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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1906
Page
3
Treatment claims address nerve weakness and sexual debility in men, listing conditions like jaricocele and stri related terms. The language suggests a medical patent style cure advertised to restore vigor and cure chronic male health issues.
A brief note markets private consultation on women’s diseases and sexual health. It promises confidential guidance and treatment options for any trouble, emphasizing discreet, professional help.
A note seeks credible investigators to examine a purported wellness treatment claiming to help those with failed medical attempts. It calls for volunteers, promises free samples and treatments, and offers to demonstrate efficacy to potential clients.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a claim of free legal counsel and a promise of a cure for bone disease, with phrases about charges and payment. The readable portions indicate promotional or testimonial language asserting no cost to obtain counsel and a perceived remedy, limited clear facts or names.
Dr Blackstone announces special hours and services for the Wayne and Harrison area. Location is 12 blocks west of Calhoun, with office hours from 1 to 4 and 6 to 8. Free examination, advice, and consultation available for ladies. medical advice provided.
A fragmented ad urges using a certain attorney and printing services to age your business and ensure proper printing. It mentions The Journal and hints at a numbered issue or item with a stray line about No. 15. The wording is incomplete but suggests a promotional notice for printing and legal services.
The Clark Showcase company plans a new foundry at Fert Wayte 4 my Duilting, with work to begin this summer, promising 100 plus jobs and vowing the factory will stay in the city. If current finances fail, a stronger company may take over and continue operations locally.
Engineer Magel of the Fort Wayne and Van Wer archord returns from a far reaching gas prone surfer convention. He will report to the Van Werl order and Tits fever to the Fort Waryng order within a day. The gathering drew a large delegation and discussed regulations, insurance policies, and provisions for old and disabled men. Weather was unfavorably noted and Memphis winter trips were commented on. Next convention scheduled for Columbus, Ohio, on the second Wednesday in May 1908.
S. Crane climbs from car numberer at Toledo at age seventeen to chief clerk in the general ticket offices and later to assistant general passenger agent before becoming general passenger agent in 1896. Simultaneously Baltimore and Ohio announces a change in electing members of the advisory board for the relief fund department, previously chosen by division employees.
Employee divisions will elect delegates to a convention in Wheeling the first week of July. Each division gets three delegates. An advisory board will meet quarterly and officers will be chosen to increase employee involvement in department management and money records. Pittsburgh division will select delegates soon.
H Shorey moves from bash shop offices to Moharly division storekeeper in Decatur Illinois, a promotion praised as moving to a more important business hub. Other transfers include Frank Key and Winfred Hurshkafer to Fort Wayne Bigot works, CG A Doonan relocating to Antietam. Edward Ral Sr. visits Maine, locomotives repaired at Pennsylvania shops, and a list of staff changes and marriages announced across cities including Knox and Helena.
A son petitions the court after his mother withholds money since reaching adulthood. He seeks a court order to apportion a share of the funds to him, alleging his entitlement and requesting a determined disposition by the court.
Reports from Michigan City describe Charlie Dunn, once imprisoned for eighteen months, expressing optimism about gaining freedom soon. While confined he managed a ward in the prison hospital and earned praise from Guard Gwinn for his conduct, with hopes that a later supreme court ruling may acquit him.
The report notes Welker has been moved to Michigan City several times and has shown himself a model prisoner. It also indicates he is often moody, with those close to him observing fluctuating temperaments.
A state board of health endorsement praises A C Aurentz candies for purity and wholesomeness. The article notes Aurentz sales expanding beyond the city, with the Aurentz store highlighted as inviting and sanitary.
An editor’s reply questions why anonymous contributors are not rated and notes one rule remains: pay no attention to anonymous input. The text references a figure named Will as capable of turning even common or mean circumstances into opportunities, quoted from Success Magazine.
John D McLaren a Marshall county attorney and former circuit court judge died at his Plymouth home after a long illness. He was seventy, practiced twenty nine years in the county, and served as judge. He studied law after attending Washington College and was admitted to the bar in 1858. He served in the Civil War by Pittsburg and survived by a widow.
In Kokomo Indiana twenty three year old June James Welf admitted he played on the form of George Schnet ar seven miles east of the city in a fatal act. Police report indicates a motive centered on a threatened romance leading to a deadly confrontation.
Money to loan at fifty one and two thirds and six percent interest. Kaene and Company advertise for borrowers at 128 Court Street. The fragment includes stray notices and a mispelled paragraph about a magazine and a Bohemian for May.
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