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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1919
Page
9
An early 20th century ad touts a patent remedy called the One Day Doctor claiming sickness stems from intestinal sludge and poisons. It promises fast cleansing of stomach liver and bowels, marketing ease, quick toning of the body, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with testimonials from Bourbons Ind. and references to other ailments like colds and influenza.
Shaw residing at 132 South Street completed a remarkable bicycle journey covering 3100 miles from Warne Easter to Philadelphia, via Toledo Cleveland Erie Buffalo Albany New York City Jersey City and more. He faced cold mountain passes and deep snow, averaging about fifty miles daily, and found the trip immensely enjoyable despite tough roads and weather.
The Trinity Episcopal parish hosts its annual picnic at Lakeside Park on a Sunday afternoon. Members of the Sunday School and many adults traveled by auto to enjoy the program, with several hundred attendees at noon enjoying the organized activities.
Under Mrs Gardner’s guidance the refreshment committee hosted a pavilion headquarter picnic with tennis, running races, bathing and games. Boys Peanut races crowned Robert Wilding, George Schlosser, and George Koakney. girls Peanut races saw Mildred Trott and Dorothy Speckman win. Edward Miller dominated the 50 yard dash for older boys, Edward Abousauia the younger group. Mildred Trou led the older girls 50 yard dash. Timuiy Speckman and Las Yella Steffens won the 50 yard dash for 8 to 10. Officials included Messrs. Bishop, Wilding and Gas.
The Fort Wayne Association of Credit Men will hold a picnic at Tri-Lake next Wednesday. Members and guests including spouses are invited to a planned program of sports, a dinner, and social time at the Chamber of Commerce pavilion with ample seating and a 1 o'clock sharp start.
Waterloo June 22 Miss Bury McIntosh and Lisle McEntarfer married at the Gilbert McIntosh home on Union Street in a simple ceremony attended by immediate families. The couple, prominent Waterloo youths, plan a Hamilton Island honeymoon and will reside in the El Tanger apartment on Eaton Street after a short wedding trip.
Improve cleaning with our Rotary Scrubber. Call 404 or Red 403 for service from Paul E. Wolf Bedding Co.
Mrs. Mary Welch of Fort Wayne describes long stomach trouble with heartburn gas and choking sensations. After taking Tanlac she reports rapid improvement in digestion appetite energy and a ten pound gain plus relief from constipation. She says she will continue using Tanlac and recommends it to others. Meyer Bros Co sells Tanlac in Fort Wayne and druggists elsewhere.
Arrangements are complete for the financial reception of the Crustal Catholic high school Alumni association to be held Wednesday evening at the bike temple. Music will be furnished by Miss Kester's orchestra. J Stephen Weber is general chairman of the affair which promises large attendance. Members of the reception committee include Messrs Jerome Miller Emmet Sorg Robert Beuret Hoscon O'Brien Aaron T Huguenard Edoward Lennon Joseph E Zuner Cornelius J Hayes and Leslie F Logan class of 19.
Phi Moetker of Philadelphia arrives in Fort Wayne for a month to assist the American Rescue Workers. She will hold meetings across the city and solicit funds to support the charity. The group aids the poor through homes, schools, hospitals, and nurseries for children of working mothers.
Special bus runs from Main and Court Streets to Lincoln Highway Dance Pavilion starting Tuesday June 24 1919. Departures every 20 minutes from 7:40 P M with 8 P M first after. Fare 25 cents for round trip. Kuckuck's Jazz Orchestra featured.
The Citizens Committee warns Fort Wayne faces a great fire risk due to chronic water shortfalls. July and August 1918 strained pumping capacity, lowering reservoirs and forcing night pumping. a major blaze could devastate factories and homes if supply remains inadequate. The report urges a 12 million gallon filtration plant and expanded supply totaling over 17 million gallons daily to meet fire protection needs.
A local bakery promotes Haff ner's Big Tayto Loaf Bread offering all dealers a 15 cent loaf deal emphasizing value for money and wide availability.
Under the auspices of St. Vincent's Seville sisters a yearly event to aid orphans is announced with an all day picnic on the institute grounds. Lunch and refreshments will be provided by ladies in charge, with needlework and sales booths. Proceeds support the Move Hand home and the charity's orphans.
The county commissioners and officials from LaGrange Steuben Da Bath and Noble meet at Spring Beach hotel Rome City to discuss district tuberculosis priorities. Senator C J Munton of Kerdaltville joins as speaker and twenty delegates from each county attend. The gathering is under the four‑county Tuberculosis association led by B W McClelan of Aumirnix.
Rev H F Joseph Kroll pastor of St Pauls Catholic Church was feted at a Friday night celebration in sedeal hall by Poor Handmaids of Christ, teachers, and parishioners. The program featured St Pauls school children, graduates, and a one act play. Gifts included forty ruby roses, a lace alh, a purse, and floral tributes as Father Kroll thanked supporters and praised the sisters. He was ordained in Fort Wayne on May 2, 1879 after studies at St Francis Seminary Wisconsin and served at St Patrias Chesterton before moving west with Bishop Dwenger.
Dr Leonard Keene Hirshberg offers facial red color remedies attributed to poor circulation and digestion. A blend of distilled water, glycerine, and acids is advised with cautions to avoid over drying. The piece notes external lotions may help and warns some formulas are dangerous without doctor guidance.
Aicending also cp Lake Station Eage qnoor Westville Whiting and Walkerton. During the five years he visited the State prison in Michigan. On February 21 1395 Bishop Dwenger appointed him pastor at St. Pauls church in this city. He is the Defensee Matrimonii a member of the ivtesan schsss bodth and an officer of the Priests Re nevolént association. During twenty one years in this city Father Kral has made many friends who will unite in well wishes on the occasion of his anniversary.
WANTED expert repair man. Schieffer Auto Co., 718 Barr Street. Lb high school youths enjoy a trip to Pretty Lake without chaperones. Mrs John Reinhart attended the Shipe family reunion at Fairfield Center. K Carter home from mime where he has been employed. Mr. and Mrs Mart Milliman visiting Bronson relatives. Miss Bima Camp at Gene visiting. Mrs Pred Holimeier of Rowpork News visiting here.
Charles Welmeart and family of near South Milford join Jacob Affler and family as guests at Dr. and Mrs. W. Danner. Journal-Gazette Want Ads promise quick returns.
A dated ad style piece urges readers to pursue new muscular and abdominal support methods beyond the old truss. It promotes privacy and independence, claiming advances in treating rupture without old remedies, mentioning A. Dewarco and limited bids. It emphasizes avoiding reliance on inexpert advice and seeking proper care.
An old ad cites relief from a Mr A Sherer in Haviland Ohio and promotes Grando Pine cough syrup as a remedy for coughs colds bronchitis and whooping cough. It claims three ounces will mix a potent syrup and highlights pine oil and other ingredients. The text touts rapid relief and world of benefits despite garbled print.
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