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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
3
A historical print advert urges Canthrox shampoo as a cheap, easy solution for dry scalp and dandruff. It claims Canthrox dissolves impurities, cleanses the scalp, and produces healthier hair when dissolved in hot water, offering a full cup of shampoo from a teaspoon.
The Suburban Day Association of the Chamber of Commerce hosts Lieut Ballard, arriving by government aircraft, to give a high altitude flight over Fort Wayne on Wednesday. Ballard will take off from 11 o clock in the machine and may extend flights to nearby towns if another plane from Indianapolis joins. Motors and aerial display scheduled on Court Street.
Mrs Waterman accuses Jeko E Carey of abducting her from her home at midnight in Manhattan. The alleged kidnapping involved removal in a taxicab while she wore only a nightgown. Carey, a manufacturer linked to Iturgies instruments, faces trial for abduction.
Street scene highlights a French TeRhene motor with revolving cylinders as part of an aviation display. The exhibit shows engine parts, a wing under construction, and body framework along with measurement indicators. Free sugar offer advertised as 25 pound bag with tire or tube purchase from Consumers Tire Co. at 524 Calhoun St.
A Fort Wayne report concludes the current deep well supply delivers extremely hard water rich in minerals and iron, causing costly deposits, clogged pipes, increased maintenance, and wasted fuel. It advocates a filtered river water system to boost industry, curb double plumbing, and lower production costs for local manufacturers and households.
Popular summer fabrics offered with prices for wool jersey at 3.95 per yard and silk jersey at 3.93 per yard. Colors include old rose blue tan and navy. Notes suggest uses for summer suits and even bathing suits with a distinct look.
A curious notice promotes a hair curling method using Maula silmering applied with a toothbrush at night. It claims to produce soft natural curls and reduce heat damage versus heated irons. It includes an ad for Rowland’s Furniture Company near Cathedral.
Columbus history shows typhoid deaths fall after 1908 water plant. Experts estimate lives saved and health costs reduced by treated water, with value placed on human life at 5,000 dollars per person. Foulk calculates annual savings to households and city.
The notice mixes medical claims for Flagwort discs with a Columbus water rate discussion. It includes dubious health cures, pricing details, and a separate industrial job ad for Bowser & Co. The overall content shows contrasting topics from digestive remedies to municipal water charges and local employment listings.
The Spiegel family thanks Rev. IT Planteeker the St. John s Lutheran church quartet and friends and neighbors for the comfort kindness and sympathy shown after our recent bereavement.
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