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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
8
A Fort Wayne woman reports severe stomach distress with vomiting, souring, and gas. She credits Adler-i-ka with flushing the bowels and providing instant relief after one day. Endorsed by H. W. Meinzen, druggist, Maumee and University.
A goodly number of people were bound for Port Wayne yesterday, with movement noted among residents and visitors. The fragment suggests a regional travel pattern or event attendance, but full details are unavailable in the readable text.
Regular shoppers visit city parks amid cool weather and midweek deals, as merchants report activity across departments. Suburban residents praise Fort Wayne parks for post shopping recreation while downtown auto accessory and vulcanizing business advertises sale due to draft.
A vintage advertisement touts Tin for tired aching feet and swollen toes. It promises instant relief, drawing out toxins and reducing calluses while making shoes fit better. Buy a 25 cent box for continued comfort and ongoing foot relief throughout the year.
The Wireman family history in West Cothehia Street surrounds land sold to Kensington Park and later repurchased by Fred Wiegman of Wierman est. He built a home on the former site, returned after selling to new owners, and reentered the Kensington Park development amid changing tenants and property reshaping in the midwestern city. The piece traces ownership shifts, relocation, and the emergence of a prominent residence district as Wiegmans story unfolds.
The second Marine list reports numerous names and ranks amid war entries. It mentions Captain Juba and several individuals with units and locations, including Brooklyn and Broad Street references, noting injuries and actions. A rental notice for a former hotel on 229 W Main Street appears at the end.
Fragmentary OCR listing multiple clothing and goods firms and brands including Woolworth and various partners. No coherent event or outcome evident. record reflects scattered business names and items rather than a single news item.
The Alten county township W. 8. Seveanizations will hold a meeting in the Assembly room of the courthouse at Havelock Thursday evening. OL MIL Ter will outline work for the drive of June 17 22. Arthur F L Hall named head of the shock teams to urge war stamp purchases. The Factory Committee will oversee gates for W. B. S and city shops. Merchants listed will aid the W. S. & sales agencies, including Seavey Wardware, Hostens Dry Goods, Reed Shoe Shop, Lehman Shoe Shop, Pape Furniture, Theodors Israel, Olsen & Mhann Jewelry, and others.
A garbled OCR style listing presents numerous company names across clothing shops cigar stores and manufacturers. The fragment includes Muntadinger Purmiture Shop Mrosh s Chihing Uense Leiman s Clothing Hous and other Noon era firms with scattered terms suggesting retail and wholesale trade, but no coherent event or date is recoverable.
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