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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1912
Page
26
A promotional notice claims Qallonses provides relief for bunions and foot pain. It describes soaking feet in a solution of Calociés compound, twenty minutes of treatment, and mentions immediate relief from sweating, odor, and aching feet. Each twenty-five cent box is sold by druggists.
A playful exchange echoes through a humorous piece about wine and temptation. The characters debate restraint and preference, riffing on moral phrases and social whimsy without context or consequences.
Dr Wells offers treatment for chronic and private diseases of men and women at 225 East Berry Street. The ad invites those dissatisfied with other results to call and consult, promising care and expert evaluation.
Democratic County Chairman Johnson and committeemen praised prospects for victory at a Saturday Odeon Hall meeting. They urged precinct organization, urged voters to register, and discussed keeping voter data in loose-seat books to be returned by August first.
Public notice from Fort Wayne Home dated June 22, 1912 states Benjamin Denner is no longer employed as solicitor and no payment should be made to him. Receivers or holders claiming payment should call at the office or call the number 3232. collectors will be sent if needed. The notice requests settlement of any outstanding certificates only through the Fort Wayne Home.
June 23 Troy township convention held at Zion Church was well attended. Graduates listed with recitations speeches and music. Diplomas awarded by the superintendent. Mentions decorations colors and mottos.
Lagrange News reports June events and travels in Lagrange Indiana. Notables include Heal and Litman returning from Chicago after attending the national convention, Sidney and Mrs Gunfard returning from Bloomington for Indiana University events and alumni address, Rev Garman and Auburn visitors attending the Rhoderick family reunion at Hawpatch, Mrs Lucs visiting Waterloo staying with her sister, and the remains of Mrs Timothy Eawarda transported for burial. Also noted are Earnest Dryer returning for summer vocations, Clare Calahan and family visiting the area, Miss Nottin Valentina home from Liberty Center, J W Clugston returning to Kalamazoo, Capt Henry Cromer visiting, Grand Rapids improvements at the station, Mrs W Gener ill, Mrs Arthur Tummins visiting family, Sheriff William Marteny and relatives, W C Cox leaving to Peru for a family emergency, and the Mont family camping trip conclusion.
The Winona auditorium will host Kinemacolor demonstrations on July 4 to 6 showcasing color motion pictures. The program begins with The Outbar and The Coronation, then rambles through London to a naval review, highlighting vivid color without overstatement. The Durbar at Delhi and Indian royal pageantry feature elephants, camels, and uniforms. This new invention has drawn strong city interest after debuting in New York and Chicago.
ALBION Ind June 22 The Noble County Horticultural Society held its regular mid summer meeting at the home of Byron P Gray in Wolta Late yesterday Attended by members from across the county An exceptionally fine dinner was served Program featured talks on The Partition of the American Woman In Society and in the Home by Mrs T P Gray Keeping and Fruit Growing by Joseph Seaburg and Arrangement of the Farm Home Kitchen by Mrs Perry Siantey
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Granen district held its two day meeting in Albion with officers elected for next year. President Mrs W R Wane Ware first vice president Mrs A G Neal Waranw second vice president Mrs I Teni elithart recording secretary Mrs Allee Bantim Albion corresponding secretary Mrs A G Gern hart South Tend treasurer Mrs El Blarrbuck Goshen The convention next year will be held in June at Bristol.
An advertisement touts the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet with extensive storage for dishes, spices, and pans plus an aluminum pullout table. It claims ease of use and popular customer praise, then notes a limited Moosier Cabinet sale under the New Hoosier Club Plan with a $1 membership and weekly $1 dues.
Dublin June 1 The future of Ireland under social reform is debated as Catholic social work leaders and the Irish trades union congress push for a labor centered politics. Analysts warn of potential tension between reformers and radical workers, while Parliament’s Irish party seeks policy balancing capital and labor.
Stokes Jackson, longtime sergeant at arms of the national house of representatives and former Democratic state chairman, died at his home here this afternoon. He had been ill for several weeks and was not expected to survive after being brought home from Washington.
The St Hubert IE of the IN ST. MARYS parish court of the Cuthatla Order of Farvaters is organizing this afternoon with a large class of candidates about seventy two years old. High Mass celebrant at 10 o clock will be attended by visiting pastors and candidates who will enter the church in a body. Dr Alfred Kane is medical examiner for the new court. The C O Pla are citizen in twenty six states of the union and seven provinces of Canada.
Mrs W J Heingartner of 1801 Ewing street reports Miller's Herb Remedy greatly improved her daughter Mabel a seven year old with chronic convulsions and rheumatism. After one bottle she shows fewer seizures and better appetite. a second bottle is being used. The family endorses the remedy and urges home use with direct mail orders to Chas A Miller 1224 Scott Avenue Fort Wayne Indiana.
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