Weekend Travel Draws Thousands to Lakes and Parks
Heavy weekend travel boosted by excursion rates and added trains. Thousands flocked to lakes, parks, and resorts as Pennsy and Wabash lines ran extra equipment. Many visitors headed to Detroit and Toledo, with 20,000 people spending the day outdoors across the region.
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Rouda
Parka
Frente
Ware
Me G. Rt
Ramo City
New York Conrad Lines Co
Angile Sud Abe Jakes
Wie Pennsylva
Ronk City
Winona, Lake
Pennsylvania
Missilu
Indiana
Ohio
Itchy Blisters on Boy's Head A Family Remedy Tale
Four month old suffers with severe head eruptions causing intense itching and hair loss. After failed treatments a mother reports relief within weeks of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment as suggested in a 1916 Milwaukee notice. Sample offered by mail from Cut Currs Dept T.
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Indy
Sigord
Milwaukee
Wie
Cuthurs
Dept. T
Picnic and Field Day Draws Large Crowd at Witegerald Grove
Isurtenderk Inca No 306 hosted a successful picnic and field day at Stop 10 on the Robison park line drawing about 1,200 attendees. Events included a heavyweights baseball game, wrestling between Burton and Shroder, boxing by the Wood brothers, and a six round exhibition bout. Delegates from multiple midwest cities attended as organizers thanked local clubs and businesses for support.
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Witegerald’s Grove
Robison Park
W. A. Jackson
Yous Burton
Kid Shroder
Fort Wayne
Corley Shiva
Ellenwood
Funeral Attendees Honor Vanes in Logansport
Fort Wayne residents traveled to Logansport yesterday for the funeral of Al. de Vanes, assistant secretary of the Redhoad BY CAL, held at his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer J. Vance home. Pennsylvania air brake tests for railroad employes will extend through the week as instruction continues, with conductors brakemen and enginemen among those required to take lessons, led by road foreman Max Wall.
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Fort Wayne
Logansport
Fimiera
al. de Vanes
Redhoad
CAL
Elmer J. Vance
Pennixstvanla
Insteuctiare
Gendten
Pennsylvania
Maxwall
Asgishamt
Enegines
Employees Seek Rome City Excursion Revival
A heavily signed petition from all departments of the Tenn vivant shops urges the company to restore the annual Rome excursion, a benefit once enjoyed by employees and some families. The measure is reportedly nearly unanimously supported and will go to the general offices for consideration.
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Tennevivants
Anni
Rome
Genera
Will Leave Today on Pennsylvania Relief Tour
Watters, Watchman at the Clinton Street main gate near the Pennsylvania shops, will depart today for the quarterly trip to Nia territory. He recently was re-elected as an advisory board member of the Pennsylvania Voluntary Relief Association by a large vote. His term length was extended from one year to two years.
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Deed Watters
Clinton Stroet
Pennsylvania
Voluntary Relief Association
Watters
Cincinnati Excursion Carrying Over 400 Passengers
The excursion over the lake railroad carried more than 400 passengers from Fort Wayne. The start was at 12 30 a clock Sunday morning and many availed themselves of the stopover privilege en route to Cincinnati.
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Lake Frie
Cincinnati
Bio
Fort Wayne
Industrial Notes Reflect Railroad Yard Activity and Personnel Movements
In Hamilton and Connersville traffic and staffing updates perfuse the Industrial Notes. Pacific Coast line official W. M. Cline visits Chicago on business while Pennsylvanian shop personnel take trips and vacations. Engineers, dispatchers, and clerks from Nickel Plate and Grand Rapids Indiana divisions are noted with travel, medical recoveries, and leave. A large local engineers delegation traveled to Peru for a quarterly RB meeting, with briefings by division representatives and a focus on union matters and legislative interests.
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W. M. Cline
Tha Pacific Contrearship Line
Chicago
Trinapartalion Businea
Lynch
Fred Bollauve
Buel Prose
General Electric Works
Ynes
Cveral
George van Horn
Pennsylvania
Tymouth
John Byers
Shipping Department
General Flantric Company
Duy
PJ. Lehman
Chactes
Nora Maratrensco
Charles H. Matahrensco
Pennsylvania Erectus Shops
H. G. Scheefe
Grand Junction
Mich
Abokeman R. E. Schrotder
Nickel Plate
Fela Uves
Toledo
George Robinson
John Hughes
Hintchief
B. J. Hudson
Grand Rapids
Ana
W. Lathrop
Rolo
St Joseph
Milcs
Lathrop
RB. Ar L
Waa
Moosehall
Mort Wayne
Brotherhood
Arong
R. Brannon
Yiember
Indiana State
Patrolman at Rome City This Summer
GK Rupley of Port Wayne heads Southside Cottagers Association at Rome City appointing Witam Rice to net 4 percent Imtratman in the Fike district. Rice’s task includes preserving resort peace, calling the doctor, and preventing disturbance. Association held annual meeting electing President Ruptey, Secretary-Treasurer H, and Directors Fred Todd Bivile and Tule Tuguenant.
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GK. Rupley
Port Wayne
Cottagers’ Association
Rome City
Witam Rice
Matalag
Rico
C. FL
Ruptey
Fred ,Todd, Bivile
Tule Tuguenant
ACT
WANTED-8 or 10 cigar makers in Coony Bayer Co
The Foolinger building at 120 Calon Street again filled with smoke from a defective chimney. Fire department investigated and found smoke traced to the chimney after a Sunday evening report. Earlier, a similar incident occurred, with an investigation confirming the chimney as the source. Also offered for sale or trade a ton and a half truck or a half ton truck. Indiana Furniture Co.
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Coony Bayer Cigar Co
Foollinger
Calon Street
Ford
Indiana Furniture CO
State Legislatures Do Little: Progressive Work in 1916
New York led minor forward steps in 1916 state legislatures while many states held no sessions. Military preparedness, suffrage efforts, workmen compensation, liquor laws, prison reform, and tax changes dominated scattered action across several states, with notable activity in New York and Maryland.
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New York
United States
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Rhode
New York State
New Jersey
Congress
Shyerlela
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Masgachunetts
New Yorke
Kentucky
Senate
House
Joulviana
Virginia
Florida
Missirmipps
Rhode Island
Committee
South Carolina
Maryland
Witsinia
Inhar
Lewers
Ith
Department of
Georsia
Movida
Mississippi
Atay
Plerides
Kanth Uareth
Waseca
For Rent Two new modern five-room flats with bath
Two strictly new and modern five room flats and bath with basements heated by vapor heat with hot and cold soft water furnished. Located at 210-212 West Pontiac. Phone 145 or 168.
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Pontiac
Are You Among the Heedless or Safeguarding Health
A broadsheet style medical plea claims widespread bodily poisoning from gland failure and urges GLANDO as a remedy to restore glandular activity. It promotes purchasing through the Gluco-Aid Co. or a local druggist and hints at a postal order route from Wayne, Indiana.
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Glucd-Aid Co
Fr. Wayne
Ind
The Latest Paris Fashion Tastes and Parisian Style Notes
A vivid survey of postwar fashion in Paris explores footwear, hosiery, hats, and gowns. It highlights American and European lasts, vivid fabrics, and couture silhouettes, plus corset trends and Parisian lace, with remarks on opera, theater, and charity concerts shaping the fashionable scene. The piece portrays the chic, refined look of the season, from decollete frocks to lamé and taupe-toned day gowns.
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United States
Atlantic
Venna
Milo
Redfern
Atlees
Ana
Paria
Thehion
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