Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Advertisement and News Snippet
Fragmented OCR text from the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette describes daily and Sunday editions, pricing by mail, and notices about Cooper Union speech. It mentions Editor William R Hearst and Henry T Oxnard testimony before a U.S. Senate committee on sugar trust influence, with reference to President Wilson and Cuban reciprocity.
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Fort Wayne
Pallye
Bay
Lig
Cooper Union
New York
Saturday Evening
William Tr. Hearst
Uce
Tammany and
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Henry T. Oxnard
United States Senate
Sugar Trust
Oxnard
American Beet Sugar Company
Wilson
Ferief
Peo
The Trusts and the Breakfast Table
The government suits the oatmeal trust as a subject at the breakfast table. The cereal habit has displaced greasy fry goods and advertising created demand. Consumers may benefit by buying cereals in bulk while the trust faces competition concerns.
Pure Food Rant On Frying Pan Civil War Metaphor
Fragmented opining on food and metaphor ends with a claim that American cooking preempts history. The piece mentions frying pan and hot pies, jumbling terms and mangled phrases as a stream of consciousness. No clear event or person is stated.
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America
Prominent Democrats Seek City Posts in Nominating Pr maries
A series of Democratic candidates announces their bids for mayor city clerk council seats and ward posts. Names include Willa Overdear Charles Brasch Frank Schlebecedr Eugene Smith Clea Jung h and T E Bailey with bids contingent on the June 27 primaries.
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Journal-Gazette
Willa G. Overdear
Seventh Ward
T E. Bailey
Manterson Avenue
Broad Call for Ninth Ward Council Seat and Food Lore Digest
A local note records candidate declarations for the Ninth and Tenth wards with Falter Journal-Gasatte and Deitsch el candidates announcing for the council. The piece shifts to a long discussion on cookery and dining from Montaigne to Brillat-Savarin, praising taste, digestion, and the cultural importance of well prepared meals as a civic duty.
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Journal-Gazette
Buimartos
Falter Journal-Gasatte
Ninth Ward
Primarias
Deitschel
Buster Journal-Gazette
Democrat
Councilmgo
Herman J. Korte
Deep Waterway Between Lakes and Gulf Would Reshape Nation
Proponents argue a Chicago to Gulf of Mexico canal would unlock vast land reclamation and population growth, linking Lake ports to Gulf markets. They cite Germany and India China population bases, rail investments, and Roosevelt’s openness to regional development as supporting the plan’s vast economic payoff despite high engineering costs.
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Panama Canal
Lyman H Cooley
Aonaulting
Germany
Conley
Roosevelt
Congress
Conley Naverta
Misalasino
United States
India
China
Rallronda
Mgr. Cooley
Eea
Ula
Afr. Cooley
Chicago
Gulf of Mexicn
Cafra
Dokta
Board of Engineers
Onin
Canaga
Tinoin
Connecticut
Porto Rico
Ditnois
The Art of Food and Its Effects on Health
A discussion on quick lunches and dyspepsia examines how poor cooking drains flavor and nourishment. The piece condemns badly prepared meats and boiled vegetables, urging better culinary practice to sustain the body and avoid neurasthenia and digestive trouble.
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Hala Vith
Dasuy
Canal to Chicago Will Open Vast Farmland to Development
The text argues that reclaiming gulf lands could yield over 30 million acres of fertile territory. It estimates land values at $200 an acre, notes Illinois alluvium potential, and predicts a monumental canal network from Lake Michigan to Lake Erie boosting commerce and channeling traffic away from time consuming routes.
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Galveston
Gulf
Ilinois
Illinois
Bt. Lous
Alto
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Lake Erig
Indland
Ohio
Local News From Ligonier Faces Voter Roll Detail
Tauaé enumerator reports nearly finished listing factory and state statistics for white and colored voters with no nationality bias. Hauge plans a precise population total for Ligonier, noting missing back-calle data. Willam Woode injured after fall. Frank Dans and daughter visiting Reardon family. Visitors impressed by sidewalks, business blocks, market revival. Recorder Fawin Smith ships horses to Kav dallville after Driving Park owners claim private name. Hubert Brown in charge.
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Tagonter
Tauaé
la Takon
Avery Alx Yanra
Hauge
Ligosiiler
Frank Dans
Elgin
Reardon
Dans
Merly
Tigoner
Markar
Membara
Ainet Fawin Smith
T He
Kavdallvily
Hubert Brown
Ligonier Man Honored At Emagon Club Presidency
Members of the Emagon club at Purdue University conducted a two and a half hour vote to determine the presidency. The choice fell to Atair Gerber, son of Mr and Mrs C F Gerber of Ligonier, with supporters planning a celebration at a forthcoming home event.
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Ligonier
Emagon Club
Purdue University
Tot
Atiair Gerber
C. F. Gerber
Fort Wayne Democrats Endorse Platform with Wide Agreement
Fort Wayne Democrats express unanimous approval of the central committee platform. Candidates including Chatsman Colerick and Albert E. Melching praise the platform as best or exceptional. Several nominees pledge support and claim the platform will guide the party into the November election.
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Cfinvasa
Fort Wayne
Central Committee
Chatsman Colerick
Albert EB. Melching
Maya
Melching
Peter M. Brown
Malery
Harry DP. Lowry
Camedman
Frank E. Rougher
Menthera
Democratic Party
Jeét Ip Lt
William J. Henay
Fem
Charles Heilly
Reilly
Imino
Tam
Overs
William
Thhe
raAy Aba
Democrata
Local notes from Lagrange including visits and graduations
Delbert Stroup and Mrs Stroup motored to South Bend and heard Hill Sunday preach. William Gooding of Orland visited Lagrange relatives. Fellers left for Brugis for summer work. James Limerte to stay with relatives. Gouwlls of Burg spent Sunday with her parents. Hurdert Suit returned from Mayo hospital after surgery. Yorn Frei and family visited Dinh Griffith and Tumfly. Horace Perry, charged with truancy, fined $1.00 on plea of guilty. Thermometers read 100 on the hottest day. Children’s day exercises at M E church drew a large crowd. D W Dryer to Indianapolis for Indiana University graduation events. Charles Dryer graduates from medical school. Mrs Craft visiting daughter in Howe.
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Lagrange
Ind
Ze Delbert Stroup
Stroup
South Bend
Et Bouat
Bturgi T. Gouwll
Urgig
Hom
Dora Hart
Hurdert Suit
Mayo Brothers’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Hir Smith
Yorn Fréa
Ms Dinh Griffith
Tumfly
Plana
Ant
Horace Perry
Lima
Squire Cather Saturda
Adelevin Perry
M. E
D. W. Dryer
Indianapolis
Indiana University
Charles Dryer
Medical School
Mra C. Craft
Howe, Ind
Ligonier notes shock from Ontario farm visit ends in injury
In Ligonier Indiana on June 16 Henry Schlotterback and Milo Bel dottertack were visiting the Strouse farm, a recent purchase. The elder farmer, 75, a veteran of Haw Patch, was hurt by a runaway and cannot return home. Louis Schlotterback, president of Schlotterback Motors of Newark Minnesota, is a relative.
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Ligonier
Ind
Béhlotterback
Friel
Ontario
Henry Schlotterback
Zon Milo
Strouse
Henry Beldottertack
Noble County
Ina
Haw
Hals Dis
Aml Ja Belovad
Louis Schlotterback
Schlotterback Motors Company
Newark
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