Life Root in Zoa Phora For Women Great Physicians Recommend It
Life Root in Zoa Phora is advocated as a cure for various menstrual and reproductive issues in women. The advertisement cites authority figures from Jefferson Medical College and Columbia University, promoting a tonic described as regulating menstruation and supporting fertility, with instructions to ask a druggist for Zoa-Phora.
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Stan Bo Medical
Wade
Zac Ril Ney
Physicium
Vthvera
Craal Prominencs
Port Unites States
Reet
Equil Ville
Koihava
Aplett
Pengelly
Ketlae Emitng, Mich. Will Heartilly
Wangelly
Forty-Six to Graduate In 1907 Webash College Class
A class of forty six will receive diplomas at the High and Manual Training Schools tonight in the high school auditorium, followed by a reception and dance at the Anthony Wayne club. Dr I Mackintosh will deliver the address. The program includes a variety of performances and a long list of graduates and honorees.
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Anthony Wayne Club
I. Mackintoss
Webashecdley
A Garien
Werences
Nell Moret
Quaker Herb Extract Credited For Cure
Mrs Morton Williams of Columbus Indiana recounts using Quaker Herb Extract for her son Joseph who was pale nauseated and anxious. After a few days he expelled bile and corruption, regained color and slept better. The ad promotes Quaker Herb Extract at Meyer Bros Drug Stores for one dollar per bottle and Quaker Old Balm.
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Morton Williams
Columbus
Ind
Consersville
Joseph
Coal land ownership in come tax democratic doctrine
The article argues mineral fuels should remain largely public to prevent waste and protect citizens from price abuse. It cites Roosevelt on income and inheritance taxes, the 1894 income tax law, and Democratic Platform planks supporting national ownership of coal mines and a constitutional income tax, highlighting debates on taxation and public control.
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United States
Roosevelt
Jamestown Exposition
Aupreme Court
New York Democratic
Democratic Congress
United States Supreme Court
Plank
Wiliam J. Bryan
Two in One the Latest Auto Mat Top Runabout
Auto mat top buggy with top removed and auto scat runabout offered by J. W. Bell & Bons at 111 and 113 East Columbia Street Tangard & Langerd at 236 East Columbia. Wheat-Centayre Special and Nickel Plata beer and Barghett Extra Pale delivered citywide. Telephone or 1823.
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J. W. Bell & Bons
Columbia St
Lengard & Langard
Bash Oihanbla Street
Agricultural Seed Prices From S. Bash & Co
S. Bash & Co lists cabbage celery and yam plants with pricing. Cabbage celery tema ito sweet potato and yam plants priced by the dozen or by the hundred and one thousand units at 2.50. Cauliflower mango pepper and egg plants priced at ten cents a dozen and fifty dollars per hundred.
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S. Bash & CO
Northern Indiana students honored as sixth Wabash president installed
Crawfordsville Ind June 13 1907 Strenuous week at Wabash College closes with commencement exercises and the installation of George Erwin Macintosh as the sixth president. Degrees conferred on forty one members of the graduating class including Donald Adams Mary W Anderson Albert Craig Baird and many others from Crawfordsville and surrounding towns.
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John Howard
Otto Gumpper
Bonar Scholut
Dorothy Alden
Charlotte Slake
Te Mackintosh
Seheal Trustees
Southert Winca
Charles Wlander
Moseu Awels
Clara Haek
Kum Matech
Oscar Biter
Carl I. Sehyoudir
Paul Baad
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash
Joga
Assembly Hall
Asa HL Morton
Williamstown
Mass
George Erwis Macintosh
Donald Adams
Columbia City
Marry W. Anderson
Tadega
Albert Craig, Baird
Huppnard
John Austin Bone
Ernest Teell Board
Vedersburg
Karl Tt Breckenridge
Fark Wayne
Spencer Carson
Monticello
Oliver Chauncey Goon
William Orn Davis
Leo Chavien Kelly
Marlon Spier Leaming
Goshen
Clifford At, Lentz
Soh Flend
Lee McCanusa
Rockville
Robert Homer McKinney
Wnawlan
Charles George Miller
Hammond
Warren Frederick Myers
Indianapolis
Herbert Absole Pettijahn
Noblesville
Luther Bowing Betu
Aspin Hill
Tenn
Claude A. Tiler
Crawfordville
John
Unclear Names Spark A List From City Directory Fragments
A scrambled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with varied origins including Oxford Lafayatte Crawfordaville and Shanghai, along with a reference to Mr. and Mrs. Egbert at 426 Dawson Street. Readable details are sparse, suggesting damaged text from a historical directory or notice segment.
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Mrs. Egbert
Dawson Street
City News Briefs Reflect Local and Visiting Figures
Mra A D Palmer of 219 Toast Pontleetreat falls ill with malarial symptoms. Dr Fort Lyons of Chit Ind joined a patient in consultation with Dr Tarnatt. Mr A Ta Waddon, ex Phelps &addon, in town on business. Capt J M Wood and family of South Bend visit, connected to Salvation Army work. Emmett Martin reports Creighs and Michae Creighs’ safe Ireland arrival for a Fort Wayne tourist visit to the old home there.
