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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
5
A reader describes a new cottage project at Rome Lake reaching Peter's Island toward Spring Beach. The property features a large cottage near a fine junior-landing beach, a boat landing, a good well, and a cement vault. Additional information follows.
Davy and Dorfy play on a long see-saw with Uncle Ticklemouse and Teddy bear. They tilt into a magical voyage over a world edge, witnessing fairyland and Cock Robin's funeral procession before returning to the nursery shaken by a near escape from dawn cats racing along the edge of the world.
The Angola News reports Jomen Mc Killen planning a fresh coat of paint for his residence and notes internal improvements including a bath. It lists an area-wide contest result with Fairview Christian church and Sunday school winning prizes, followed by vote tallies for several local institutions. Also mentioned are family moves and a minister sent to Minnesota due to a sick father.
A Fort Wayne Indiana manufacturer Wayne Poultry Tonlein offers Mouid of quadruple strength. It is claimed to reduce to 10 percent by feeding thin tonic in drinking water. Thin tonic purportedly destroys the White Diarrhoea germ. Prices listed 41 cents a quart, 50 cents small, mailing size 60 cents postpaid. Sold by druggists or direct from manufacturers. Take no other kind.
The Holland Furnace is advertised as a top warmer with 1911 Chu weight and ground joints. Ash reports many installations at Helland with fuel savings and efficient heating for hard coal or other fuels. Prices are described as right and customers urged to visit and buy for their homes.
Gas consumers with June 15 due bills must pay by Saturday June 25. Bills unpaid after the 25th incur a charge at 9.50 per 1,000 cubic feet.
Commencement at Concordia begins with the final drill this afternoon on campus. The graduating class totals twenty two, with several members to receive honors and a saber presented to the most outstanding cadet. Notable names and a long list of attendees are noted among the graduates and speakers.
The Philly and Andrew Brotherhood program at Christa Lutheran Church promises an evening of music and community. A Sellutter orchestra will back a varied program in the church parlors with attendance encouraged and wives welcome.
A terse item notes TRO NORTE earning a gold medal in a flow event at Wahtrat. No further details available on participants or scores.
Hamilton residents share visits with relatives in Corunna and Eaton, while noting recovery from recent accidents and upcoming local events. Notable items include a Republican nomination for recorder, a funeral in Fork, and various travel and family updates from the June 24 edition.
Indiana Lighting Co advertises perfect service for gas burners at stores or residences. Free inspection by the maintenance department on request. Mantles chimneys and burners delivered and installed at the regular office price.
In Hamilton Indiana on Tuesday Mr Witann fell from a ladder while picking cherries at N Baker firm and sustained facial injuries. He was found by son Chiles and treated. no bones broken and recovery expected. Mr Wilson, about 55, noted as the injured man's family. Clover hay harvest underway countywide with early yield and overall strong prospects despite a late spring.
On and after 7 am Thursday June 23 all Wa bash and C H and D trains will use the new temporary depot on Broadway. The freight house on Grand and Calhoun closes at 7 am and all freight transfers move to the temporary freight house on Fairfield Avenue after 7 am. Officials W H Shorey and A L Gilbert note the changes.
Hamilton Indiana notes report visitors and relatives from Culengo Tyugrinay Rama City and Cold Springs with social calls and reunions. Local preparations begin for a Fourth of July celebration at Cold Springs resort as residents share family news and greetings.
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