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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1901
Page
4
An economy minded appeal notes why shoppers should pay more elsewhere for same styles. It highlights new garments in the second floor women’s department with exclusive productions and easy modern retailing. Mentioned items include shirt waists and fall frumps.
The notice touts a large assortment of fabrics including lawns in white and color, chambray ginghams, percales, and solid colors with stylish stripes. It markets full fronts, pink trimming, pleated hems, ruched sleeves, and laundered finishes, with waists from a fashion label.
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise washable skirts linens curtains and related textiles priced from 95 cents to 5 dollars. Mentions corded pieces dented trim insertion and new shapes with mentions of ladies garments and household fabrics.
An incomplete notice promises ongoing assistance this week for ladies and miss who were not prepared to take the purchase hast week. It mentions a selection and a tailor sale with a price offered at 15 OW.
Fragmented weather notice describes mixed conditions including showers and winds for Sunday and Monday. Mentions northern areas, possible variability, and a forecast indicating cooler temperatures with unsettled skies. Specific places or times are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The notice outlines retirements and guest appearances including Hepaty Huy wad and attorney Mn ad. It mentions Logan as deputy sheriff and a gathering for a funeral service at Lamherin church with plans for a memorial in the 109.3 hall at Wayne. Superintendent Yeung remarks on hospital updates and a cardiology note.
A crowded, garbled ad lists numerous carpet types including Axminster Velvet Brussels, linoleum, window shades, and chenille curtains. Mentions price points around $1.25 to $12, with assorted patterns and finishes, plus carpet sweepers and related textile goods.
In Rome Jane SNearden is involved in a report about Veggie How and government plans that challenge national stability. In Berlin, Andrew D. White presided at the funeral of June F P Carpenter, the American inventor, at Trinity cemetery chapel, following his death near Nauheim several days ago.
Large shipment of fresh fruit and canning supplies from York arrives to support ongoing canning season. The depot reports pineapples and white fruit, with a new stock of strawberries expected to be shipped Monday.
Fort Wayne shoppers flood H L Calhoun street store as doors open for a sensational dry goods sale. Panic crowd jams entry, stock slashed to attract buyers, with daily hours from 8:30 am to 8:20 pm and sale continuing through July 1. Prices cut on woods, hosiery, and varied goods amid heavy demand.
A fragmented notice outlines a children's day program with religious services and speakers. It mentions pastors, teachers, and local figures delivering talks and readings. The event centers on Sunday worship and inclusive activities for the congregation, including songs and prayers.
Superintendent orders arrest of boys playing Path in the streets amid rising nuisance claims. Reports say Dr. George Thain observed suspicious activity near his residence on West Jefferson Street. Deputies were dispatched to a county poor farm where a tramp was captured. later investigations noted a prisoner tied and a warning to stay put until daylight. Advertisements tout Bull's Cough Syrup and other patent medicines.
The deaths report multiple residents including Harmroad Levine Viymirguit and others connected to Fort Wayne. Notables include a New York appears, a Rome visit mentioned, and survivors listed such as Marieh and Vanden. The piece notes funeral plans, marks a long Fort Wayne residence, and references illness when detailing causes and tributes.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a clothmaker and a local trade item. The readable text hints at a supplier or shop in confusion, with unclear dates or names. No specific actions, dates, or entities are reliably extractable from the fragment.
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