AFTER TEN YEARS SIGN FOR PILES RELIEF
A Peterborough Ontario man, G Le Stephunson, testifies after ten years of suffering he found relief from piles using Heim-Rotl. He reports dramatic improvement in pain, energy, and general health after using the treatment and recommends it to others. Purchase details list Meyer Bros Co and multiple distributors in Canada and the United States.
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Meyer Bras Co
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Killed by Wabash Train Shocks Montpelier Community
A Wabash train incident yesterday afternoon in Montpelier left a man dead after being struck near Aimtyellur while attempting to steal a tent. The victim, known locally to Wabash officials and residents, died shortly after at the scene. Police investigations underway as trains continue to pass through the city.
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M. L. Giveon
Aimtyellur
Rathenad
Railroads face indictments over passes and irregularities
The commission proposes indictments against carriers and individuals who issue or accept passes outside legal allowances amid a broad crackdown on passes and forged data. Courts may enforce records retention for years, while a Sunday excursion from Sandusky to Point Cerir details plans, a bowling contest, and a softball-like events.
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Garriurs Org
Packing House to Occupy Former Basic Packing Building
A new packing house planned to use the former Basic Packing building aims to begin operations. W H Silberhorn, in Chicago securing funds, assures the project is moving forward. Reports to headquarters indicate ongoing eastbound shipments last week.
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A reader letter praising Postum as a moral and healthful alternative to coffee. The writer recounts nervous illness caused by coffee, credits Postum with steadier nerves, better sleep, and lasting conversion, and invites others to try the product in a world of “coffee-towers.” The piece ends by noting the letters come from Postum Co and asks readers if they have read previous essays from The Read to Wellville column.
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Postum
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Does Not Color the Flair Stops Fathing Hair
A garbled report recounts misread crops with Dharrela of Anur state and large bushels of prule and provisions. It notes a Pennsylvania roundhouse practice game, staff movements, vacation departures, and company personnel trades across Fort Wayne and Chicago, plus Labor Day federation discussions and a new Port Wayne Corrugated Paper plant setup, aiming to employ about 200 workers.
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Thing’s Tight Money Shoe Sale Promises Low Prices
Call at Thing's shoe sale for tight budgets to discover affordable footwear. The ad touts good shoes at small prices, urging shoppers to find durable options without high cost.
Internal party rift nears convention over Sherman act reforms
In a fractured Democratic lineup the party faces splits as the sub committee nears a plan to amend the Sherman Act. White House guidance aims to keep unity but factions resist. The convention atmosphere darkens with cleavages forming across committees and leadership signals.
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Beautiful Home Wedding at Butler Ind United
A wedding in Butler Indiana features Miss Gladys Almirit Gebhart of Bryan Ohio as bride to Augustus Lewis Gebhart of Bryan. The ceremony at the G. Stone residence includes a pink decor, Lohengrin procession, and a luncheon. After a brief trip they plan to settle in Bryan July 16 as guests congratulate the couple.
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Bryan
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Nora Brown
Genuque
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Uttle Virginia
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The Fancy Booth at the Elks Fair Promises Heart Catcher
A vivid note promotes a Fancy Booth at the Elks Fair claiming it will win any lady’s heart with its display. Mentioned is a tray and airplay from Fletcher store with prices listed from low to high, marking a sales pitch for shoppers.
Alumni Banquet Elects KHS Officers in Kendallville
Kendallville Indiana hosts the third annual Kendallville High School alumni banquet at the Colywhercist club rooms. Delegates from classes ’80 to ’08 attend. Miss Clare Gilbert presides as toastmaster and officers are elected including Gilbert as president and Maud Childs as secretary.
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Labten McCartney
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Maud Childs
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Gashen
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Fort Warne
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Chisago
Untitled report on men under pressure at Wayne belt
Report describes two traveling men tangled near Fort Wayne where one man, after being helped, is found to have been touched for a valuable diamond. The scene centers on a Wayne belt incident and the discovery of the diamond.
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Aemple
Fort Warne
Local man reports offer refusal and police pursue claim
A man reported an affair with a girl after refusing a $100 offer. Detectives Soliday and Paprert, with the victim, confronted denials at the fair, where the accused remained silent under threat of arrest. After officers left briefly, the claimant slipped the pin back to the traveler, and the victim withdrew potential prosecution.
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Fort Wayne high school to graduate in auditorium
One of the largest classes in the history of Fort Wayne high school will graduate this evening in the auditorium. The thirty sight members include Misses Marie Christine Elite Vertis Coc nein Clinton and Mr. Robert Yorter Lana TH will give the class address. De Teaneck L. Kally, a resident of Karita in college, speaks.
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