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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1918
Page
10
A jumbled column notes an Ohio man entering the race as Congress tones rise. It also discusses war garden yields a warning about 1928 and references the Albert memorial edition and Kaiser Bill. Local notices include a fire alarm and job ads for conductors at Fort Wayne & N. I. T. Co.
Genege Monma, a retired farmer and respected Monroeville resident, died at 9:20 a.m. at his daughter Mrs. Oren Tate’s home near Fast Liberty Bombay. He leaves a wife, one daughter, and several relatives. Funeral at Fant Liberty J. B. church Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. Rev. I Henra officiating. Burial in Monroeville I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Article explains that most stomach troubles come from excess stomach acid causing gas and heartburn. It advises taking a teaspoonful of be distilled magnesia in water after meals to neutralize the acid, soothe the stomach, and aid digestion, noting Blaurated Magnesia as the proper preparation.
Paul Perry of Bt. Joe Indiana and member of the 17th Field Artillery headquarters company has been awarded the Croix de Guerre by the French government. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A D Perry and brother of Mrs Ruth Clark of 342 West Gerry Street Whe, who said she has heard from him twice a month since he left the country. The letter dated May 8 notes a bravery action the preceding week may have involved repairing a tele phone wire under fire.
Government distributors seek wool donations and urge contributions at Kraus and Apfelbaum on Main and Edgerton Streets. Bell 445, home 2590. On furlough, First Street Robert Gaskill, former superintendent of the police and fire alarm system, is briefly home after graduating from officers’ training school. He served in artillery then signal corps, stationed at Camp Custor near Mattie Creek, Michigan, and expects retirement from European front soon.
Help wanted notice from Rub- No-More Co. seeking reliable men for steady work at 102 Glasgow Avenue. Apply in person for employment opportunities with the firm.
Wayne Knitting Mills and Thieme Bros report a profitable year despite war. Board declares standard dividends plus increased employee profit sharing. a 26 percent war bonus was already paid and a further 5 percent profit sharing is planned. An inventory dinner follows the meeting with a simple war conditions menu.
Washington dispatch reports reorganized ordnance production with ten districts placed under executive officers and new management roles to streamline field work and contract coordination. Brigadier General C C Williams announces district supervision by a designated officer and multiple management positions to oversee production, inspection, and finance.
Public health ad warns that small skin pimples signal possible diseases and urges blood purification with 8 8 5 to cleanse the blood. It claims lotions cannot reach the source and advises writing to Swift Specific Co for free medical instructions.
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