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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
4
A long promotional text extols the Radin Institute and its Radio Generator treatment as a universal cure. It presents testimonials, lists offices and hours, and asserts dramatic weight loss and health improvements from a nondrug therapy. The piece targets readers with chronic illnesses offering free consultations and scientific-sounding claims.
The article touts bread made with quality ingredients including milk, cane sugar, and potato, prepared by machines and proven bakers. It emphasizes modern proofing and clean processes, claiming the bread promotes health and well being for every consumer.
New Process Gas Ranges come in styles and sizes to suit exacting customers. Built on the Visible principle they burn one third less gas and heat distribution is instant. Bake with a cold oven and light the burner to save five to ten minutes and fuel. A mica window lets you regulate fire without opening doors. Sold by D N Foster Furniture Co.
The annual children’s flower service at Trinity Episcopal Church marked the close of the school year. Suddey echou members delivered prayers to city hospitals. Gold medals went to Mise Lauise Christie Miss Lucile Parton and Mise Gertrude Gocke for perfect attendance. silver medals to Cone staine and Joseph Undervill for strong attendance. Louise Christielis five year perfect record and Lucile Paton two year record noted.
Notice reports Reed Bros. cowl and ford relocated from Spy Run Coalin at Bleth Street to North Calhoun, continuing operations under the Reed Bros. name. The filing notes address and business continuity details.
A general inquiry on the proposed canal is set for Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock in the Commercial Club room. Colonel Zinn and Colonel Millis of the Army Engineers will discuss route surveys between Chicago and Toledo and report to the Bureau. Local and regional officials from Toledo, Defiance, Hamilton, Rochester, and Chicago will likely attend, signaling broad support for the waterway project.
The Rev J Hector Palmer of the Chicago University preached and led services at the First Baptist Church yesterday. Dr Minton Willson directed the song services at Robison Park Theatre. Faustville moving pictures shown daily at 8 and 8 30 pm.
The Hope Hospital School of Nursing holds its eleventh annual commencement in the high school auditorium. Nurses will receive diplomas and badges as graduates process to the program featuring Schlatter Orchestra, address by Rev A E K Zartman, and presentations by George W. Beers and trustees. A reception and dance follow in the auditorium at 7:18 p.m.
Miss Minnie Hoezemeyer left yesterday with three months up there and will visit Cree gon and California. J Krewger of the Pennsylvania company was injured Saturday when struck by a nearby pole while engaged in loading a car of stone. A deep rash was diagnosed in Mosarana and attended by Dr C B Stemen. Cards not up at homes of Evkert, Calhoun, Dreighton, and East DwiFald streets. Articles of incorporation filed by Citizens Club, no capital, social purposes. directors listed.
A Chinese font sales pitch touts Sulfosol as a cure for rheumatism gout and blood diseases. It claims sulfur solubility enables direct absorption and rapid bioactive effects. Marketed by a New York based company, it urges readers to try a pack to experience claimed benefits.
Suppressive services and ceremonies were held yesterday morning by Ben-Hur court No. 15 Tribe of Deny Hur at the Fiter Methodist Episcopal church in memory of the deceased members. The Rev. J. K. Cecil delivered the memorial sermon and a social musical program was rendered. A roll call listed many deceased members including W. A Conover Dr. C. S. Beaton Margaret Wade James Lenigran and Henry Peipenbrink. The following died in the past year Florence Ort erman William H. Werds George Tressier Lycergus Bates Ian Swinehart and others.
The Silver Star band will host a picnic and concert next Sunday at Linker's gravy mile and 2 half southwest of Scunber eharch. Elaborate arrangements are in progress and a large crowd is expected to participate.
A historical agronomy note emphasizes heavy fertilization and careful site selection for muskmelons. It discusses seed choice, spacing of two to three feet, and a calculated yield of up to 217600 dollars per acre at favorable prices. Experiments compare plots with varying manure and fertilizer prior to planting, underscoring the impact of soil fertility on fruiting and overall production.
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