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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
2
A fragmented passage lists warning signs of rheumatism and related bodily issues. It mentions back pain, muscle strain, joint discomfort, kidney and bowel concerns, and general fatigue. The text references a patent remedy promoted by a "Meyer" and a sequence of medical claims lacking clear sourcing.
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette reports scattered election chatter and daily life notes across the city. It mentions Clinton Strout and local editors amid a collage of names, events, and routine notices.
An urgent call from former Attorney General George Y. Wickersiam for swift court action to cut delays in justice. He laments the cumbersome legal machinery in New York and urges a streamlined procedure to speed hearings and reduce costs while preserving fair outcomes. The proposed reforms target long delays from filing to judge action, appealing to a national shift toward rapid commercial justice.
The notice outlines the sailing of the SS Columbus on October 3 with cargo and passenger mentions. It includes references to schedules, location details, and unrelated items such as a Gin and whiskey record, a piano, a desk, and a typewriter rental offer with a purchase option.
An unusual fray unfolds during a gathering at Shroeder's Grove. Notes of crowd, music, and local groups weave through the scene as attendees react to the event. Observers reference Gold Tones and other participants in a lively daze.
Fragmentary classified ad text seeks a sales manager. Mentions names possibly Hesse, Piven, Vinter, Anthony, Sindy and a Monday deadline. Text is garbled but indicates hiring, sales role, and a contact or employer.
A garbled Want Ads item from the Journal-Gazette hints at a Drum Corps election for president amid chaotic text. Names and places are unreadable, but the piece promises quick results and low cost, noting one cent per word.
A historical editorial laments widespread spendthrift habits amid prosperity. It notes working women earning five to seven dollars weekly spending on clothing and food, and some save with private banks risking ruin due to state banking laws. The piece argues thrift as a remedy, doubts pensions, and warns against reliance on government aid.
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