06 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
1
A reused ad-like warning describes mixing lemon juice with orchard white to create a skin whitening lotion. The instructions claim it lightens freckles and tan, softens skin, and improves facial complexion. It urges daily massage on face neck arms and hands, noting freshness lasts months.
A home treatment recommends taking a tablespoonful of water or a teaspoon, adding 5 to 10 drops of Brazilian Balm, and repeating every half hour. The ad claims the cold vanishes like magic and notes no quinine or opiates are used.
Aire E Hoobuck, 71, of Latty Ohio, says Glanda Tonic relieved severe liver and kidney problems and heart palpitations after many remedies failed. She attributes improved health to the tonic and plans to let Glanda be her doctor in the future.
A fragment describes a sudden jolt or crash with passengers lost in a chaotic scene. The terse lines hint at a transit incident with noises and a muck of disorder, suggesting an emergency or collision and a hurried response by onlookers. No identifiable people or organizations are named.
Fragmented diary entry describes shaving reluctance, clothing concerns, lunch with railway man J Jones, reflections on a play, musical performances, and a late night read of war news. It mentions Sunday school, marriage, and disjointed asides about figures like Hoover Camp and Molgren, with garbled political and medical notes.
Three women have been named for the city school board seat held by A Randall though council election is set for June. A Detner, Mrs. Frank R. Meade, and Mrs. A Doe are listed as probable candidates with a plan to include Meade among finalists before election date. George A. Smith, water department head, orders new water mains for several streets including Sixth Street and Meade Avenue to extend service.
A county report by Digs Mungovan shows eight court actions tried in the last year. Names and addresses appear, including Mrs WP In, Mr and Mrs Aug Pust Gh Wingard, Ma Wunderlin, and others. A grant to John Wunderlin for remodeling a brick dwelling at 1435 Broadway costs 1100. Morton will hold a father meeting Friday evening with Aldine and Amaker presenting a program of tales.
An old fashioned remedy ad promotes Musterole mustard oil ointment as a blisterless relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago back pains sprains bruises chilblains frost bit feet and colds in the chest with jars of 30c 6c and hospital size $2.50.
A federal state commission halted its investigation into the meat packing industry for several days. The pause follows debate over correspondence concerning A. J. Deriegies of Denver livestock interests and documents seized from Swift and Company in connection with the packers inquiry.
The Irrepressible George Wilson “Walt Me Again” headlined by Gua Li’s Big Minstrels at the Majestic Theatre Friday evening promises a new monologue bi son, billed as the funniest yet. Wilson, a famed comedian, is noted for his grotesque mannerisms and long NY engagement.
Mureh J D G Willams aged 28 recently appointed movable regulatory agent of Kosruska county is in serious condition at the hospital from a tale- Jug bihelhortile act. The incident, linked to farm labor disruptions, prompted police action as Mrs Gani summoned a physician who treated the injured man after he reportedly ingested poison. Willits traveled with one child as investigators work to determine motive and responsibility.
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