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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
7
The quote argues that success is in the blood and that the tiny red blood cell drives energy and mood. It asserts lack of red blood cells causes nervousness and sleepiness, affecting appetite and drive.
An ad proclaims Apitezo as a vegetable iron rich cereal that supports red blood cells, ideal for adults and growing children. It markets itself as easy to digest, crisp and tasty, suggested with milk or cream for a month, then optional. Product appears from Apites Biscuit and sold by Bolders grocers.
William Borner of Chicago led western division freight agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad in this city for a nocturnal discussion at the New Avon hotel. The meeting, described as a routine review of freight affairs, gathered numerous agents including H A Hunker and J M Ballantyn among others. Borner stated that rate revisions were not on the table and noted the railroad’s freight business was at a peak this year.
Struck by debris during a freight run on extra work, brakeman Geoteo at age 22 died after being knocked from the gangway as the locomotive passed a bridge over Tippecanoe river. He lived at 2124 Johnstreet Laud Indiana with funeral arrangements pending for the unmarried worker who had been with the company about a year.
President Roosevelt weighs labor representation on the Interstate Commerce Commission if membership drops to five as the rate bill nears passage. E. K. Clark of Cedar Rapids Iowa, head of the Order of Railway Conductors, is the sociologist on the commission appointed to resolve miners versus operators during the May 1903 Pennsylvania strike.
Attorney General Moody directs criminal actions against Talltord companies for failure to maintain safety equipment under the safety appliance law. The Atlantic Coast Line and others face penalties for numerous violations, with the large number of infractions attributed to the road.
General Industrial News item lists C K Sargent as brakeman on Nickel Plan, Electric works to pay semi monthly wages next Tuesday, C M Menefee a founder builds a new residence on East Pontiac, Henry Malland leaves Electric works for Geake stone yards, Claude Sarch from Geneva begins machinist work at Pennsylvania shops, Foreman M W Kemp of Pennsylvania shops was in South Bend for fraternal society business, Foreman Mulford Sinclair of the Electric works has returned from a trip.
An old advertisement claims a stomach tonic named Better's Stomach Bitters offers true relief for a weak stomach. It asserts thousands testify to its efficacy over 63 years and urges readers to obtain a bottle for personal use.
Advert reads Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promising to strengthen the stomach and cure indigestion dyspepsia constipation bile condition nervous headaches and poor appetite. The copy lists a range of ailments and asserts the remedy improves general stomach health.
A fragmentary Pittsburgh era item notes various industrial workers and officials in Peru Indiana and Ohio, with scattered references to smallpox, resignations, travels, and social events. It mentions engineers, clerks, brakemen, and agents at Nickel Plate and Pennsylvania lines, plus a benefit ice social for paralysis victim William Barclay.
George Warcup of Huntertown, 30, shot himself in front of a mirror at his father’s home about 5:30 am Wednesday. Coroner B I Stults cites continued ill health. no will found. He left $41.98 cash, certificates of deposit, and a $40 note. His mother heard the shot. The Warcups and their work with C S Bush & Co were noted, with ties to the Alice Cothrell murder case.
Guy Conklin at 1008 Calhoun Street promotes the Hardman Interior Plan Player featuring top improvements at a moderate price. The device is praised for pleasing all potential buyers and offers strong value in a compact package.
Round trip fare two dollars to Cleveland and return Sunday July 9 via Nickel Plate Road. Special train leaves Fort Wayne at 3 20 pm and returns Cleveland 7 pm same day. Tickets available through local agents. Ready for July 2.
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