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Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1906

Page

11

England and Germany Not Enemies Yet in People to People Ties

London June 16 A British observer notes warm exchanges between German municipal visitors and English hosts while cautioning that distrust centers on the German government and navy. He argues the core issue is official bragging, not popular sentiment, and urges continued cordial contact to prevent any breach.

London England Britain Germany Germaany Eampire Dritons William Argie Editora Reichstag Great Britain Justin Wallace

Machinery Behind Malta Vita Factory Revealed

A look inside the Malta Vita factory shows how modern equipment cleans and processes wheat, steams and cools it, and uses malt extract to produce Malta Vita. The article highlights the plant's location, grounds, and emphasis on clean, efficient machinery to create a short crisp product that is easy to digest.

Malta Via Gretory Malta Vira

Boy identified in gruesome Lake Erie crossing tragedy

June 16 Kokomo Indiana. The body of a boy cut by the Lake Erie & Western Railroad train last night was identified as 11 year old Harry Borne, son of Edward Bogue of Elwood. He had been away from home and was hiding on the bumpers when struck.

Kokomo, Inc Hake Erie & Wester Harry Borne Edward Bogue Elwood

Malta Vita and the Three Story Ovens Explained

A historical description details Maltavita production using three story ovens with eighteen moving trays per oven. Wheat is rolled, transformed into wafers, and baked in intense heat while inspectors monitor for even toasting. Finished product is boxed in lined cartons with dry folds, showcasing early machine efficiency.

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