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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
2
A fragmented OCR fragment from the Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette of June 11, 1914, includes publication details and scattered notes on local events. It references attendance at a reunion in Chillicothe and mentions tax and harvest commentary, with stray names and partial civic context.
An illustrated piece extols climbing roses and grounds improvements for home porches. It describes roses draping arches and trellises, with guidance on soil, germination, and care to achieve enduring blooms and decorative vitality around the residence.
A survey led by Morris Knowles of the American Society of Civil Engineers outlines flood control efforts for the Ohio Valley. It describes river channels, levees, and prevention schemes across multiple states, noting coordination needs and federal supervision while urging rapid organization and action.
A Cleveland physician, Dr Wells, treats a Derby area infant with eczema and reports promising results after early use of his skin remedy. He invites other patients with skin diseases to join a study, noting many seek relief after years of suffering and that prevention and relief may follow from his approach.
Schrader and Wilson offer loans on city and farm property at Main and Court streets.
Fragmented OCR items mention Corunna and Cle Siserad of Leta tage, a Pied foelauweh diet, and references to Imperial Casings and Red Cross Tubes. Also notes Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co at 225 and 227 East Columbia Street with scattered names and obscure events.
Miss Dingman leads a crowded queen contest as local interest spikes. Voters from 1610’s era town names, schools, and streets rally behind candidates including Miss Dingman and Miss White amid campaign chatter, pledges, and public displays.
Unclear OCR text describes surveys and engineers with new projects. Mentions He Hawit Aion bank and local agents. Several fragmented phrases reference sections, South Bert, and public works near stations.
Notice to new patrons: city eight and power bills due between the 1st and 10th each month at the city hall building corner Barr and Berry streets. No bills delivered. Call at the office. City Light and Power Works. Phone 340.
Kendallville reports visiting guests from Betye belt GVO and Portland attend a ceremony in Flame City Mars. Notable attendees include Baykber from Portland, Tharry and Thraphist, along with Crile Bolder and Mrs. Snider in local social circles.
A garbled account notes Archan and family visiting Monaca with Notre Dame connections and local figures such as Seimbergorg and Veanilians mentioned. The text references Vin home, Teg, and various names, but the exact events and outcomes are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A strong nation asserts it could crush Mexico but chooses generosity through mediation. It claims acceptance of mediation will avert one sided war, rebalance power, and inaugurate arbiration among nations, marking a historical beginning of disarmament and peace.
A fragmented and garbled local text recounts various names and events from a community scene. References include Old Man Holcomb, Rev Milne Dell, the Rimmel family, and a Gears MUpimel show in Fube city. A concert and several bids were mentioned, with scattered mentions of attendance and scheduling.
A vintage advertisement touts Parisian Sage for soft fluffy hair and enhanced personality. It claims the preparation nourishes the scalp, reduces dandruff, cleanses dirt, and makes hair appear stronger, shinier, and more radiant, available at drug and toilet counters or from Meyer Bros Co.
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