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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
4
An old health ad touts Bulfosol as a spring tonic and skin purifier. It prescribes 38 drops in water three times daily to clear boils and improve general health, claiming success with bulfosol products and soap to keep pores clean, and invites readers to write Sulfasol Co for more information.
Whitley County Council met in a special session at the court house to approve various appropriations for county offices and projects. Items funded include auditor books 250 dollars, treasurer books 395, surveyor supplies 50, assessor supplies 10, superintendent salary balance 83.51, clerk supplies 378, burial of soldiers 201, commissioners drainage 600, new bridges 4000, bridge repairs 1200, erroneous tax sale 85, Trox township hill grading 200, Hoos bridge approach 130, lading machine for auditor 73, Decoration Day flags 2, toilet remodeling 4200, with council members listed as Kiser, Waugh, Lancer, Elias Lancer, Humbarger, Growrock, and Hoard.
A vigorous Indiana booster story asserts Governor Thomas R. Marshall is the Democratic Party’s real hope for president. It praises his record, notes his allies in Congress and state politics, and predicts a solid Indiana delegation ready to work for Marshall at the national convention.
Pennsylvania railroad trainmen who had walked out at Pitcairn Saturday night mostly returned to work Monday. Deputies kept pickets apart as unions warned members against supporting any sympathy strike and threatened expulsion for joining. The stoppage began when shopmen picketed Pitcairn preventing reporting for duty, with lighter disruptions elsewhere. For Sale Brick. Apply Mayflower Mills.
Washington June 6 the house approved a 25000 fund to probe the American Sugar Refining Company. The Berger resolution to form a committee to probe the Los Angeles dynamiters case was tabled and testimony sent to the judiciary committee for possible extradition changes. Boys' clothing advertised by Patterson Letcher Co.
Ligonier Indiana June 6 under the Elks lodge Willets of Fremont was interred at Oak Park cemetery after dying in Fremont on Friday. Services were at the Dodge home and Fremont lodge requested the ceremonies. Herbert Brown hosts a farewell dinner tonight before Willets departs for Petoskey Michigan. Local society notes Mrs Abe Wertheimer returns from St Louis and Miss Mary Green arrives home from Tudor Hall Indianapolis after first year.
Measures 17 inches with large feather tap lock cover and five piece Oxford style bag features a large pocket with inside fastener and sewn corners. Lining leather best quality. inside packet with fastener and lap over seams with dull brass trimmings. Regular prices up to 11.00, sale prices shown. black calfskin traveling bag with brass trimmings offered.
South Bend pastor Dr Hovis is urged as a contender for the episcopacy. Born May 32 1873 in Venango County Pa he rose from farm work to Allegheny College and Northwestern Theological School earning several advanced degrees. His Indiana ministry spans South Bend Danville East Chicago and South Bend St Pauls Memorial Church where he serves his ninth year. He’s a member of the fourth Ecumenical conference to be held in Toronto in July.
In Manila the authorities detain a stowaway found on the British steamer Protentlans. He boarded at Singapore during coal loading and is suspected to be Peter the Painter, the Russian anarchist linked to the murder of three policemen in Whitechapel and the subsequent events.
A fragmented factory-era fashion note discusses trimming a coat with collar and cuffs using pongee or shall we say Sontmatting. It notes broadcloth as the material for hard usage and hints at seasonal fabrics and simple yet pretty effects.
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