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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
4
An advertisement extols a home tonic to relieve insomnia nerves and cold extremities. It recommends a compound made from vanilla arrowroot and cardamom mixed with water or alcohol, dosed a teaspoon after meals and at bedtime. It targets overworked office workers and individuals with dampness, poor circulation, and general malaise.
An advertisement touts Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples sores cracked skin and chapped hands. It claims the salve makes skin soft and velvety and even treats piles. Sold by druggists at 25 cents.
Sheldon Iowa June 16 The Sunday evening children's day exerotaca drew a large crowd as the church could not seat all attendees. The program lasted about two hours with the children practicing for children's day after a sniper incident and prior meetings of the American Woman's League at Mes. Manvil Xanfman's home.
A detailed committee report reviews short selling, price manipulation, and exchange practices. It urges stronger oversight of brokers, stricter rules on corners and orders, and possible incorporation of exchanges, with cautions about curb and mercantile markets and a push for transparency in quotations and settlement.
Instructions warn against boating without skill and gear, stressing watermanship basics and preparedness. Readers learn to check hulls, carry paddles, life preservers, and ballast, and to enter and land boats safely while avoiding risky behavior.
A rumor describes a mysterious pot of gold buried south of Bluffton near Montpelier. James Goutroy of the city is said to be connected to the tale involving a departed chief and a distant tribe. The folklore claims a legacy of treasure passed through generations and possibly shared with the living if found.
Yesterday morning Arthur Gillis telegraph operator at Kendallville Union Station reported a brakeman Snyder from GF freight accidentally dropped his watch on a train notch. The watch was recovered and will be returned to Snyder when he arrives.
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