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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
5
The text lists Shamrock IV dimensions and sail plans comparing with rivals like Vanitie Defiance Resolute and Shammeck V. It notes Shamrock IV is not as beautiful as predecessors, sacrifices weight distribution, and gives measurements for lengths, mast height, sail area, and overall tonnage versus competitors.
A garbled account references Wilson and Dina in a debate over leadership and party strategy. It hints at White House scrutiny, dissent within the party, and the ongoing battle over presidential authority and public support. The text remains unclear on concrete events or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment lists many personal names, places, and events. Mentions include weddings, anniversaries, family relations, and possible memorial references across scattered locations. The text interweaves names such as Washington, Wolf Lake, Lake, Mab gilire, Adela, Olena, and others with stray dates and family notes.
An advertisement promotes a supposed chemical product named Po 1 Q for killing bed bugs and moths. It touts long lasting effects, prevention of bites, and skin tests as proof, claiming superiority over old bug buggers and promising protection for clothing and homes. The unclear claims and odd wording reflect dubious marketing.
Interurban rail interests urge Washington to grant state oversight over interurban lines arguing the Interstate Commerce Commission lacks local knowledge. They claim state bodies can regulate revenue and routes, while asserting the interstate agency would overstep jurisdiction.
Monoquet News Monuouet Indiana June 17 Ware Wright dies after long illness in this county. The obituary lists family, neighbors, and community events. Mentions Pierceton Wood and several local residents with visits, church events, and a 15 cent park picnic. Local society items mention a Crescent Avenue Church gathering and upcoming Chirena meeting.
The Golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Zahm was observed Sunday June 24 with 100 plus relatives and friends from northwestern Indiana. They gathered at the Zahm farm north of Lagre for a bounteous dinner and celebratory speeches. The couple, married in 1838, have lived in Watkash county since 1800s and were joined by numerous relatives from Texas and nearby states. Relatives presented keepsakes and tokens of esteem as the community offered well wishes for many prosperous years ahead.
The fragment mentions Maurine Trygan, amd and Dyan as daniel Reyer ii within a family context. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear event, date, or location.
A garbled 19th century style entry reports a Terre Haute boy dying from burns after an incident in an alley near Hist WIANS Market. The text mentions Joloy Lunsford, Charles We Lunford, and a pine tuner with severed limbs, but portions are unclear.
Directions to reach Fish Lake Hamilton Indiana and Island Park summer resort via Lake Shore to Pleasant Lake with an auto service to Island Hotel. W S Kime proprietor provides contact by phone 578 for information.
June 17 events announced by Elbee officials include a town board meeting on Thursday and a Sunday church gathering for children. Nearby families from Ter Oak Ramiey and Wa roitiville plan participation with Gordon's and Shinty. A convention with Hira Wyant and Poston Ut Mah Eahet Lites is noted, while local fabric makers and families await social evenings at 140 Bash Main Street.
An old newspaper ad touts Brazilian Balm as a universal remedy for coughs grip, croup, asthma, catarrh, consumption, bronchitis and quick consumption. It claims to kill germs, with price points 25c 50c and 1.00, available at druggists.
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