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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented forecast notes indicate Friday partly cloudy with showers Saturday. Cooler temperatures expected in the south portion. Northeast winds shift to east, with northwest breezes. Michigan area forecasts show partly cloudy conditions Friday, Saturday showers, and cooler west and south portions.
Readable fragments show Mr Matt Monper returning from a visit to Jake and meeting Mrs Ova Tonker and family. The city man Jam Porbjog returns from Toledo and Mags trip with Patley and others from New York. Ms Parlay plans Sunday travels as Lake George trip looms. Local officials Dr Morr and Mr Wil are noted amid community events and Scottish Rite observances.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a trip on July with repeated dates and unclear details. The legible parts reference a return journey and multiple dates but lack coherent facts, persons, or places to establish a clear news item.
The ad promotes a wide range of items at Frank Br. Strodel, 619 Harrison Street, Milwaukee. It claims quick service and a diverse stock from canned fish to beef and boiled ham, along with contact for electrical treatments and other goods. The language is garbled but signals a general old time storefront advertisement.
A fragmentary advertisement extols Old Quaker Remedy as quick aid for kidney and general weakness. It cites a Fort Wayne reader praising its effects and notes Foster-Milburn Co of New York as sole agents for the United States.
A fragmented report describes a children's day outing at Robison's Park held yesterday. The readable text mentions grounds, pleasure devices, and stalls, with garbled phrases about attractions and activities for attendees.
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