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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
2
A mixed fragment covers a beauty recipe for a shampoo and skin toner by Mme U Mills, praising a waxy solution and witch hazel for complexion. It shifts to a Nebraska grasshopper plague tale from 1870s, detailing crop devastation, plant damage, and the grasshopper’s notable strength and stealth.
A jumble of 1913 issues and notices, including subscription rates, editorial humor on Adolphus Busch, and appointments like Augsut Nieman as justice of the peace. The piece touches on postmaster general scrutiny and partisan reactions, noting figures such as Trosaph Stewart and Marrit O. Change and Burleson’s report reception.
A fragmentary text plays with biblical phrases about a grasshopper burden and a world weary writer. It echoes Ecclesiastes style while addressing a vacationing reader, blending irony and travel imagery in terse, poetic prose.
A pitchy ad promises a spring tonic that tames feverish fatigue and boosts appetite and digestion. It claims to purify blood, strengthen organs, and make a person feel renewed in a week, with a money back guarantee if benefits disappoint. The ad touts Treatment Juice as superior to teas and other old remedies.
United States Senator James K. Vardaman spoke to the National Women's Democratic league in Washington on the first anniversary of the organization. He urged women to enter politics, lead with maternal instincts in legislation, and promote virtue while opposing liquor. He warned against reliance on men and called for study of party principles.
Editor notes candidates for city clerk and council positions. Albert E. Melching announces as erratic candidate for city clerk seeking voter support. William G. Overdear seeks councilman at large as a Democrat pledging honest deal. Charles H. Buhr announces candidacy for councilman Fourth Ward as a Democrat. Evgene R. Smyth declares candidacy for Fourth Ward council seat.
Gwen Hughes of Anselo township endured four days and four nights watching a den in La Crosse. Hungry wolves finally bolted and were shot as they emerged. Hughes, a professional hunter, collected 190 dollars after returning to town and announced the strike off.
Whitley County commissioners will ask township voters in Cleveland township to approve a macadam highway from Soul Whitley south to the Haihs road. If approved, the election marks the first of its kind in the county with plans for further petitions. Election boards to be announced at July board session.
Miss Bertha Widdifield a popular resident of Columbia City Ind was taken to Fort Wayne Thursday by the Hier family and attending physician to enter Lutheran hospital for anemia and Brights disease. Doctors say her condition is grave and she will stay for an indefinite period while receiving care.
The Catholic church fair in the school house closed Thursday night after two days of effort. Father J. P. Kohl announced the event cleared a little over 300 dollars. Refreshments were served and the fair drew a large, eager crowd, described as one of the best under local church auspices.
Joseph Clevenger, jailed for assault with intent to kill, was released after two months. Nathaniel Shorb of South Whitley was also freed Thursday and returned to his family. Clevenger had a $290 fine, paid, with no further charges outstanding, and the court warned him against returning to court.
Dunes County Treasurer Banner Weir returned from Chicago after purchase of a Rambler auto sold to Henry Mills near Valentine. J Hanan arrived back from a business trip. Leroy Wade attended Wolcottville matters before the justice court. Mary Jane Wells named executrix of Andrew A Wells estate. May records show 37 births 17 deaths, population gain 20 in the county per Dr W Dryer Jr. Frank Wichards visited Michigan to see his father. Nick Royle and Clarence Wade become new South and Hilliard Hall proprietors, purchasing from George W Andrews.
An odd fragment touts a premier collection of faultless items, claiming to unite the best-known euaranited roukes across popular fabkeecs. The text references rare qualities and a presale tone, but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations.
The report highlights Mr Wide a young farmer from near Lagrange and Mr Burke a George Moore grocery clerk and deputy sheriff starting a new venture. It notes Navid J. Myers building rental, a future CC. Oeker dry goods store, and nearby social events including a Kendallville home talent play. Also mentions county Sunday school convention, local visitors, and community updates on births and licenses with several residents referenced in daily life.
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