civic patriotic parade notice for Sixth Ward residents to assemble at Fairfield and Creighton avenues at 7:30 p.m. tonight, led by D. N. Foster, General Captain.
A highly garbled obituary page fragment lists numerous names and phrases. Mentions of deaths and funeral notices appear amid fractured lines and scattered titles, with sporadic references to individuals such as Garrett, Wilson, and others, alongside unrelated text fragments.
A maze of fragmented lines references local recruiting efforts and community figures in Curryville. Mentions include Parade involvement, Navy ties, and a generic listing of names, places, and events from an old newspaper page with sparse readable details.
An urging advertisement touts Brazilian Balm as a cure for bronchitis, asthma, old coughs, and other lung troubles. It claims frequent use and a nightly chest rub for best results, presenting a confident, sensational health claim typical of period ads.
A damaged OCR fragment notes Coombs Street subway and Brooks Construction Company involved in a project. The text hints at labor shortages or staffing issues and mentions related firms and locations, but specifics are unclear. The item reads like a brief notice about a public works job with untidy transcription.
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