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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1909
Page
22
An ad-like snippet presents Dr Atmaworth touting a hair removal preparation as the only valuable market option. It cautions against fake free treatments and dangerous concoctions. Mentions De Mirsele Chem Co at 188 Park Avenue New York and Wolf & Dessauer as suppliers.
Fort Wayne shows active hotel development with Dana Clemmens's new stag hotel on South Calhoun street nearing six weeks to two months before opening. The Wayne Hotel and Anthony, plus many others, are prepared for upcoming conventions, interurban visitors, and a state passenger travel surge. The city plans improvements, staff changes, and safety tales as German singers prepare to use Wayne as headquarters for a regional gathering.
The text advertises an at home tonic combining two compounds to combat nerve exhaustion and debility in men. It promises rapid restoration of vitality without opiates and urges mixing, taking two doses per day, and following with water. The piece stresses discretion and cost savings from not visiting a doctor.
The article notes plans for large hotel projects in New York and states interest from Roanoke and Gast. Architects like Westbuetuge and Weitherhoog discuss designs for the Anthony hotel with Macan and Keenan involved, as local citizens seek details.
A report from Indiana notes Franks Clore of Frankfort has won prizes at Chicago and Omaha but faces elimination from the national corn show. The piece discusses variations in corn types, bans on entrants, and a planned 1909 exposition with substantial sponsor funding as breeders pursue yellow dent and white dent varieties across regions including Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Argentina.
Fragmentary rental notice lists cheap rooms, office space for doctors and dentists, with a partial address and phone number. The readable text mentions second floor rooms and utilities but lacks clear details or a complete location.
Paul G Kelloge, director of the Pittsburgh Survey, contributes to Fh Survey for June on the Boston movement. He argues for unity among leaders to improve harbor equipment, city planning, and industrial relations, asserting older cities can better use resources to foster production and social regeneration with united effort.
An ad touts Woodcock Macaroni as top quality pasta made from rich American wheat. It claims health benefits and strict sanitary preparation, urging consumers to pay a bit more than cheaper macaroni while insisting it cannot be compared. Available from all grocers.
Prof R L Garner describes a legendary monster said to inhabit a vast African lake near the Nkamba basin. Reports cite fatal attacks on canoes, aggressive elephant like beasts with bristled tails, and crocodile and shark threats. Survivors recount sightings across the lake in multiple villages, though details vary.
Thousands of mothers endorse Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for constipated or dyspeptic children and adults. The advertisement claims it treats stomach and bowel troubles without violent purgatives and offers a 50 cent or 1 dollar bottle with money back guarantee.
Letter offers free medical guidance from Dr W B Caldwell at 504 Caldwell Building Monticello. Readers urged to write with unknown ailments for full answers and no charge.
Dr Gillie visited a certified dairy farm near Detroit and a Parks Davis serum farm, praising cleanliness and milking methods. He inspected 100 Holstein cattle at the Thay dairy and noted 100 horses used for diphtheria serum production, accompanied by Dr Ray Hiawisna.
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