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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
5
Local notices advertise parasols and assorted items for sale at low prices. The listing mentions limited quantities and discount offers, urging readers to visit the site for details and to participate in the sale.
This ad lists shirt waists in plain and fancy weaves priced from 29 for pareoite to 98e for 1, al, up to 1.50 and 4 for Madras Lawn Chatis and Treale waists. The season boasts best sellers at 87h and many waist styles in dimity and damask fabrics.
Fragmented notes describe various toilet and perfumery items including powders, waters, and scents. Names like Mower and Catgate appear amid references to fragrances and personal care products. The garbled text cites perfumes, talcs, and scented waters as well as potential brand-like terms.
Fragmented OCR text lists a chaotic mix of names and places with shuffled phrases about a political clash in presidential campaigns. Mentions of Bryan, New York, Kansas, and other regions appear amid garbled lines, suggesting a contested race with heavy regional focus and party activity.
A garbled article describes Shively and events around an exhibit or pageant at a university setting. Names such as Shively, Willis, and Hayes appear with sparse references to a panel or committee, a public display, and possible prizes or payouts. The text is largely unreadable but centers on a staged event, attendees, and a surrounding discussion.
Fragmented text notes political strategies and opinions during a June Kansas City event. Mentions Williams seeking radical silver platform, references to McKinley era figures, and a continued discussion likely across pages. Names and places are scattered with incomplete sentences.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe school bonds and civil city actions in Indianapolis. References to approvals, deadlines, and legislative mentions appear amid garbled lines about districts, wards, and community decisions affecting funding and urban policy.
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