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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
10
A dense OCR styled collage of old health and beauty tonics, hair care tips, and facial remedies. It praises a line of tonics, glycerin mixtures, and homemade solutions for skin, hair, and complexion, including a hair loss tonic, a face wash, and a delatone skin treatment. It also advertises a blood purifier, appetite stimulant, and eye tonic with detailed preparation steps and household ingredient lists.
C Parker of Kendallville was the guest of Mr and Mrs Barker today and tonight. They report attendance at the annual session of the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor and the St Joseph U B conference with local society debates. A Bloom, restaurant man, bound for Columbus on business. Ralph Greenawait underwent a successful operation at Fort Wayne’s hospital for a head ailment, performed by Dr Haver and Dr Briggs. Band concert at Robison Park set for Thursday afternoon and evening.
Indiana political fight over the Peru postmastership pits Beveridge supporters against Taft loyalists. Loveland defies Beveridge, wins county chair role, and Taft forces back his reappointment, shaping Indiana faction power for the 1912 election.
Cromwell news item details small town visits and events. Wells returns to Garrett. Residents from Routt Bend visit. Mr and Mrs Adam Wilch visited Goshen. Mrs Wm Ruby visited Goshen. Harley Moore first to cut wheat locally. John Long visits Avila. Twenty five ZO T M members attended convention at Warvases. Thomas Ruby at Wolflake. Mr and Mrs Great Fidler visit North Webster. Victor Swartz of Goshen here today. Pickling station sold to Chicago firm. plan to resume after season. Contracts for 75 acres cucumbers, about 14000 bushes. Mrs Hussey and Harry Hussey visiting Indianapolis. Lot Meyers of Chicago here. Cole of Goshen visited Tuesday. Joe Fite returned from Michigan today.
Oliver Grice, proprietor of the Hotel Oliver at Pretburg, visited Fort Wayne and formed a warm friendship with Mayor Gries. Yesterday Grice received a fine cane by express from the Pittsburg man, valued as a token of goodwill more than utility.
The Fort Wayne Motorcycle Club plans a series of races at the driving park on July 4. The event would feature trials of speed by professional and amateur drivers. Local drivers call the track one of the fastest and fairest in the state, predicting fast times.
An ancient style ad touts a foot powder promising relief from pain, burning, and sweat by soothing corns and bunions. It claims cooler, drier feet with new shoes, offers a free trial pack, and lists Allen & Co. as the maker.
Heston and Yeple representing National Mil Supply Kerr Murray Manufacturing Fort Werne Foundry and Machine William Busching and other creditors filed yesterday before Sol A Wood, bankruptcy commissioner, to set aside the bank ruptcy action against Garrett paper mill. An action in DeKalb county circuit court will decide the fate of the property soon. Liabilities include unpaid labor and first liens totaling 12 334 amoung with 1299 28 owed Hanna Brackenridge. Unsecured claims total 6115 12, likely to recover little. A purchaser reportedly found willing to operate the property at near appraised value.
Mrs Maud Henbury and Edna Nutt with Ware FAW party will travel to Lackawanna lake Thursday for a week of leisure. Mrs Edward Becker and daughter Gertrude joined Toledo visitors, Sister M Edward of Yonkers arrived Friday and witnessed Rev Michael Shea’s ordination. Local residents host gatherings, graduations at St Agnes, and many relatives visit from Detroit Toledo Fort Wayne and Chicago.
In New Haven Yale lunch President Taft lauded Supreme Court rulings on Standard Oil and American Tobacco as clarifying the path honest businessmen may safely travel. He credited the justices with guiding corporate conduct and noted his five Supreme Court appointments contributed to this line of distinction. The address also included unrelated local notices and an advertisement for Foley’s Kidney Remedy.
John Lowe, very ill, was carried in an invalid chair to visit his sister Mrs Sam Nerogan last Monday. Mr and Mrs Sam Nerogan and Mr and Mrs John Zents of Bay City drove to Auburn to tour the county farm and other sites. Mrs Raya Haverstock hosted the Live Hundreds club in West Oak Street last Thursday. Mrs Besse Wiley has returned from the northwest and will summer with her parents Mr and Mrs L Wiley near AWC. Miss Lotte Masters and Miss Todd of Hamilton spent Monday in Butler. Circle Blaker returned from Calrott Michigan Monday. Sam Norogen and wife and John Zents and wife made an auto trip to Pleasant Lake. Zante visited his brother for a couple days then left for their home.
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