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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette issue from June 1910 features editorial commentary on political voices, local options debates, and national figures. It critiques Roosevelt era figures, discusses Democratic stance on local option and county options, and comments on public figures, temperance politics, and editorial authority amid a period of broader national dialogue.
The piece lauds a new downtown Pennsylvane Railroad passenger office in Fort Wayne as a major advance, while praising Congressman Cline's congressional record and honoring veterans of the volunteer fire department. It reflects on electoral tensions, media control debates, and local civic memory, highlighting community figures and historic events.
The Fireworks Store at 714 Calhoun Street opposite Court House promotes big bargains with evening hours, inviting shoppers to buy by the carload.
Nonsensical OCR yields report of a Prohibition convention in Auburn with speakers and attendees, a death in Thunder Township, and a Pythian lodge election night. Georgy W. Goll, once in an asylum, is mentioned as being returned to a county sheriff's custody.
Rag a Muffin chronicles a neglected toy doll in a cluttered bedroom. Bee’s grandfather gifts a new china doll, stirring rivalry with Rag-a-Muffin who clings to affectionate memories. The scene shifts as Be a mother’s care and a playful revival unite the dolls in a quiet, bittersweet moment of belonging.
A two car collision near Le Tanac Riinhemue residence injures none, as one car fender and front end are badly bent and towed away. The incident occurred when both drivers failed to see each other in time. Karl France and Waith Anar wed Tuesday at the V. parsonage in Columbia City with plans to reside there.
Celtics spelling. Cassel Beat of Rena town is notified that his brother, It Broth er, Cassel Beat, died when earth caved in on him at Hull farm near Cromwell. The accident occurred between 1 and 13 o'clock while he worked alone. The deceased is survived by a widow and two children. He was a former resident of Etna downslip. Funeral arrangements to be held in Cromwell Tuesday.
For headaches of all kinds including sick nervous and those caused by heat or stomach troubles Capudine provides quick relief. It also eases colds or grip and feverishness returning conditions to normal. Capudine is described as mild easy to take and acts immediately available at drug stores in 10 and 50 cent sizes.
Milton Hos temporarily improved to walk with crutches after rheumatism. Mrs. Robert Clear visits Garrett to stay with daughter Mrs. Martin Talbert, who recently welcomed an eight-pound boy. Smith of Aubuth visits his parents. Arthur Acton stays at Lone Hill. Mr and Mrs Newcombe host Mrs King and Mildred in Wawnsed. Mrs Favinger of Huston visits the Ravingers in Albion.
Kendallville June 29 local notes report Mrs. Marthi Gallupguesting in Aquai Mrs Mae Tl ah from Syracuse attends adamin banquet and visits her father Steva Tish Harold Pullman and family travel to Gary for Ralph Kellar Alma Horton wedding county treasurer John Forker says harvest prep preceded a binder incident Mrs Julia Eastlick returns home after visiting relatives Mrs Wilber Haller sustains broken left arm from fall at home Jona Childe wins sewer contract for Funk Street project city council authorizes contract with Childs Church of God plans to be discussed at a Church of God event later week.
A quiet resort offers a safe Fourth of July plan to enjoy nature and fresh air with family and friends. Stay cool and comfortable, and save money on tips while avoiding smoke and powder.
A catalog of wash garments and bathing suits with prices. White linen and duck wash suits from 5.00 to 10.00, skirts 2.00 to 4.00, shirts 1.00 to 5.00, petticoats up to 1.25, children's dresses 0.65 to 2.00, Bathing suits for men women and children, including mohair and satin options from 0.75 to 6.50, with assorted fabrics and trims.
A local shop advertises a window display of men s wear highlighting neat sets from white negligee shirts at 50c to $1.50, saisette shirts for collars at $1, summer neckwear 25c to 50c, ballegear and undergarments up to $1, athletic underwear 50c to $1, and hosiery from 12 1/2c to 50c, emphasizing new styles and strict dress sense.
A local shop offers a range of hammocks from 1.00 to 6.50 dollars, inviting shoppers to relax in shade under a tree with a book. The ad emphasizes comfort for a hot busy town and nearby friends.
Miss Mina Mildred Huston of Meloiold pleased the audience with a heartfelt song showing talent and vigor. A bull died after being valued at $20 during a Toraday evening event, the animal once a playmate to Dotoki Datbrla who paid $20 for it. Nicolae Keller, studying at St Mary's Seminary in Cincinnati, left today with his parents for Wilkes-Barre Pa to visit relatives. Mrs G G Brow hosted the Bay View club on South Lincoln Street. City council approved paving width on South Main Street from thirty-two to sixty feet and Mayor Fielding was authorized to sign a contract with Contractor Hoffman. Kendallville council arranged for a well expert to examine water issues and relieve shortage.
Hy Klat reports Kendallville barber D. Lawrence, employed at the harbor shop of Me Elger, inherits fifty thousand dollars as part of a third share left to his mother and sister. He traveled to Lima, Ohio with his wife to locate the property and plans trips through the near futures.
An advertisement promotes OsMer pem-F for rheumatism with bold claims of guaranteed results. It asserts rapid relief regardless of severity, lists product pricing, and offers refunds with a six-bottle purchase, directing readers to 2715 Lincoln Ave Chicago for orders or guarantees.
A Lagrange area roundup lists Buy Vinn club picnic in Rome City and numerous residents visiting relatives. Names include Wiola Marcum, Mrs. Margaret Marcum, Mrs. Linderman, Joe Alexander Farr, Mike Elise Rhewbottom, Throg Alvers, Joseph Linebaugh, Lillian Teaman, Miss Notte, Bertha Valentine, Ora Rove, Myra J. Anderson, Mrs. Botts, Mrs. Betis, Miss Rickey, Mrs. Frighhte, Miss Baker, Mrs. Kilburn, Miss Southworth, Nelson Omstead, M. Gristend, and local hosts G. D. Stacy and others.
WOLCOTT VILLS Ind June 28 The Evangelical church through its official board plans material improvements adding a north addition to create more space moving the belfry to the south and enlarging it new seats and carpets will be installed and many other improvements made as soon as possible to put the church in good condition in various ways
WOLCOTTVILLE IND June 13 Charles Green of Johns township bought a Ford orttomphile Fayatte Peek formerly of LaGrange now in Richmond visited with F P Sanders and A R Gillette. Mrs C R Howles improving at home in a few days. The local chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will honor members from Rome City Kendallville and LaGrange Friday evening with a banquet and racial reunion. Runnell Cary returns from Torre Moule where he attended the State normal. Lovett, long ill with gout and rheumatism, shows some improvement.
A wagon accident on Main Street caused excitement and fear as Arthur Reno and M O Saxton suffered bruises but were not seriously hurt. The incident involved a fort Chat Be over 80 years old and disrupted North Main as responders mingled with onlookers.
The Sunday schools of Allen township plan a convention at Allen chapel on Sunday July 3. The event features a program starting at 9:90 with Mrs Finnie Thtte aiding the primary work, Frank Kelton presenting a blackboard sketch, and addresses by Rev A J Arrick and EP Boyrnton. A basket supper will close the day.
A testimonial from a Chicago police officer praises Tol Z for tender feet as superior to powders or plasters. He reports keeping feet in perfect condition after using Tol Z and thanks the product’s makers for effective relief.
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