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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1905
Page
12
The forecast covers Washington and Lower Michigan with partly cloudy skies Tuesday, chances of showers in southern areas, cooler conditions in northern and central portions, and a wintery NW wind shift by Wednesday. Ohio expects partly cloudy cooler weather with possible showers, followed by fair conditions and fresh west to northwest winds midweek.
A chaotic city page notes a meeting of importancy by the Lather Society at St John’s, Luthermebreh this evening. Reports include recovery of Jai Gorham of Gasanpolis after gunshot surgery, and a list of attendees from Fort Wayne to Latay vile with names like Miss Katherine Stevens and Mrs. Gorham. Frank Peel travels to Fort Wayne by Nessie’s conveyance after an accident involving his mother. Sprankle family reception details and guests from Jackson, Tenn. close the item.
Ash Goods at One Dry Goods Co. feature a washed Mae Stouk in a cine mination sales push this week with big trade anticipated.
Review of a community outdoor performance of Shakespeare's play presented by the Sottang Players at Wath Theatre. The piece notes charming rustic scenery, fairyland visuals, and strong enunciation by cast including Rosalind and Cordelia, praising modernized but faithful staging and costumes.
Lizzie Daugherty asks police help to locate her mother or an aunt, Mrs Andrew Baker, from whom she was separated fifteen years ago after her father, a Pennsylvania lines employee, was killed in a railroad accident. She lived nearby at a Woolden Bridge area and moved to Ohio, losing track of family. Police reports note several arrests and local incidents as part of a tense day.
Grace Niebergall seeks a decree of divorce from William Niebergall with complex filings by Hogan and others. John Notestine sues St Joe Township for 100 on contract. Albert Rotf sues Dorothy J. Mear don for 15 on a mechanic lien. One fate John G. Kluppel wills property to wife then to children. Ora Vandewater granted divorce. child custody awarded. Louis Deck v Mantle Neck set for trial. Emin Whitlock estate judgment for 75 awarded. Weldsehintitt case adjourned. Licensed to Wed William Bade 61, Murtha Tow sley, Benjamin Sanders 21, Elizabeth Jansen 21. Federal court preliminary bearing for David Randall case. Attorney J M Livollette arrives to represent government.
A discussion on shaving prices was not resolved at the meeting. It was reported that plans to raise the price by 16 to 15 cents may not occur as opposition from many attendees prevented the change. A special excursion to Robison Park is planned for Friday, June 23, by the Woman's Hope Hospital committee to raise funds for tree bed land improvements. Tickets are sold at Woodworth's drug store and Hope Hospital.
Local ads promote Fort Wayne versus South Hoy, with "Kodak" vacation reminders and rental kit offers. Names tied to Calhoun Street shops appear, including L. Mo Beck, Paterson, Quy Conklin, and Reuben S. Patterson. Notes mention silk handkerchiefs and a free picture with the song “Back Among the Clover.”
A classified notice seeks a first class carpenter to report promptly on Buelianan Street. The ad indicates urgent employment, requesting experienced tradesman able to start immediately.
Proprietors back over thirty years of cures for women’s diseases and weaknesses and invite a fair trial. They promise to pay $500 in U. S. currency for any case of leucorrhea, female weakness, prolapsus, or falling of the womb they cannot cure, with confidential correspondence and medical guidance from Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York. Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets marketed as a gentle ladies laxative.
Mrs A Le Hyre of Whitley County long plagued by hemorrhoids says she was almost an invalid for years. After suffering intense bleeding and pain, she credits Red Cross doctors with a complete cure without operation. She urges other sufferers to seek this treatment from the Fort Wayne office at 723 Clinton St.
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