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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
9
Miss Agnes Miller of Chicago tells how months of severe dysmenorrhea and uterine inflammation improved after three weeks on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming lasting cure within nine months and linking monthly sickness to general women's health.
Record crowds press on as the big carnival nears its peak with all children under fifteen admitted free today. Eagles extend invites to city county youth and orphans, with guardians required. A special committee will ensure joyful attendance, and grand prizes including a car are to be awarded when the carnival ends at 11 pm before moving to Sioux City.
Cincinnati June 26 The plant of the Cincinnati Abattoir Company was almost entirely destroyed by fire early this morning. Loss estimated by the calyage corps at 300000. Insurance 125000. Four hundred head of cattle and 600 hogs were slaughtered yesterday. These are all consumed. The tea plant, which cost 90000, was rendered at ML for tse.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Alexandyr M Ohbs and Mr GL Te Ohbs linked to Olds Construction, unclear context. Likely a short notice or warning about a passer examination for Annapolis entrance with named individuals, but details are damaged and uncertain.
A letter touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as curing womanly illness, boosting health, and helping women bear children. It recounts a Virginia wife who after two bottles reports a fifth baby and praises the medicine. Also notes a naval academy applicant passing mental tests and awaiting physicals for Annapolis admission with Newport summer schooling.
Edward Madden had his right arm amputated at St Joseph's Hospital after a crush injury at Wallen Thursday. Surgeons Dr C F Burnett, Dr Clim Wal lace, and Dr Riluyer operated, Madden remained in serious condition with a grim outlook.
Mrs Norah Bush Hughes announced the engagement of her daughter Carrly Elizabeth to Jamies Inglis of Detroit. A formal reception at Mr Coombs’s Falfield avenue home celebrated the engagement with floral decor and a guest list of local society figures.
The city learns of the death of Mrs Katheryn Tuzahells Michael at 81, heir to a large family with 23 grandchildren and many great and great great grandchildren. Born in Whitemburg Germany in 1822 she emigrated to the U S in 184. She married Jels G Michael in 1854 and settled in Allen County. Funeral notices for Miss Jennie Hively Limecoury and others are listed with service details.
A large party of notable residents and visitors from Goshen, Peru, Napoleon, Marion, Bloomington and beyond toured Fort Wayne yesterday. Guests included Mr and Mrs C J S Klomtor, Mr W Wagner and Dr J A Chacon, and several prominent Garret and Auburn residents. The group traveled fifty miles by car to attend automobile races and viewed carnival sights, praising the New Age Veta and expressing enthusiasm for automobiles.
A fragment from a Sunday Base section mentions Terre Elautens and Fort Amer Len Tavs in an unclear context with no complete details. The readable portion preserves onlyNames and partial place names, offering limited item clarity.
Egur Berghoelt, in Chien, notes German visitors studying our ethical methods express astonishment at how we hold monies. Builders on Monroe Street attract watching crowds as a skyscraper rises, one visitor intent on progress of the work and planning a future return.
The Journal Gazette reports RUAN OC 1D Gy Try acquisition details as funds are allocated to rounds 12 and 6 percent, with market entries showing investment interest and potential financial restructuring.
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