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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
4
Paris dispatch reports German infantry attacked French positions west of Fort Vaux on the Verdun front last night. The bombardment continued north of Souville and Tavannes forts with heavy artillery near Meurthe in Chut gencourt.
Tosrille lies at the point of death at the home of her daughter Mrs. Sol David after a visit that began four weeks ago. En route she suffered a slight paralysis stroke, with complications arising and has been unconscious since last Thursday. Two other daughters from nearby towns are at her bedside.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement urges readers to mail order Foley remedies by enclosing a stamped stub and address in Chicago Illinois. It promises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and croup, Foley Kidney Pills for kidneys, Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and related ailments, describing the package contents and purchase method.
Warsaw Indiana Sunday evening Ruth Anneta Roper seven year old daughter of Professor and Mrs Alvin Roper of Winona Lake was struck by a car at the entrance building near Winona Lake. She suffered painful bruises but no bones were broken and injuries are not serious.
Warsaw Indiana bid results show Gust & Hodes at 17932 and Twittin & Ben at 16290 with others including Mila Catskill at 1604 and Indiana Fingineering Construction at 310. The lowest bid totals about 14000 with a appropriation of 14900. contractors not let on Saturday.
Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall lauded patriotism at a Flag Day event at Central Christian church. He urged Americans to join the two grades of citizens, stressed preparedness for peace, and called for loyal loyalty to the nation as churches observed the day. The morning service marked the church’s 83rd anniversary with pastor Allan B. Philpott recounting its early history and growth.
Bluffton Ind June 12 The Hinton fraternal riders to serve as time 1% union memorial program to be given at Grind opera house at 4 o clock in the afternoon Lodge members invited to assemble at the Pythian home and march in a body to the opens house with no insignias to distinguish Ines afiations The address to be delivered by Rev Elmer Ward Cole of Muslington
Cileste invited for the Golden Tihiloe exercises of Sacred Heart Adulony will be met at the park for the 12:50 to 1:50 period. Phoas who arefer 10 vine hy ante may be served by the Bruni Transfer at the Transfer sorbor from 12:90.
A fragmentary report from Tl uvfton notes a fatal incident involving a blue racer. The unclear text mentions James Crowbie and a roan co tractor with references to Osslan and a measurement near eighteen feet, but details are unreadable.
An advertisement offers rapid cures for blood poison and private diseases including syphilis stages, glandular decay, and weakened vitality. It promises painless, thorough eradication of the poison, renewed strength, improved complexion, and permanent relief from stricture and hydrocele with injections and inhalation methods, urging sufferers to consult the office.
The tenth annual commencement of Adams County common schools will be held at the Berne auditorium Saturday morning at ten o'clock, June 27. About 204 graduates will receive diplomas. the program includes music by the Manwold-Willams orchestra, a keynote by Harry Grannison, and a diploma presentation by E. Christen. The booklet features class colors pale yellow and lavender with lavender ribbons, and the motto Higher, still higher.
Local poultry thefts rise with Jesse Decker near Wella Huntington county losing seventy chickens and William Hoover in the same area reporting loss of 135 fowl. Authorities note continued activity as residents question security.
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall spent a week in Indianapolis and traveled to Crawfordsville for a Wabash College military committee meeting. He backs efforts to establish military training, saying he wants readiness without fighting. He plans to return for Indiana delegates heading to the Democratic National Convention in St Louis. Patterson-Pletcher Co. advertises a Winter White coverall sale at $2.00 and $1.50 in Indigo blue.
An advertising notice promotes Sargot tablets as a weight gain remedy for thin individuals. It claims the product aids digestion and fat absorption, promising weight increases of ten to twenty pounds per month with no harmful side effects. It mentions availability at Myer Bros Drug Co and other stores with a guarantee or money back.
County Superintendent directs all common school graduates to report Friday morning at the office to receive badges before the commencement at New Palace Theatre in the afternoon. 275 students are in the class. 2 o'clock ceremony will be presided by Superintendent McComb with addresses by Rev. D. H Guild.
Announcement states the corner stone for the new Methodist Episcopal church at Winfondale will be laid next Sunday afternoon June 18. Rev S Shaw and other ministers will lead the service. originally planned for May but postponed.
In Union township Inbaris Commons pleaded guilty to stealing and lottery related charges. He was fined 31.00 in Justice Big Scart court after his wife testified he knocked her down and beat her.
A Philadelphia reader questions fashion trends that push aging by eyeglasses. The doctor proposes eye baths with a simple solution to refresh and invigorate the eyes, arguing this replaces reliance on cosmetics and helps maintain natural appearance.
A self claiming master prescribes a home remedy for kidney bladder and prostatic diseases. The text asserts a direct root cure, prompt measures, and perfect patient outcomes. It warns to act on first symptoms and consult a specialist, implying dramatic effectiveness and urging early action.
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