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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
4
A noisy medical page cites a Robert Rosenberg warning about tuberculous risk and notes Tony Kowne and Dr Clark undergoing lung surgery. The piece mentions city and state locations, medical figures, and historical hospital procedures, reflecting a period health scare and treatment.
Fragmentary text references a street scene and a manager named Williams offering a prize or item, with garbled words suggesting a vehicle or sale. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are readable.
Adrian Michigan woman describes weakness and fatigue from backache and poor health. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports regained strength and ability to work. Letter mentions husband encouragement and uses dated testimonial style. © Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, Massachusetts.
Fragmented report details a Chicago Woman's suffrage meeting and related campaign efforts. Mentions figures like Mrs Went and Mrs Maher, with references to antiwar wives and congressional figures, highlighting ongoing suffrage activism and public engagement in the era.
From Washington comes word that President Wilson has received letters debating his trust policy. Supporters praise business restraint and competition while critics argue regulation hampers growth. The dispute centers on how best to curb monopolies and empower producers and workers without stifling commerce.
Local notices reflect social visits among Brighton residents, including gatherings with Mr and Mrs A HL Sipriat and others, plus garden produce listings. The fragmentary items name several individuals and events, noting weather interruptions and community connections, ending with an ad for celery cabbage tomato and sweet potato plants at Bash's priced per thousand.
In a flooded misprint of a sensational ad, P D Q a purported medical preparation markets itself as a universal insect killer and tuberculosis destroyer. The rambling text touts immediate effects, disguises as hospital endorsed, and urges purchase of large quantities while warning of deadly consequences for pests and humans alike.
Erratic OCR style summary notes a patchy Piercet on page with varied names, places and events. Mentions Annie, Bundy, White authority, drug and car references, hospital mentions and odd spellings. No clear single incident dominates. multiple fragments describe people, towns, and a few dates in scattered fashion.
Kenneth Seatl of Hintlington is expected to take a government post in Ohio after accepting a position. The piece notes job changes among government workers and mentions Bonsai Canons and Salvia plants for sale at Bash's with prices listed.
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