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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
7
City officials faced a dispute over funds as the council’s Lentathe allotment proved too low. Frederick Maryland raised its goal from 6 000 to 50 000 dollars while Wilmington offered to double an apportionment of 50 009 dollars.
Fort Wayne reports active Red Cross recruiting for a training camp with a three month pay of ten dollars monthly. The drive, led by local officers and national staff, seeks a large volunteer corps including former National Guard and regular army personnel to support hospital work and supply delivery.
A midwestern woman reports perfect health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She describes prior back and side pains and fatigue, credits the products with quick improvement, and urges other women to seek the remedies for similar ailments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Whitley County with scattered names and streets. It reads like notes or a personal survey rather than a clear event. No coherent report of a specific incident, person, or outcome is discernible.
Fragmentary obituary items note several deaths and services. Surviving relatives include Philip of Fort Wayne and others unnamed. The piece references military service in the Philippines, a Nervous condition, a University of Vermont graduate, and various local names in a terse public notice style.
Registration shows 251 delegates from St counties as Sunday school workers gather for the annual meeting in Vine. Visitors were welcomed to Vine with programs and services conducted at Central Christa! Kuorel Store opened, speakers included Rev. Dunas, Kensrick, and others.
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions an express car in Chicago yards and references names and locations including Steiner, AP, CBC, and Reno. The text is incoherent but indicates a report about a robbery or incident involving a train car and several organizations. Further readable details are undocumented in the fragment.
A damaged report fragment suggests investigators search for a hidden motive behind a pipe base incident. Names and locations are unclear in the readable text, but authorities continue forensic and testimonial review to determine a possible connection to related events.
A Kosciusko farmer was found dead in a field amid reports of heart disease and possible related medical issues. The obituary notes his survivors and mentions a nearby community and hospital in the surrounding region.
A damaged text fragment discusses European royalty styling, including names and titles, with complex rules about how princesses and princes are addressed. It mentions misty tone of coronations and court etiquette while noting long established styles.
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