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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
11
Women who bear children should prepare in advance and use Mothers Friend to ease prenatal strain. It claims to prevent weakness, reduce breast inflammation, and ensure quicker recovery, with a free book offered by Bradfield Regulator Co.
Mrs C B Flick and A Shibe were in a car struck by a switching Wabash train at the FairMeld avenue crossing at 7 40 PM Saturday. The vehicle was shoved fifty feet and wrecked, Mrs Flick injured, Shibe escaped by jumping. Gates were up then down. train hit the auto with no warning as it crossed. Passengers say gatekeepers at fault, rear car lacked light and brakeman. McMahon family noted at 15 West Williams Street with ties to the Wabash railroad.
Wabash yardmaster McMahon resigns to join the C and W railroad as general yardmaster. He leaves his post in charge awaiting transfer while Mrs. McMahon remains in Chicago.
IMR H A Rock Hill writes from Dwailis Texas about a long journey by rail and river from Chicago to Texas. He notes crop conditions along the route, stops with relatives in Peoria and Fort Wayne connections, and impressions of St. Louis parks and museums. He mentions the Pittsburg Plate Glass Works near Crystal City and details travel through Memphis and along the river.
A report from Warsaw Indiana notes J H Anderson and J C Sullivan of the Carpenters union involved in May disputes with the Master Builders association. Sullivan reportedly suffered a collarbone injury in an Indianapolis automobile crash. A letter with accident details reached C B Bisly, while Bowman Mentane and Graham of this city sue to foreclose on a mortgage against Armas Werlenberger of Mentane. Judgment for 300 sought.
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