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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
1
A short, promotional item notes unlimited variety in local stores with many lines of goods and dependable quality. It hints at weekly features and steady supply of articles, inviting readers to visit or explore the selection.
A Ohio machine shop owner says his son’s stubborn cough was cured by Grando Pine after several years. The ad warns neglectful coughs weaken lungs and urge prompt treatment. It promotes mail order from The Grand-Aid Co and notes Meyer Bros. Co drug stores.
Fred Kain discusses Bluffton School Board members N. R. Gattle and M. W. A. Parrot, both linked to political parties, with questions about party alignment and loyalty. The piece hints at party division within the board and questions about representation. The notice ends with an unrelated bread advertisement.
The Home Telephone Company allocates 3000 to ease overloads on Fort Wayne exchange rural lines. Work will split lines and remove excess load. Also announced are extensive changes at New Haven exchange to speed service improvements.
A comparison notes that a ton of coke lasts as long and yields heat like a ton of anthracite. Coke priced at 8.75 per ton vs anthracite 11.85 to 12.09, saving at least 3 dollars per ton and reducing fuel bills by about 30 percent. Coke is described as cleaner than coal and available from any dealer. The Gas Co Ball Beto Ind apt W street is listed as a contact. A fragment mentions an incident where a person was hurt and received attention. A separate ad seeks gas at perfection for Biscuit Company.
A brief note mentions Aspirin related to a planned buyout with emphasis on safety and proper use. It references two agents and potential cash considerations, but the fragmentary text limits precise details. The item appears as a short market or notice snippet with uncertain terms and dates.
Kendallville Indiana January 15. Mack Poage of Angola and Elis Lawrence of Columbus, field men, with the state board of accounts, finished their labors today to audit the books and records of the civil city of Kendallville. They reviewed the city clerk, city treasurer, superintendent of the electric light and power plant, and the mayor's office. No official report yet. office holders watched the progress closely. Local news notes improvements in creamery business, carpentry, and various residents’ activities.
Foot Comfort Week opens with a push for proper footwear and foot correction. Shops nationwide display Dr. Scholl's methods to prevent discomfort from ill fitting shoes, urging buyers to seek proper fit and see a certified specialist at AM Appa ree and App’s shoe stores.
Royal Center born Lieut Field T Dailey will wed Vivian McCombs of Royal Ind on June 23 at the home of the groom's parents in Royal Center. After a brief visit in Oden Michigan the couple will reside in Broomingen Ind where Dailey will work in manufacturing. He recently returned from overseas service with the Hum bow division.
Anne 2 Thelg, noted as a well known cirgpractor, had been located on in historical notices, with records reflecting her professional status and community presence in early reportage.
East Washington street reports Miss Theis relocating her practice to 2119 South Harrison Street. The new office, her own property, is fitted for chiropractic treatments. She offers massages, vapor and electric baths, salt slow rubs, and tailors treatments to individual needs.
Readers learn that a woman has relocated to new quarters where she is now permanently located and that many friends will be glad to know of the move. The notice also references a demand for girls at perhaps a "Per" facility, indicating an incomplete classified or public notice fragment.
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