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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1913
Page
23
Miss M Stroud, 67, recounts a store clerk trying to push a substitute for Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey. She notes physicians and hospitals widely back the brand and condemns stores advertising a substitute at similar prices to boost profit at customers’ health risk.
A Philadelphia reader reports family doctor recommended Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey three times daily before meals for a persistent cough. After ten days appetite and digestion improved, cough and indigestion disappeared. Ad claims physicians endorse the product and offer free medical advice via letter, promoting a medical booklet. Sold in 1 dollar bottles nationwide.
A jumble of short, untidy items reports Aniesa ag etapa attacking labor business figures Jennie Sharpless a society woman and W C 0 worker, a letter about her head injury leads to police. Richmond notes a factory girl died from suspected intentional poisoning. a missing man found wandering near woods near Gruneteld. minor injuries in a freight accident near Brook. Indianapolis reports state forester Charles Deam not reappointed to the forestry board, with several replacements and retainers announced by Governor Ralston.
New York June Charles Wap tow, a young athlete, has donated large areas of skin for grafting burned children. A patch 36 inches by 30 inches was removed to treat William Colwell of Nuthern, but Wap tow awaits another sacrifice as his wife, a trained nurse, disappeared. His condition remains serious. U S W V and 157th Regiment veterans and others meet at the courthouse assembly room Monday June 9 at 8 o'clock to arrange for state encampment.
June 7 William F Neutech sued for 75000 damages against a street alley company blaming a tar accident for the madness that led to the slayings of his three children. Defense witnesses testified Neutech had long periods of insanity prior to the incident when his wagon collided with a street car in January 1908.
A Dieter Drug Co advertisement at 586 Calhoun St and 2402 Calhoun Blvd promises instant relief from eczema and related skin conditions with a full size bottle of D. D. D. Preservation for Eczema and D. D. D. soap. The copy claims a guaranteed cure and promotes a penetrating ointment claimed to kill germs and leave skin healthy, urging readers to visit the store for the offer.
The piece recounts Sammy Morris, called Prince Kaboo, an African Kru youth who converted, educated, and preached in the United States. He led many to Christ, inspired Taylor University students, and is buried at Linden Wood Cemetery, with a memorial stone marking his port. His life includes captivity, conversion, education in Fort Wayne, and a lasting religious legacy.
Mrs Gao hosted a Thursday gathering with friends and children. church activities include a Sunday evening program at the Presbyterian church with voluntary and choir items. local residents travel for hospital updates and family visits.
The article touts Peruna as a remedy for widespread stomach disorders, citing anecdotes from Mrs Sophie Bauer of Bemach Minnesota and others. It emphasizes inability to eat, weakness, and longing for consistent use, with testimonials praising the medicine and mentioning Peruna Tablets available at a Presbyterian church.
Linn Grove notes list tunes and visits as Mrs Pram Sleerist and T-3te plan a Fort Wayne trip to visit Mrs Alferd Siegrist. John Beiberstine receives an award aboard a battleship. Viss0 Alomer serves as a sailor. Mrs L L Yager and son Taither visit from Berne. Clifford Wert returns from Bluffton. Taniet Fisher injured with a cant hook shows improving recovery prospects. Noah Schindler wired electrical work at Evan Bellear church and Mesgberzer Vivery barn. Feet Preach travels west to Pesnel for stomach tumor operation. other local wards noted.
Dr C Wells offers treatments for chronic and private diseases for men and women. Services include non surgical therapy for women, general medical advice for men, tubercular infections, rheumatism by intravenous methods, catarrh deafness eye diseases stomach troubles skin diseases and more. Office claims X ray and electrical devices, hours 4 to 12 and 2 to 5, Sunday by appointment.
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