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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
6
An ad-style claim promises instant relief for a torn corn with a tiny bottle of Freezone sold by druggists. The product allegedly softens and dissipates the painful corn so it can be lifted away, with no lingering hurt.
In a sweeping, period-voice dispatch, the article analyzes German plans to annex Austria-Hungary allies and shore up its war effort. It discusses likely outcomes, imperial aims, and potential reactions across nations while noting economic strain and strategic moves. It also mentions internal pressures within Austria and German leadership dynamics and references a public notice about stove wood and lumber from Hoffman Brothers.
Mrs L P Drayer wife of Captain Drayer of the reserve corps received letters from Mrs Pred Church a Red Cross nurse in France. Her pen pictures describe danger death in hospitals and aid to wounded soldiers praising Church's bravery and medical work. She recounts letters delayed mail conditions and the ongoing allotment of food and rest amid the second Allied offensive.
The Swiss army has adopted a new steel helmet designed for full head protection with light weight. Reports claim it offers superior durability compared with contemporary designs and ample eye clearance for visibility in combat scenarios. The article also recounts wartime observations and public sentiment regarding military gear and national defense.
Report outlines two goals for President Wilson involving Russia aid and anti German propaganda. It mentions sending a commission and relief supplies to Russia, and notes debates over intervention and Allied cooperation shaping Allied action in the war.
Walter DeAtwiler is reported killed in action while serving with the United States Army. The deceased's son, Private Water Deniwiter, was fatally wounded in action during a prior operation, with parents Mr and Mrs Willord Detwiler and brother Jenest among those notified. The article notes the family ties and the recruiting station at Byrd Ways in Avensing Terauin Naptelin. FOR RENT Hotel formerly Jefferson House. See Stults, 229 W. Main street.
A garbled report from Van Wert Ohio outlines a fatal gas incident on North Worstington Street. The piece notes workers responding to a leak when ammonia and fumes overwhelmed a man, with responders shutting off supplies as needed. The unclear text mentions Gerald King and others present, and a recovery in open air after the incident.
A garbled medical complaint recounts a Fort Wayne grocer presenting facts about stomach distress and relief from Adler-i-ka and related tonics. References to Bark, Rocwune, and Adler-tler appear amid fragmented testimony and druggist names.
Mrs. J. Kiger and Mrs. Gey Ciennt join fourbon with Int. Tey Wathh and Mrs. Charter Uy Woot in a local effort. The fragment suggests a community meeting or event with several named participants, though the exact purpose is unclear from the garbled text.
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