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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
3
A medical notice outlines a treatment claim claiming cure for varicocele work with chronic contagions blood poison and nerve sexual debility in men. It asserts lasting relief and overall improvement in male strength and health.
Confident medical consultation available for diseases peculiar to sex. All troubles treated successfully with discreet service and privacy assured.
A controversial advertisement promises a unique treatment system to cure various ailments. It claims prior cases were abandoned by families and that the method uses belts and electrical devices. The notice asserts full success and permanent cures, inviting individuals to seek the practitioner’s care.
A cryptic plea argues that free counsel brings no loss, promising a perfect cure at a price you are willing to pay for benefits conferred, while urging action by the reader through implied assistance. The fragment hints at persuasive rhetoric and personal motive.
A dubious advertisement touts cures and offers to help many Fort Wayne and Vicinity men. It claims to have cured numerous individuals and asserts a strong professional standing. The text urges readers to call immediately for service.
Dr Blackstone outlines tours near Wayne and Harrison, 2 blocks west of Calhoun, with hours from 12 to 4 and 11 to 8, Sundays 10 to 1, special halls for ladies 2 to 4, offering free X Ray examination advice and consultation.
A historical Ohio article discusses possible two cent fare law effects on cross state travel. It details how buyers from Indiana and other states may save by purchasing tickets outside Ohio to avoid home state rates. The piece notes conductors’ cash fares rising and forecasts Indiana legislature action, plus a Nickel Plate line timetable change and faster arrivals for nearby routes.
Engineers from Nickel Plate and staff return from Cracked Lake fishing trip. Frank Baldwit and Charles Merrill on vacation. switchman resting at Crestline as engineers plan to attend a national meeting in Neiver this month.
In a June statement General Manager Miller of the Wabash refutes a May 23 dispatch claim that a phantom operator disrupted traffic by sending false messages. He says no trains were stopped and the alleged dispatches did not affect signaling. A new Nickel Plate time card will be issued.
A special train with eight coaches traveled through Glaveluele last evening bound for Atlantic City. Western car builders attended a convention under the guidance of Superintendent Motive Bremin of Grand Haphts. The article notes local officials have already mentioned the visitors.
The Rau rong Yuriy association holds a regular monthly meeting with ten Tet height, approving the application of Torteed naw Hicuthers. The meeting records indicate new members received. the board’s action was favorable and reflects the organization’s ongoing interest.
The column lists railroad workers and officials across cities, noting returns to duties, vacations, and transfers. It mentions George C. A. Orilleh resuming paymaster duties, various staff visiting relatives, and several employees taking apprenticeships or attending meetings in Pittsburgh and Atlantic City. It also reports injuries, a wedding planned for June 4, and an unresolved death inquiry into Edward M. Lifeyer.
Fragmentary OCR shows political infighting within the Mormon church era, citing plural marriages and actions by church leaders including Wilian Hamlin, Abraham Cominhc, George Teusdslé, Marion Behales, Walter Steel, Chaclow E. Merrill, and John W. Taylor. Details incomplete but centers on debates over leadership and policy.
A congressional inquiry report charges that Reed Smoot and twelve Mormon apostles, including Joseph F. Smith and Matthias Cowley, allowed and concealed plural marriages. It details endowment oaths, government influence, and witness testimony while noting minority views supporting Smoot's seat despite alleged church complicity.
The excerpt reviews testimony before a committee regarding Reed Smoot and Mormon polygamy, noting witnesses’ unreliability and the minority’s stance. It argues there is no solid ground to disqualify Smoot or question his allegiance to the United States, citing church policy, historic acts, and limited instances of plural marriage since 1847.
Arthur G. Reinke was found guilty of embezzling fourteen thousand dollars from the Maranall and Sissey bank in Milwaukee. He was sentenced to five years at the Green Bay reformatory.
A brief classified item announces sewing work wanted on West Main Street. The terse ad repeats location and the 50 percent rate context, urging readers to consult the Journal-Gazette Wank Ads for details.
Rugs described as beautiful and produced for a spring season in 1900. The text mentions nine houses but is incomplete, leaving unclear details about producers, locations, or ownership.
List shows limited quantities of two item sizes priced in different currencies with sales rules. Buyers limited to three per size and no advance sales or credit. Public sale scheduled for next Wednesday morning, with telephoned orders discouraged.
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