For Your Digestion's Sake Why eat wood
A reader notes cellulose resembles wood and questions its presence in flour. The writer discusses milling and claims Gold Medal Flour contains no noticeable cellulose, arguing woodlike fiber supports digestion.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
3
A reader notes cellulose resembles wood and questions its presence in flour. The writer discusses milling and claims Gold Medal Flour contains no noticeable cellulose, arguing woodlike fiber supports digestion.
An advertisement from Clinton Maine touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as highly effective. It claims cures for piles and cracked hands and states it heals old sores without scarring. Sold at Dreler Brothers’ drug store for 250.
C Eldridge of Empire extols Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat lung troubles after ten years use. He notes its worldwide reputation as a throat and lung remedy and mentions availability at Droler Brothers drug store with trial bottles offered free.
A Kelly Grate company crew from Goshen arrived to install new grates in Decatur Indiana. The grates will fit the city water works plant and allow a cheaper flow of coal, saving about a dollar per ton.
Otto Roots editor of the Decatur Journal and associate editor of the Decatur Times will wed Sheba Ellen Tennery of Richweat. Bossy will reside here.
Overflowing river and washed out sections along the St Marys River system disrupt rural carriers in Adams County. Rail and traction lines report washouts and undermined embankments, forcing many routes to be abandoned or redirected. Carriers report delays and some trains halted as crews work to protect embankments and restore service.
Kendallville, Ind March Personal items show Puritan general manager visiting, Casperville visitor Benngo Jourdan in town, A. L. North to Garrett, Michalists from Fort Wayne, DeVinney visiting from Butler to Lagrange, H. Bowman returning to Angola, Mrs. Charles Kimmel and son near city, W. L. Baughman of Lisbon transacting business, Prickett and Carver back from Albion court, A. B. Cawley from Swan settling in Bee Hillge area, Sproat a McCray traveler arriving, G. B. Teal called to Broach for brother rheumatism, Pfuffman family moving to 117 South Morgan, Boothwall from Home City returning, Miss Cora Kraemer off to Kilcark for millinery spring work, Cecil McPherson assigned as assistant city mail carrier learning routes in Well, Hesper and Hurt.
Angola minor news notes reflect social gatherings for Royal Neighbors at Mrs. Harry Butz home near Nations mill and waterworks. The Ite Indies Aut Janes club met after school with Mildred Leininger at her new West street home, ending with supper and plans to meet March 10 with Joyce Miller. County Clerk John B. Allman is ill. deputy Roxie Altman covers duties. Hayman Altman is sick from Tri-State College. Marion Small from Hoagland surveys lakes for fishing and hunting and plans Crooked Lake camp later. Francis Wilfe of Steuben township files for a new road with county commissioners. Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. played Croxton Opera House Thursday to a fair audience. Wm. Shearer visits Decatur for revival meetings. Henry Gratiano and John Ryatt travel to Napoleon for a sister’s funeral.
Garrett Indiana March Kroger injured at the tin shop this afternoon when a electro turntable operated by Mr. Braver caused an electric shock. He was unconscious briefly but regained consciousness before Dr. Thompson arrived. No serious results expected.
In Topeka Indiana a farewell party will be held at the Baptist church parlor on Saturday honoring Rev. J. C. Steele who resigns his pastorate for a Michigan charge. The event marks the preacher’s seventy fourth birthday and his four years as shepherd of the flock. Beloved by many, his departure brings universal regret.
Lagrange and Shipshewana notes share town social life and upcoming events. Reader reports mention literary society programs at Lagrange high school, dances in Middlebury, and a leap year social in Wolcottville with plans for a two course supper and a mock young men host. Garrett and Wolcottville residents travel for a New York trip and interurban rides.
Alvert Kutterheinrich announces birth of ditt Brot burn this aftermooti e Miss Mary Reynolds Jett this morb laws for her home ux Jollet HL after peasant viewt with relatives here She accompanied as far as Fort Wayne by her uncle FV Mile Mes F M Schirmeyer entertained Presbyterian La lea AlQSociety forty members attended Weather rainy apron sale to follow Music by Maury Kesnolds and Surly Thor of Joliet IL Siaith of Decatur Furies went to New York visit husband Fort Wayne business Ming MacGregor music teacher travels to Marton to visit parents Judge O Rourke Fort Wayne guest Wrench tewash farmers charged with eating up pikes pleaded guilty each $5 fine plus costs 13 30 Presbyterian Missionary Society annual dinner noon church parlors menu 20 cents Nancy Weinhott returned from Fort Wayne today Brıagin with her son Orta in tubercular growth visit Party hosted by Mrs Beasle Congleton sister of host return to Fort Wayne tomorrow Progressive pedro amusements Out of town guests Miss Lulu Funk Marion Bright Mesara Marty Frank Radler Fort Wayne
Indianapolis guests arrive for a glare with sister Miss Ahlan while Luther Bunley of Butler visits on business. Pythian Sisters host lodge children and parents for an evening program with refreshments. Columbia City excerpt references local interest in the Journal Gazette.
