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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
5
Citizens urged to sign saving cards and support the war effort through purchase of war savings stamps. Local committees promote a systematic saving scheme with one packerbook per person and regular stamp delivery to finance reconstruction and wartime expenses.
General Pershing sent a message through Lawrence Murray and Rowin Heam praising the Knights of Columbus for aiding the American Expeditionary Force. The group expanded in 1918 in France with workers attached to combat divisions and recreation huts. They supported morale with concerts and equipment and aided post armistice recreation and entertainment programs.
A young man with two years of successful high school teaching experience seeks a teaching post for the next school year. He holds licenses in History Civics Agriculture Literature Composition and Commercial Arithmetic and can furnish references. Address Teacher care Journal Gazette.
Kendallville residents express optimism over proposed highway routes linking east to Ligon and south through Fort Wayne as a city map guides state officials. Weekend events include a three concert program by the city band, a new Main Street pavement repair, and social notes from residents about weddings, visitors, and local business permits.
An old style note promotes a DIY shampoo using Canthrax dissolved in hot water to create a liquid for scalp cleansing. It claims rapid drying, removal of dandruff, and a fresh feel, with repeated use said to improve hair softness and vitality.
Corunna farmers met to discuss cooperative efforts and shared plans at the annual gathering. Secretary Treasurer Whit Martz presented insights on organization growth, financials, and new product partnerships aimed at expanding local farming ventures.
An urgent sales notice touts a supposed free trial of a new home treatment for piles. It promises rapid relief for all ages and conditions, claims safe methods, and urges readers to send name and address for immediate delivery.
Bauer becomes Germanys new premier amid postwar reconstruction pressures. The former labor minister and former general secretary of German labor unions faces a tense government as peace treaty terms loom. Bayeux previously served as labor minister.
Harvest across Whitley County begins as farmers report a good crop and favorable sunshine. Andrew Wolf and Elias Neif in South Columbia township start fields, and others like Wade Herron have mowed portions. Wheat, corn, and later plowing signal a busy farm month ahead as investors and locals react to regional activity and a shift into summer mode.
Local auto shop offers Ford repainting for 10 dollars using a new enamel method that preserves the finish and prevents rust. No delay, work completed in a few hours at 709 Maiden Lane.
A nervous, worn businesswoman suffers chronic acidity causing stomach trouble and fatigue. Medical authorities attribute most stomach ailments to hyper acidity, arguing that remedies like pills offer little lasting relief while improper digestion fuels a wider health decline. A direct treatment is urged to truly fix the condition.
The column records births and travels including Carl Eugene Kessler new baby. George W Meyers earns Michigan university graduation and will travel home with parents Vern and Mrs Meyers. Land sale of Joi Snyder farm to John P Jackson in Thorncreek with possession Nov 1. Miss Ethel Ialsely plans to arrive home Saturday after Los Angeles stay. County teachers institute opens Sept 1 with lectures by Dr G C Ellis and Dr Sherman Davis and music charts by Miss Blanche Woody. Haymond dance at Jacop Schmidt farm draws over 100 attendees. Fred Wolfgang seriously ill. Very Robbins ill with pleurisy.
In Bluffton Indiana on June 23 Mrs Walter Burgess suffered a cut hand and machine bruises and her son Gerald sustained injuries when a car went into a ditch near Reiftsburg. Mr Burgess and Mrs Templin and son, all of Nottingham township, were in the auto but uninjured. Injured were taken to Bluffton.
An old advertisement claims Adler-i-ka relieved a wife’s soreness and aided housework after use. It touts immediate digestion relief and cleansing of the bowel, asserting benefits like stopping gas and all foul matter, with a pharmacist endorsement and a note on long selling history.
An advertisement advocates San-Yak as a remedy for Bright's disease and hypertension. It claims the tonic cleanses self poisoning, keeps arteries flexible, and cites testimonials from various individuals including Mrs. Hildebrand and Mrs. Tickle. It lists doctors' endorsements and urges readers to buy at drug stores or by mail from Burnham Medicines Co. Detroit Michigan.
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