08 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1905
Page
1
A historical mention notes rectal diseases, constipation and stomach issues linking them to nervous breakdowns and leads to concerns about teberentosis and cancer. The fragment lists terms like Pighila Chrystie and river water as potential factors in health, reflecting period medical belief patterns.
A medical study explores new treatment approaches for intestinal diseases highlighting skilled specialists and potential remedies. The article notes ongoing research, seeking more effective, faster, and safer cures without invasive options, emphasizing patient relief and durable outcomes.
An advertisement claims a painless cure for patients suffering from Jorgestion Dyspepsis Malaria Vision Constipation Headiens Nas vourness Insoaiitia and Torpid Liver asserts the treatment removes the disease.
A garbled 19th century ad claims a fully equipped office with personal inventions for examination and treatment. It promises consulting services for chronic nervous and special diseases of men and women, inviting those with lasting ailments to seek strict confidentiality and a true of charge.
Dr Blackstone at 442 West Wryce Street ally 112 blocks west of Caihuin lists special hours for intent to something with a deadline of 1 to 1 and a payment of 1% deadlins.
A vintage style ad urges customers to send shirts and collars to Troy Steam Laundry at B10714 Pearl Street. It touts improved methods and a stylish finished product with a guarantee of satisfaction and fast service. The notice invites a trial package to demonstrate the difference from prior methods at the institution.
Councilman O Ryan’s horse sale drew a damp crowd as Ber riders and buyers filled the Lackey Sale pavilion. Notable sales included Red Posey owned by John Lackey sold to Edward Gills of Reston Mass for 1430, with other horses fetching prices from 125 to 1250. The event, led by John J. O Ryan’s property, faced a crackdown on gambling and liquor sales after police halted prior illicit activities.
Reports from Waute Indiana indicate a March 7 gathering of enforcement advocates supporting Mayor Bidaman. Attendees included TRH Parsons and Merion C Rankin. opposition came from Rankin and Spencer F Ball who criticized the mayor’s handling of prior crime and liquor licenses. Resolutions urged stricter enforcement and backing of the prosecuting attorney against license issuances to retailers of intoxicants.
In a noisy home game Logansport beat the Anvils by two points. The recap lists top scorers Campbell 22 Daly 3 Lincoln Huldernens and stops by Hetterman 33 Jessup 26. Referee Waller.
Indianapolis beat Lafayette 3 to 2 in a tight contest with Corrigan opening the scoring early in the third period. Marion defeated Kokomo 9 to 3 with strong team play led by McGilvray and Lewis. Terre Haute edged Terre Haute Athletes 3 to 2 as Mallory starred in goal. Attendance noted as sup.
The readable fragment notes concealment or denial about a person named Nich ulsoa and a maritime or calendar context. It hints at questions of authority or ownership but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
The Pioneers strengthen their hold atop the league standings while the Mercantiles struggle to sweep three straight losses. Brink led the losers with the top individual score of 21% as the Mercantiles posted the high team total of 90.
Lawrence Garzale rolled 252 to lead a Brunswick alleys session yesterday, beating John Ive for the Dowsing stakes prize. Kunta contributed two 2-star marks, while Hite opened with fast fire. Manager George W. McKay announced Brunswick All-Stars will perform Thursday night at the Brent Briton alert venue in Van Wert.
Mr. Daniel Sully made a second visit of the season to a much larger audience. He performed in the play Our Pastor with a similar camera work and stage presence as earlier in the season, drawing a notable crowd and the expected strong audience reaction.
Associated Press report describes chemists testifying that a bicarbonate soda used by Mrs. Stanford contained a color indicating strychnine. They testified the substance matched what was in her stomach, linking the poison to her death and stating findings would be given to the coroner’s jury.
Honolulu on March 7 testimony opened with R A Duncan food commissioner and chemical analyst describing three analyses of bib arbonate of soda from Mrs Stansford room. He said the first analysis found seven hundredths of a grain of strychnine in ten grams of bicarbonate. The second analysis with Dr Storey showed about 1300 of a grain of strychnine in ten grains of bicarbonate. A third analysis indicated a trace of strychnine and calculations suggested the bottle could have contained four grains if it weighed forty thread grams.
President Roosevelt will speak at the Friendly Lots of St Patrick dinner in New York on March 17. The event features Justice James W. Bourke Cochran, J. J. Delaney and others on a program of entertainment and remarks.
Fifty hundred Pillow Top Outfits offered at a special sale price of 25 cents each at The People’s Store. Readied for immediate display and purchase, the limited stock emphasizes value and timely availability for shoppers.
Fire destroyed an American Cereal plant spanning entire brick and iron blocks. Only a small portion of shops and packing rooms survived. Estimated loss about 1.5 million dollars with reports of two men killed and several missing or injured. A man seen entering the building prior to the blaze is under investigation.
The German National War claims a loss of about $5,000 from its reserve fund, with officials suggesting an accounting error. President Baher notes the shortage may be an error, while the bank’s reserves were previously considered intact. The bank, strong in this district, reports capital of 600,000 and total resources near 7,000,000.
The Peoples Store advertises a special sale featuring pillow top outfits with 500 more items added to stock. Journal Gazette Want Ads note the deal and urge readers to act quickly for best selections.
An amusing evening featured a quirky polo match by the Eagles to raise funds for the organization’s treasury. A carnival of mischief followed with shoe-less kids, a potato hunt, and a playful chaos arena before a wild fowl polo game that drew sharp commentary and a large crowd.
The Central League schedule lists numerous city matchups and dates across Fort Wayne, Baylon, Springfield, SpringfieId, Dayton, Grand Rapids, Terre Haute, South Bend, Evansville, and other joints. It shows May through August entries with multiple games per host city, including key weekends and back to back dates in several locations.
This excerpt urges readers to welcome aging with right thinking and self study, citing Mlle Wheeler Wilcox and Dr. R V Pierce. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for digestion and blood nutrition, claiming it strengthens digestion, lifts mood, and aids overall health without alcohol or harsh ingredients. testimonials praise relief from fatigue back pain and indigestion after three bottles.
Wabash College hires Bert Inks from the Boston NL for pitching guidance this spring. Manager Walters released a game schedule through April 12 including Indiana Law, Purdue, Butler, Franklin, Northwestern, Notre Dame and more, framing a bid for the state college championship.
An old advertisement touts remedies for colds claiming pneumonia prevention. It promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine and urges readers to call for the full name and signatory of E. W. Groye with a 25 cent price.
The Journal Gazette reports Al Ackerman of Fosturin challenges Indiana champ H.R. Dial to a match. Ackerman promises to throw Dial three times within one hour and offers $50 to $200 posted. He notes tentative arrangements and has heard nothing from Wayne.
In Denver Colorado on May 7 a gubernatorial contest was concluded, and starting tomorrow the 97 member General Assembly will debate under a rule capping remarks at ten minutes per member. A vote on the contest is unlikely before the investigative committee reports on Senator Morgan’s bribery charges.
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