Taylor heads American Railway Express Company
Taylor elected president of the new American Railway Express Company. The company plans a formal inaugural event next Monday to mark the launch of express lines.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
3
Taylor elected president of the new American Railway Express Company. The company plans a formal inaugural event next Monday to mark the launch of express lines.
For eighteen years thousands of men and women have used Coruelian's Headache Liver Pills to relieve headaches. The copy claims the product targets the cause, provides lasting relief, and prevents recurrence. It promises instant relief, affordable price, no habit forming drugs, and a money back guarantee with a booklet.
A fragmented report lists officers and directors for a railroad organization. Names include Alex Wider, JT Plentphill, Merton, Wallin Af, Tarret, Jobo G Milburn, J Marae Haratings, Alanader, Pat, Deforest, Caldwell, and others. An executive committee comprising Peabody, Hemphill, Marding and others is noted.
Across the Second district of New York the revenue from incomes runs into millions. Total receipts reach a high level as the day closes, with anticipated collections for tomorrow. Parts and repair departments will close at 6 PM daily including Sundays and holidays. Fort Wayne Overland Co.
A short medical ad promises relief from itching and skin irritation with Zemo. It suggests asking a druggist for 35¢ or $1 bottles and applying as directed. Claims include disappearance of irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches and similar troubles with a small amount of the liquid. The E. W. Ruse Co Cleveland Ohio is listed as the source.
Superintendent Hinmelik reports to Governor Goodrich on a proposed compulsory physical education law. The outlines, ready for printing, would guide teachers from playgrounds to high school drills, with Horace Mills as chaplain. The governor backed the effort, noting low statewide fitness for military service and urging action.
A damaged text fragment describes a person held by a sheriff and companions relations with a family visit. It notes a habeas corpus writ denied and transfer to a department of justice context. Details are fragmentary and names are unreadable.
Verne Spiegel, accused of espionage, appeared before U S Commissioner Laan in Indianapolis. Bond set at 1000 by brothers Spiegel and the case moved to next term. defense argued habeas petition and legality of warrant while prosecutors pressed espionage charges amid wartime.
A midcentury style admonition on female wellness asserts that beauty and proportion fail under pain and suffering from functional disorders. It promotes Trudig 12 Pinkham's Vegetably Compound as a trusted remedy praised by three generations of American women.
Spencerville Ind June 25 Rav Clondening of Auburn spoke at the ML E whires at his place on Sunday in the interest of the big Methodier drive for the benefit of the retired ministers and the Mer Glenn Pryun spoke at the Mount ive whoreh dn the rurning and at Crilar-ville In the evening for the same drive. A collection of over $80 was received and several local residents were noted as guests at various gatherings while other names and events are listed from the community in this snapshot of local church and social activity.
President approves a congressional recess from early next month into August as plans for new revenue legislation are prepared by the Ways and Means Committee. Senators Martin and Simmons and Representatives Kitchen and Bil Cheney discuss suspension of a few nonessential appropriations.
The fragment notes forthcoming hearings on a measure with no clear alignment. It mentions the president and leaders weighing views, potential changes in legislation, and how Congress might respond to keep momentum ahead of schedule.
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