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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
2
A noted dermatologist touts sulfur cream as a rapid relief for itching and inflammation from skin eruptions. He claims it reduces irritation, heals the skin, and can prevent future outbreaks with repeated use, though not always a permanent cure.
A Fort Wayne movement seeks a municipally owned city hall and convention center with housing facilities and magnitudes of concerts and meetings. Local business and civic groups push to secure a major venue in Indiana, aiming to attract visitors and bolster the downtown area.
A report from Kendle covers the progressive nominating convention for congressional candidates. Delegates met on date 10 in Kendle with local officials presiding led by WIDNEY, a senior figure from Nekalb County.
Citizens call on the administration to acquire and formally designate park land between Mir and Berstrecta. They demand restoration of the area with flat decorations and seating to welcome all, citing neglect since the Bron war era and urging action for timely park improvements.
An article discusses widespread cheating in gaming circles and social backlash in England. It cites a Vie royal house member accused of cheating at poker, notes bridge for money pervades society, and questions women’s roles and finances in this moral panic.
Members of the Mawhorter Marriage Association met in Bession near Wawaka on Tuesday. Officers were elected and hospitality noted with the host providing a silver service. Cabbage tomato and sweet potato plants were offered at Bash's with five cent specials on large quantities.
A historical fragment argues against feminism, claiming women’s liberation harms family cohesion. It extols the family as a dependent, interlinked unit formed by mutual needs and warns feminism will deaden women’s desire for children as society faces a supposed choice between feminism and family.
A foreigner named Joseph Bichler, about forty five, employed at Mellingill, fell unconscious after allegedly drinking carbolic acid laced with whiskey at a park near McCulloch. He was found by patrolmen and rushed to a hospital in critical condition. doctors said he was under treatment and might recover.
A local Baptist meeting elected officers and discussed church matters. Notable attendees included mayoral figures and city leaders. The session promised an upcoming program with reports on missions and community plans, plus details to follow in the morning.
fragmented OCR notice calls for automobile owners to respond to a garbled offer about an aid or mall program. It mentions urine and plat o cryptic phrases, lacking clear dates or organizations. The readable elements are nonsensical.
A fragmented report outlines the Osciusko Progressives convention held in Wabash County with details on officers and attendees including county chairmen and numerous named locals. The article cites W. J. Henutete of Indianapolis as attorney and lists many appointed roles and present officials at the circuit court setting.
Kendalville and Auburn residents feature in local notices and events. Gus directs the new nail work continues while a wall of the Ohlelty building is torn down. Luzerne Concert Company departs Kendalville for three months across the western states. Married pairs include Karl Krupp and Miss Viola Tiektmann. The Wats and Wilintma families plan extended western trips. Farber will leave his job.
Abutasy Indiana reports a man named Bert Barry Telt was struck while working on a dining area near Line Kitndnnee. He died at the scene but is believed to survive the injuries after medical aid arrived. Gore and Denman were summoned.
Doctors tout Amcolox Amplex as a remedy for eczema and skin infections promising rapid relief. An unnamed physician cites scalp sores easing after a week, claiming hair regrowth and halted shedding amid testimonials. The ad promises instant soothing for itching and burning and a 24 hour improvement in complexion with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A garbled archival notice reports a tragic incident involving a woman in Mayligory village. The text describes a mother keeping a child from a bed, a struggle, and a vaguely described aftermath. Local department store references appear in a children's section pitch.
A disjointed OCR note describes a traffic fatality involving a passenger train near a crossing. Names, places, and exact details are unclear but indicate a collision with a train and a person named Suave or Bunty amid a wealthy Gar ner context.
J A Maxwell advertises a five passenger 1913 Cadillac touring car for sale. Located at 720 Shoaff building with contact details provided.
Mrs Ellen Treesh returns from Avina to oversee graduation events as Wdefield township schools hold exercises with fourteen graduates seven boys and seven girls at Fairfield Center Wednesday. Meanwhile news confirms death of former resident Lavi Snell at the soldiers home in Payton and a local sale notice offers a saloon on a long lease for immediate sacrifice with address G133 Journal Gazette.
government engineers go to Elkhart from Warsaw to establish a temporary headquarters for the coming weeks. They will oversee projects in the northern region and coordinate with local authorities during the interim operation.
Warsaw citizens petitioned the council for improved water supply at a regular meeting on Monday. Attorney Slodk Htix outlined plans to divert the Tiparan River into Center Lake, enabling a purification system that would allow current to flow through and cleanse Warsaw’s water.
A blaze gutted a residence at Lud fu 49 and ruined the body of Reade Lyrne, a Gillefly place resident. Firefighters battled the flames as wind fanned the candles and caused further damage, with investigators examining the scene for a burial plan and cause.
In a suit brought by Mranta Rovers and Tahaesk suitant Clark twin, the court found for the plaintiffs. The defendant defaulted and judgment was entered for $180.27. Shoes tutlt-nosed advertised for 40c at 190 East Main Street, open evenings.
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