Doctor Wells Offers Non Surgical Treatments in Fort Wayne
An advertisement for Dr. Wells promotes non surgical treatment for chronic private diseases of men and women. It claims success with non surgical methods for female maladies, private rectal and other conditions, light therapy for skin diseases, intravaneous rheumatism cures, and electricity based care for stomach troubles and nervous disorders. Office hours are 4 to 12, 2 to 5, and 7 to 8.
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Wells
Fort Wayne
Chas. H. Eckert
W. Wayne Street
Wheat stem maggot threatens Indiana wheat with larval damage
Indiana entomologist reports widespread whiteheaded heads in wheat due to the wheat stem maggot Meromyza Americana. The insect attacks many grasses, making late planting a defense, while a trap crop of early-planted wheat and burning or plowing under eggs can reduce losses. The article also promotes Hoosier raspberry and notes how varieties often originate far from their growing regions, urging fruit growers to test diverse kinds.
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Indianapolis
Ind
B. We. Douglass
Hssstan Oy
Douglass
America
Bir. Taylor
Virginia
Oregon
Washington
Hlinals
Colorado
California
Tdahs
New York
Lvekard Ag
Middle-West
Herry
John W. Durm
Peking Ind
Gregg
Mr. Dura
Alvin G. Gray
W Durm
Durm
Gray
Notice for Atlantic City convention attendees announced
All brothers who expect to attend the Atlantic city convention July 10th to 17th are requested to notify the custodian of the Elks' club during the week of June 11th. The committee will make necessary arrangements to afford a wee hour MORRELL HORROCK H J TAYLOR Committee.
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Atlantic City
Elks’ Club
Police News Summary of City Court Fines and Jails
Arthur Knox fined five dollars and jailed thirty days for stealing paperhanging tools from Henry Mayer. Godfrey Coats, a Black man, confessed theft of a watch from Occidental barbershop, fined six dollars and jailed thirty days. Ollie Boer, a roamer, claimed James Kelly robbed him of fifteen dollars. Kelly sentenced to thirty days with costs. Andrew Thorney fined five dollars for maintaining nuisance over dust and noise. Mike Koehler fined one dollar and costs for drunkenness. Frank Sylvester fined five dollars and costs for drinking. Pat Baly held for trial. Two other drunks, claiming work, were released for now.
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Arthur’ Knox
Henry Mayer
Godfrey Coats
Occidental
Ollie
Boer
James Kelly
Kelly
Andrew Thorney
Wall Street
Mike Koehler
Mike
Frank Sylvester
Pat Baly
Muncie Wet or Dry Trial Set for Sixth Ward
In Muncie Indiana the board of commissioners set Monday at 9 o clock for the trial of the remonstrances in the Sixth ward to decide if the wet or dry contest is valid. Attorneys for wets and dries argued readiness and evidence, with the dry side saying records were incomplete. The sessions were continued as the Sixth ward case is called and the Second ward remonstrance awaits its turn.
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Muncie
Ind
Board of Commissioner
Special Train To Attend Saengerfest
One hundred and five members of German singing societies in the city plan to attend the North American Saengerfest in Milwaukee June 23 to 26. They have secured a special Pennsylvania train leaving here at 4 30 Thursday morning. From Chicago the party will ride a lake steamer to Milwaukee. Turners from six states will compete and exhibit Saturday and Sunday at Driving Park. Former Garrett lad was mastoiditis Samuel Teeters of Tekonshi Mich and his 16 year old son Boyd arrived yesterday for surgery at Sacred Heart hospital with doctors Thompson and greathe attending surgeons.
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Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Turners
Driving Park
Garrett Lad
New York Central Magnate Prophesies Great Crops
Reports from Chicago indicate William C. Brown of the New York Central expects strong Western crops this year with a bumper wheat outlook and generally favorable conditions. He noted rail traffic is steady, no current plans for new construction, and that the line’s business is roughly flat versus last year. A Pasadena letter praises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for colds.
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Chigagg
Chicago
New York
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Brown
New York Central
California
Pasadena
Cal
Foley and Co
Foley
C. HL
Ward Drug Co. C
L Parsona
Sec'y
Ireas
Fuley
Boney
Union Meeting Of Missionary Societies
The Women’s Home Missionary Societies of the Methodist Episcopal churches in the city will hold an afternoon meeting at Lakeside Park at 3 o’clock. Mrs. Anna B. Elder of Algon, and Miss Addie Jones from DePauw University will speak. The Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will serve supper at 6 o’clock after the business session. Grand opening at the Inn Lake James Indiana Sunday June 11 1911.
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Women’s Home Missionary Societies
Methodist Episcopal Sharches
Anton
Ofslock
Lakeside Park
Anns B. Elder
Ag. Ale
Mins Addie Jones
DePauw University
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Welock
Lake James
Ind
Antwerp News: Local Deputies And Convention Delegates Named
Mea Tizzia Ximmell and Mrs Rosella Rumbaugh were Toledo visitors Sunday. Mrs N G Reed was chosen as delegate to the department convention of the W RC to be held at Lorain June 18 to 25 as substitute for Mrs Mary Foster who could not attend due to family sickness.
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Antwerp
Mea Tizzia
Ximmell
Rosella Rumbaugh
Toledo
Five Acre Building Site Near City Ideal For Gentlemen
Five-acre plot described as a beautiful building site near the city suited for a suburban residence. Targeted at a professional man or well-to-do businessman or retired gentleman in good circumstances. Contact B. F. Rousseau at 526 Shoaff Building, phone 3083.
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B. F. Rousseau
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