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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1908
Page
10
A documented device uses seven million bullets per hour in an air driven system. It claims no chemical explosive and no heat buildup as the shot speed reaches 3000 feet per second and never recoils.
A Brooklyn inventor named Bangorter unveils a self powered, non explosive gun capable of firing up to two million steel bullets per hour with no smoke, heat, or recoil. Demonstrations show bullets penetrating a heavy backstop at 109 feet while the device travels on a motorized platform. The inventor claims the weapon could deter war without harming life and seeks government purchase or demonstration for potential contracts.
Inventor Bangerter unveils a new gun claimed to operate automatically on a vehicle. It allegedly speeds to sixty miles per hour without noise smoke flash or report. The device is shown in the city, prompting a government examination request.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Ppusin as a universal cure for digestive ailments and constipation. It links regular bowels to health and promotes the product as a gentle, non violent laxative suitable for children, women, and the weak, with claims of wide usage and endorsement by a Chicago medical superintendent.
A garbled note describes Shlend batting in black and white with a border theme, mentioning panels and the Joplin skirt, referencing figures like Ha Watkin and the Meree mets. It hints at a stricter policy requiring an engagement chain.
The Journal-Cazette notes special selling events, vans, and drives highlighted in ads. Only readers stay in touch with these real interest chances for buying goods.
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