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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
11
A reader from Despair describes scalp symptoms starting with hair loss and bleeding ends from a comb test and intense itching. After using Cuticura products, relief followed, with the writer noting baldness and dramatic improvement, urging others to try the remedy.
Dear Ging. Bneloaed, please Sind fetter from Mr. James: Troop of Purdue Univer slty, which explaing itself, Our friends report there is immense damage being done to the growihg wheat owing to the straw breaking down just when the wheat is cunning into head. Mr. Watt gon, of Muncie, Indiana reports, the Tully half of the wheat in his section i s broken down, This means immense damage to the growing crop of wheat and the suggestions made by Mr. Troop are certainly worthy of the sctentions of our farmers at his time and should be give to widespread publicity throughout the State. Any informa tion further I receive on this subject, I will be pleased to communicates to you.
A professor notes two effective treatments for the wheat straw worm infestation in infested straw. First, mow and bury stubble deeply after harvest, or apply thorough tillage to cover it. Second, fertilize the land to promote vigorous growth and help the wheat escape infestation on poor or marginal soils.
Whyne town advisory board met yesterday to fix the annual road tax levy. They decided no changes to last year’s figures. The road fund levy to be worked out was priced at 10 cents on $400, with the general fund to be paid in cash.
The Indiana Lighting Co notes frequent service requests for gas burners and minute departments. They advise cleaning and adjusting plates, checking fittings, and ensuring proper outlet operation. May use office charges for routine tuneups.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe diamonds and jewelry with high value and favorable quality. Mentions a sale or appraisal event labeled Hor it with references to prices around 20,000 and 64 percent. Details are unclear but indicate valuable items and attentive bidding or valuation context.
President Taft sent a special message urging immediate effect of a railway rate clause. He favors quick modification to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate and suspend increases once the act passes, arguing current terms delay relief and could provoke carrier abuses during review. The proposal aims to shorten the waiting period and ensure prompt restraint on rate hikes pending congressionally approved amendments.
Warbabw Indiana June 7 1900s era notes state Ora Alfred Weaver twenty two and Ruth Frame seventeen both of Silver Lake sought a marriage license and requested secrecy telling a county clerk they would wed soon. Weaver reportedly played in Springfield Ohio and Ruth Frame shares her mother’s cooperation.
Decatur News notes Fred Mille and daughter Margaret have returned from Bladk qnaburg Ohio to visit mother Mrs Ophelia Millx. The German Reformed Ladies Aid Society plans a reception for various charities at local churches. First event at the home of Mrs Chris Vext Thursday afternoon invites Reformed church members. Eli Spronger returns from Mar-Uinville after paniturum treatment. remarks on progress and hope.
In a wild River Bryx contest, Bamnon Hiawatha and Gery ones led a no ordinary baseball clash. Fans watched as Buck Ewing, Mike Kelly, and Buck Dwing debated contracts while Sherlock Melmeg and Demosthenes provided theatrical backdrop. The Live Wires and Brimstone Reds battled amid political banter, private boxes, and a crowd buzzing with hype. Caney, Euclid, and Narcomos figure in the chaotic play as the ninth inning sealed a dramatic victory for the Brimstone Rede by two runs.
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