Lamea Baxter aged 58 died at the county infirmary from a paralytic stroke. Born in the county, he was son of Noah and Margaret Baxter and brother of Reuben Baxter of Monmouth. Unmarried. Funeral Saturday afternoon at the Monmouth schoolhouse with procession from the infirmary at 1 o clock. Burial will be in Monmouth cemetery.
William Rhinehart of Decatur remains gravely ill after weeks in decline. Doctors Coverdale Miller and McOscar operated to treat a cancering condition involving the liver stomach bowels and essential internal regions, indicating he may not live long.
The Wearing Mitten factories at Decatur and Huntington will soon restart after a ten day idle period caused by a cloth shortage. J. C. Warang said cloth contracts are in place and arrival will allow work to begin shortly. About 250 girls are employed year round at both plants.
Kendallville Garrett line faces high water damage with a 260 foot washout south of the power house. Repairs underway using new string equipment from General Electric, with crews and equipment to restore service swiftly.
Roy Koch Jett to-day for St. Joe to determine future home. Mrs Jullicy Steffel travels to Cincinnati for about a week. Walter Bonham, Rd Hicisa and Captain Beck visit sister Mrs Ray Dilgard at Auburn. Young Ladies Thimble club hosted by Miss Mabel Philips on Oak Street. A 5,000 acre game preserve in York and Sparta townships to be stocked with game birds under state game commission. J C Kimmel and Harvey Tucker instrumental in local lodge formation. John Schermerhorn of Brinidle appoints aide-de-camp of Wits stestt.
Albion Ind March grand jury returns two indictments against William Sulzmuiber and Charles Campbell, both of Kimble, on charges tied to a BR&O box car robbery and looting in Kimble. Sulzbauer, with a family of two, bonded $100 on petty larceny. indicted for grand larceny with bond $500.
Garrety Indiana March injury report states J. W. Underwood suffered a crushed foot when a piston rod fell at BL&O shops. He was taken by ambulance to a local hospital and treated by Dr. King. The injury will keep him out for two to three months.
Albion Indiana reports Marek Git 18 notes Cromwell liquor dealer Gary Creiger failed to secure county license after omission of notice in Ligonier Banner. Commissioners said application not publish in weekly paper for Lenty jaye before convening. Kendallville March reports Commercial club meeting weather affected turnout with prizes and music. Mrs Nickey and family visit from Muncie and Spokane. Mrs Nickey, age 79, recently broke her hip in a fall.
A portrait of Cardinal James Gibbons as a democratic, practical, incorruptible church leader. He lives simply in Baltimore, counsels the needy daily, mingles with Baltimore society, and balances steady health with a passion for literature and economics. He prepares for his 1921 silver anniversary as cardinal.
A court session ended with arguments and a jury verdict awaited, while a man named LeMay faces rape charges linked to Mabel Metts. In related news, Mrs. Newman traveled to Spokane and was hospitalized after an accident, and Frank Hoff injured his eye at the McCray plant requiring medical care.
A night session of Adams circuit court in Degatur Indiana heard the LeMay case with attorneys arguing tonight. Evidence was completed about five o'clock and Judge Mercyman is set to assume jurisdiction tomorrow in a neighboring court.
St Peters burg March 6 The verdict in the case of Lieutenant General Stoesel recently sentenced to death by court martial for surrender of Port Arthur fortress to the Japanese was formally pronounced today. It showed that Emperor Nicholas will accept the court’s recommendation that the sentence be commuted. The court had annulled the reprimand passed on Lieutenant General Fork because of the remoteness of his offense.
The ad extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a trusted choice after thirty five years of sales. It emphasizes careful drug selection and purity with no opium or harmful ingredients and promises satisfaction or money back from every dealer.
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