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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1912
Page
7
A scrambled text fragment describes concerns about a scammer targeting women and asking for personal details. It mentions solicitations via telephone and mail and urges readers to protect themselves and share information only through trusted channels. The piece reads like a cautionary note from a community column.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic fragment titled Marshall Biomers Have War Anthem. It includes disjointed phrases, names like Tommy Marshall and Fagan, and scattered terms such as great holds and wagers. The readable content is incomplete and lacks a coherent report or event details.
Fashion notes describe fall suit trends with a slim modblage coat silhouette, large collars and military influence. Descriptions mention belted fronts and varied fabrics such as velvet and silk, plus chic sleeve and trim details. An advertisement seeks girls at Crain Tlekt with good wages paid.
A London stage show on a Saturday presented a historical pageant of weapon dueling from the era of chivalry. The Actors' Benevolent Fund benefited as knights and combatants performed period fights with swords, rapiers, and polearms, dramatizing legendary clashes and ceremonial rites amid sumptuous tableaux.
The text describes a chaotic scene during vote counting with mentions of a pauad to win, potential names like Tommy, Marylane, and a convention next. It references a marshal and a public dispute while signaling a wartime or local assembly context with fragmented dialogue and musical credits.
Spectator Desraten Lovoon reports on Kid M'Coy, once famed for a punchy aphorism style, now promoting health college lectures in London. He offers quips such as drink two quarts of water daily and follow nature’s tonics while criticizing temperance and urging right thinking.
In Indianapolis on June 16 Governor Marshall lauded as a friend of union labor by leaders and members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and related unions. The article cites his record on workers’ safety, hours, wages, and state labor laws, praising his support for railroad and factory reforms and noting petitions to him after adjournment.
A report by Guillaume praises Governor Marshall’s legislative drive to aid workers. It lists acts on cold storage hygiene schoolhouses medical inspection birth validity cocaine control and public playgrounds while highlighting union support and Marshall’s workplace appointments and inspector Walsh’s factory reforms protecting female workers.
Fall Petticoat styles with dry goods notes and typewriter ribbons advertised by Fort Wayne Printing Co at 114-118 Washington Blvd. The piece mentions fashionable petticoats with refined cuts and trimming, noting new models with accordion finish and narrow pleats for a straight line.
Advertisement offers home treatment for piles with a claimed absorption method. Readers are urged to send address to receive instructions and references, promising immediate relief and permanent care without payment. Contact Mrs. Md Summers Box P Nowe Penje Ind.
Edison dismisses reports he donated 2.6 million dollars to MIT saying he would use money for experiments and urges Rockefeller and Frick to fund colleges instead. He notes constant requests for charitable gifts and asserts a preference for direct scientific work.
Local notes from Antwerp June 16 report Chiaters day exercises on June 9 pleased attendees with readings and music. Police recall Willem Pelton, the Germantown robber captured in Antwerp. he is to serve two years at Fort Leavenworth after Indianapolis court conviction. Residents travel to Fort Wayne and Payne for visits. families plan moves, births noted, and various locals visit relatives.
A dealer offers a life reading by postal request, promising exact personal insights. Submit full birth name, date, place, and gender, plus a fee, to Roxrowy Dept. 10-G in London with a written request and return postage.
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