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Mra
A. D. Palmer
Fort Lyons
Chit
Ind
C. 14
Tarnatt
A. Ta Waddon
The
Ann of Phelps &Addon
J. M. Wood and Family
South Bend
Cearn
Industrial Department
Salvation Army
Emmett Martin
Michae Creigh
Ireland
Fort Wayne
Mr. Creigh
Miss Nellie Stewart Dies By Suicide in Toledo
In Toledo, Ohio, the obituary of Miss Nellie Stewart, a former Fort Wayne resident, notes she was twenty eight, of frail health and despondent lately. She died at the home of Let umtter after swallowing a dose.
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Toledo
Nellie Stewart
Fort Wayne
Weil
Thug Attacks Woman at Clinton and DeWalt Streets
Police search the city for a thug who assaulted a young woman near Clinton and DeWalt, fled after she screamed, and caused a reported $250 damage around eight o'clock Tuesday evening. Henry Woehinker was acquitted by the police court jury after a daylong trial concerning a separate case involving Gerald McSweeney.
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Tes Pollee
Clinton and
DeWalt Streets
Hetp
Woelitker
Denry Woehnker
Gerald McSweeney
Saya
Wilmer Leonard
John Eggeman
George Veeney
Gerald
Woelinker
McSweeney
The Mask of Health Promises Miona Stomach Tablets
Fort Wayne readers are urged to trust Miona stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and related stomach issues. The ad asserts the tablets strengthen digestion after a few days, allowing fear-free meals and painless eating. Meyer Bros. Co guarantees refunds if Miona fails to cure, placing all risk on the seller.
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Fort Wayne
Meyer Bros. Company
Heavy Rains Swell Waters Across Fort Wayne Rivers
Prolonged downpours swell river levels in Fort Wayne causing inundation in the Baltesats and Spy Run district with garden areas flooded. The St Joe River shows the greatest rise while Maumee remains 15 miles away with no flood threat. merchants advertise central city beer delivery and note Journal-Gazette ads.
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Three Rive
Fort Wayne
Spy Run
Railroads Demand Steel Despite Soft Market for Structurals
Cleveland June 18 The Iron Trade Review says Lackawanna Steel sold 30 010 tons of rails for this year s delivery to Grand Trunk with other big orders for Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Wisconsin Central Ackansas Illinois & Gulf and Chicago Northwestern Among major purchases were 6 000 cars for a steel company 2 000 for C B R Q and 1 000 for Chicago Great Western Fully 90 000 tons of rail material will be needed for corporation cars The market shows no real weakness as many contracts held at current prices though buyers hesitate to lock in beyond available delivery windows Locational shortages persist in Chicago and Pittsburgh prices remain firm in the midst of a generally quiet market.
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Cleveland
Tron Trade Review
Lackiwanna Steel Company
Grand ‘Trunk
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Wisconsin Gentral
Ackangas
Lantelana & Guilt
Ghicdey & Northwestern
Central of Georgia
Wittsburg
Steel Corporation
Chicago &Great Western
Corporation
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Bulla
Nearl Ly
Pittaburg
Courts Reported Dockets Include Damages and Contracts
The courts note actions involving the Perfor sion Piscale company over a contract and $1000 damages, and a Wayne Hinealt company contract with Maria in March 1905 for four years. Additional cases include quiet-title actions, certified trials from Adams county, and appeals to the superior court jury. Judge O Rourke presides in the session.
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Pater
Wateca
V. Maria
Witern
Wayne Hinealt Company
Hon Tisenit
Wayne Hirent Company
John Sehorr
Ape Dreas Schort
Styan
Ira
France
Calvin Miller
Adamna County
Peterson
Moran
Ara Aktarnoya
Casa
Melvin A. Clom Otail
Wiha
Millie
Eirentt
Jurge O
Sixth Ward Business Men’s Meeting Scheduled
The Sixth ward Anti-Saloon league has arranged a business men’s meeting at West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ on a Friday night next week. Speakers will come from out of town, including Fred Rohrer editor of the Witness at Berne.
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Uue
Sixth Ward
Anti-Saloon League
West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ
Fred Rohrer
Berne
Ted
Cathedral Boys School Commencement at Library Hall
The Cathedral boys' school holds its forty ninth annual commencement at Library Hall Tuesday evening with addresses music and a three act drama. Graduates listed include Stephen A Callahan Edward J Cranston James PF Dowling Albert.
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Cathedral Boys’ School
Library Hall
Stephen A. Callahan
Edward J. Cranston
James PF
Dowling
Albert
Fragmentary Names List From Historical Notice
Readable fragments show personal names and initials: Mooney, Perrigway, AN, Rydine, Joe, Donald Sloemaker, saph J, Selner Edward P, Trav. No clear event, date, or relation established in the text.
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Mooney Es
Cs Perrigway
Rydine
Joe
Donald Sloemaker
Saph J
Selner
Edward P
Trav
Former Fort Wayners Experience Earthquake Shock
Former Fort Wayners describe a San Jose quake fright in a scrambled report. The text mentions residents and a mid night shaking event, with a fragmented account of experiences and reactions to the tremor.
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Fort
Jenkinson
San Jose
King
Ips
Forkne
California
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