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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
9
Indianapolis area insurance and loan firm listing Frank X Schuller at 729 Court Street now 25 Ground for Phone No 446 Kort Wayne Ind. offering fire lightning and tornado coverage plus real estate and loans through local address.
Society notes recount a golf season mixed fourball this afternoon followed by a dance and social evening. Mrs. Lohman Mrs. Preibirger and May Hosenthal entertain. Many local ladies listed for entries and visits unfold with multiple social engagements and a forthcoming wedding breakfast for Miss Marie Birman and Arthur Kickley.
In Wippin Ohio on June 23 the Nut Will defense sought to prove Mrs Hoyt was demented when she left a $100000 bequest. John Seabacher testified he worked for the late Mrs Hoyt and believed she acted sane. Cashier Momag Wints testified she opened and later rented a larger box, and that Hoyt placed her will in the bank box in 1402.
An advertisement claims Man Medicine restores strength and vitality, portraying men as powerful and renewed. It urges readers to request free samples, promising pre paid delivery and no cost, aiming to lure men facing fatigue and nervous weakness. The tone urges urgency and masculine restoration.
A historical ad style appeal touts Dr. Pierce as the founder of an institute in Buffalo New York. It urges readers to mail their symptoms for personalized advice and claims his pills and pellets cure headaches and other ailments.
The cornerstone laying for a new hospital will be officiated by Rev. Paul stock and ministers Rev. Doertien and Rev. Brandes. A cornerstone mallet from an apple tree trunk carries historic interest. The event, at Fort Wayne area, includes congregational hymns and a benefit for orphans with a supper planned by local hospital ladies.
An aged advertising jingle touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a cureall used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children during baths. It markets the syrup as the best remedy for diarrhoea and urges buyers to insist on the Mrs. Winston’s brand, warning against other kinds, with a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
The St Joseph high school class of eleven, including seven girls and four boys, graduated at the Bossy Opera House before a large Fort Wayne audience. Misses Celestia Kintz Geneva Wylott Agnes Deininger Celestia Weinhoff Agnes Voglewede Bertha Kinney Anna Clark and Messrs Frank Bremkamp Lawrence Ehinger Charles Crawford Anthony Carter Bernard Torveer delivered papers. An informal reception followed at Y M C A clubrooms with many attendees.
This afternoon and evening will feature Gru performances by Abeysis deste at Robison Park Theatre with Lockhert's elephants and stunts. Actors Carter arut Wit ers Al Carlton You Kielgart Gilson Jauses Durand and Professor Cuodty from What Happened to Jones join George Herbert and the Herbert Operers to deliver clever comedy and strong chorus work. The engagement is expected to draw large crowds at the park theatre next week.
The listing shows seating for Robison part theater engagement with prices in various increments. It notes Sundays and holidays as calendar references and offers half rates on certain days.
June 23 local report shows City Judge Mdwart White delivering two interpretive rulings on unlawful liquor sales. Fines assessed against David Gumr Albert Culler dark Weir Jonathan Carnes James Waymire Hogbi Bassett and Hany Hathaway for violations near salons, parks, cemeteries, and other prohibited areas.
In Tippecanoe and surrounding counties Democratic and Republican factions weigh chances for a favorite son at the district convention. Rumors name Judge Ballou and Judge Ferrall as figures, while Senator Steuben and Francis French are cited among local supporters. Debate centers on district schools versus centralized systems and the influence of county preferences ahead of the convention.
Judge Brivin ordered dredging of the Salamonia river for twenty one miles from six miles southeast of Portland through the city to Pennville. WH Harking named superintendent of construction. Dredge starts ten feet wide and expands to thirty five feet at completion near Pennville. Estimated cost 1170. Lake or county land value assessed at 9.10 acres.
The Journal Gazette ad promotes a full line of manicure items including files scissors orangewood sticks cuticle Kalves and related supplies. Rodenbeck operates from 004 Calhoun Street in the Law Block area seeking customers for the department.
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