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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1918
Page
4
An old advertising claim urges attention to a sluggish liver and its broad effects on nerves digestion and vision. It promotes Glando Tnte as a three in one tonic that renews liver activity removes poisons and aids bowel function, with testimonials available and sales through druggists or direct mail from Fort Wayne Indiana.
A historical note touts a Brazilian Balm as a remedy for pneumonia claiming no cases lost and cures in five days. Directions prescribe 3 to 4 doses each hour while awake and applying the balm hot to the chest three times daily.
A convoy of thirty Uberty trucks departed Wabish on an overland route toward an eastern port. The group set out with a supply train and were joined by motor vehicle support as they moved forward.
A chaotic Sunday morning scene described in a lengthy report includes a damaged train near Detroit with casualties and inquiries. The piece notes orders from the War Department to rush men and supplies, officers leading the recovery, and mentions civilian victims and local reactions. Recognizable names and places such as Detroit, Bediewod, and Camp Sherman appear, highlighting local impact and ongoing investigations.
An ornate curtain of text describes a Sacred Heart graduation with speeches, certificates, and recipient names. It notes awards for academics and domestic subjects, honoring graduates and their families at a June ceremony in Port Wayne.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous personal names and possible affiliations or roles. The text includes various misread names such as Charlenn Morrow Mis Mary Tobin and Marys Hreninn, interspersed with scattered mid sentence fragments and parenthetical notes, lacking coherent narrative or context.
Two small fires Tuesday morning were traced to an overheated oven core at The Dome at M. Writers, 444 Melita Street. The losses were small. no injuries reported. Local conditions included an active wave registration at New Tsven town hall and Adams school.
An article warns against alkali in soap causing scalp and hair damage. It advises careful use, rinsing thoroughly with water, and notes coconut oil helps tame frizz. The advice claims mild cleansers leave hair soft, shiny, and easy to manage, with inexpensive supply options.
A cryptic legal notice details a petition and motions before appellate court, naming parties and dates. It references an attempted protective supervision and a case in Indianapolis with filings and a secretary of state office.
Fragmentary report shows multiple firms with misread names such as Thornes Brey Fodren Johnsen Dueschel and Steinhart Crisgre Autotmnoblig, noting capital stock increases from 10000 to 100900 and from 5000 to 20000. Other entities like Terre Vante and State-Chdsice Meter Sten appear garbled.
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