25 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
1
A fragmented OCR note recounts a visit by a figure called Di-Yeggman to the area and mentions historic travel and events. It references olden times, rivers, and local places with scattered names and phrases, conveying a sense of a periodic return or storytelling about past eras.
Unionville Missouri woman describes severe female trouble with weakness cramps and insomnia. After trying various medicines and a doctor, she used Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and recovered fully. She urges others to seek the product and notes the company answers letters from women.
All arrangements for the reception of Right Reverend Herman J. Alerding Bishop of Fort Wayne have been cancelled due to delay in arrival of the steamship. Charles M. Niezer, Chairman.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a death scene at Death Corner with unclear names and details. The text mentions a person or vessel near a Mare and a reference to a lawn hose length question. Palmer urges staying cool while Fort Wayne Oil & Supply is listed with telephone numbers.
Tanery Brinde of Bivlden was fined seven dollars and a warrant issued for stealm remains as the court of the Dennes Lenry df district notes a failed affidavit by Aidtrow Veteran, widower of shebion.
A garbled report describes a street accident near corner Withington and Chern Streets. A contractor named Boerger was struck by a motor vehicle and taken to a hospital. Morris, relative of the owner, was involved nearby. Other details are unreadable.
An advertisement claims Brazilian Balm never lost a case against coughs grip croup asthma catarrh and other lung ills. It asserts quick consumption branches to heal and promises results with one dollar two cents druggists offer.
The Summer School of Missions opens at Winona today with sessions led by the interdenominational committee. The program aims to unite participants for prayer, study, and fellowship, featuring lectures by noted speakers and a focus on mission work and religious education.
A garbled report describes a baby girl attacked by a brute and custody related figures. Multiple names and places appear blurred with unclear actions. The text hints at criminal intent, nursing or family tragedy, and ongoing legal questions but details are obscured by corrupted OCR.
Advertisement seeking a young educated woman to serve as inspectress and assistant housekeeper. Must be capable of managing staff and overseeing help. Apply in person at the Anthony hotel.
The item lists numerous names and affiliations across multiple states tied to visits, weddings, and social events. It mentions Robison Chapel News Hanson California, various residents visiting, marriages, church activities, and a wide array of relatives and acquaintances from Colorado to Arizona and Michigan, with scattered dates and locations. The garbled text preserves many proper nouns and relationships, painting a snapshot of a bustling, interconnected community.
Reports from Washington and Mexico City center on General Peli Aggelon and Lule Cae Meee bella as top contenders for Mexico’s presidency. President Wise and Pancho Ville weigh options as cabinet tensions rise and political maneuvering intensifies amid rumors, with Carranza’s aides pushing for action and Ue previsional previdency debates shaping the rival factions.
The text provides scattered names and events from a social or community page. It mentions individuals such as Teuwrenm uy, Tiller Murdesy, Masie, Hardesty, Alex Hyon Ganoway, and Mulphid Marling, with references to gatherings, a weeklong stay, a baby, and various family ties. It also lists garden items like canons and Salvia plants with prices, all in a retrospective, diary-like tone. The readable portions suggest a social schedule and small notices rather than a single coherent incident.
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