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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1914
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text describes scalp care with references to dandruff and itching. It mentions a product or method titled A SIMPLE WAY TO REMOVE DANDRUFF and includes scattered lines about scalp health, chemical or medical terms, and potential brand mentions, though the passage is garbled and hard to parse for concrete details or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR from Fort Wayne Journal Gazette discusses wartime labor, politics, and education. It covers unemployment, public debate on administration actions, and teacher conditions, with strong named entities and 19th century policy context. The piece mixes editorial commentary on welfare and the impact of economic policy on workers.
Leading doctors of Wramen have prescribed vere ols for chron stomach issues and constipation. The remedy, involving pectin and peony germ, is claimed to aid digestion and liver function. It is now sold here by all druggists.
A damaged 19th century report outlines experiments on shipping eggs by parcel post. It details containers, packing methods, and costs, noting that many eggs broke en route and suggesting improvements for safe transport and handling. It cites government bodies and suggests policy guidance for the Department of Agriculture.
A dramatic anti war polemic argues fifty battleships would devastate Mexico but split Latin and Saxon peoples across the Americas. It claims the U S war stance harms Europe and Asia, misplaces blame on rebels and their leaders, and questions responsibility for lives and property in the conflict.
The readable text hints at parcel post delays and shipping methods with references to delivery, packaging quality, and postal regulations. It mentions sender coldness, prompt delivery, and farmer advertising too, though the fragmentary source obscures clear facts or a cohesive event.
5 percent interest on loans secured by city and farm property. Schrader and Wilson at Main and Court Streets offer financing options and terms to local borrowers.
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A fragmented notice details the Emerick family gathering planned in Kendallville on August 29. It mentions relatives including Winnie, Dud, Diane and others, with scattered references to names, locations, and travel, and hints at a broader reunion across Indiana and nearby areas.
A garbled community roundup reports visits by notable residents to Chicago and Washington, health warnings, and local social events. Fragments mention people traveling, interviews, and a mix of civic notices, greetings, and assorted incidents with unclear dates.
South Milford area notes list multiple residents and families, including community events at homes and local ponds. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs, various household names, a baptism or wedding acknowledgment, and a memorial or obituary notice relating to Hart Warne and local kin.
Fragmented OCR text blends product claims with garbled references to weight loss remedies. It hints at a soap advertised to remove fat from targeted areas, plus various dubious pitches and names, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or verifiable entities.
A LHESBUNG woman died after a grief related illness. The obituary notes the late Donte Th Larestin and mentions her husband, family and friends. The service details indicate a funeral at a local church next week with burial in a nearby cemetery.
Directions from Hamilton Indiana to Fish Lake Pleasant Lake and Island Park, using Lake Shore Road and Pleasant Lake, with mobile service at Island Hotel. Contact W S Kime Proprietor by calling 578 for information.
Miners and operators failed to agree on wages as talks toward a new scale stalled. The union seeks higher pay while mine owners insist on limits, delaying a settlement that could affect production and labor relations in the district.
A fragmented report describes a social gathering at Mr unl Mex and Mrs. remnants of a list of attendees such as Pam Adelin Nira WOM Keliina Miro Maia Abe Air. Cun Weel Mr. sou Mipse and others entertained. The text also mentions a hospital treatment for a discal bone and a separate accident involving a machine driven by Mlovd Mungley.
A garbled Rome City News page from Krome Gupy Indiana lists local people and social notes. It mentions Mr and Mrs, Henry Thies, Charles Naird at work, newels, travel from Indianapolis, and social visits. The text also references electrical work on a town utility, a fire at a hotel, and local communications about roads and power lines, with several names blurred and unclear.
A garbled report from Fort Wayne outlines discussions by John A. Jovnlies and Chappel of Ker Gulville with local residents about duties at nearby lakes and the Alamein pavilion in WARSAW. The city counsel plans to ensure safety measures at the dam and surrounding infrastructure while addressing expenditures on cross tubes and long mile projects.
The city news highlights graduates from Norm Training who received diplomas. Among them is Misa Mer Arneo Stump who completed the guardan with high peak marks and was acknowledged for her achievement.
Warsaw readers learn of social visits and church activities as residents such as Wena Luin Hund and Franke Doren are noted. The piece lists names tied to families, weddings, and school affiliations, with references to university ties and church programs across Warsaw and nearby areas. It closes urging readers to use Journal-Gazette Want Ads for quick results.
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