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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
8
A home remedy claim promises quick cure for piles with a non surgical method. It suggests a painless treatment, offers a trial box for cents, and asks readers to mail name and address for a free pamphlet and postage paid sample claim.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a sleep remedy that renews energy and calms irritated nerves. It claims no opiates and includes a customer testimonial describing relief from sleeplessness, improved concentration, and better focus after extended use. The Miles Medical Co. is noted as the seller.
Ms. Edward Bevelheimer recovers from a severe illness while Patrolman Frank Johnson reports an intoxication arrest of John Urick. City officials note a recent death of Colonel Jehan NM Com paral formerly of Fort Wayne. August Blaising undergoes surgery at St Joseph’s Hospital. Funeral services for Mrs William Bachellor held in Colorado. Dr Underwood travels to Liga nex for the ceremony.
A recipe explains making a brown sugar caramel sauce by simmering sugar with water until delicate brown. It notes success depends on gentle heat and warns burned sauce tastes bitter. It adds rind of lemon, a pinch of salt, cinnamon, and a splash of brandy, then strains into sugar and serves over pudding.
A vintage advertisement urges timely use of Hyomel to prevent catarrhal trouble from nose to lungs. It warns of dangerous spread, promises relief and full refund if not cured, emphasizing dramatic success and nationwide distribution by SL0N end ry Bros. Co. Bland.
Senator Joseph Wintley of Texas criticized the Aldrich bill and defended Roosevelt from blame for the panic while accusing him of triggering havoc via state rights. The discussion touched on national bank circulation, currency safety, and opposition to government control, with Balley challenging railroad regulation and presidential power.
A C Aurentz has returned from a western trip with praise for sights like Yosemite and Galveston while warning that Pacific coast trade is lagging. He notes lumber mill closures and coast shipping to eastern markets, observes San Francisco’s recovery after the quake, and recalls Galveston’s seawall and distinct landscapes along his voyage from Portland through California.
The Majestic Theater hosts Ben Hur March 30 31 and April 4 with matinees on April 1 plus Klaw and Erlanger staging of General Wallace's drama. Manager Rice signs contract for three days with a matinee, promising an elaborate Chicago Auditorium production and a historically faithful, spectacular show that attracted strong local demand.
Mrs Sophie Hoes widow of Frederick Boese dies at 84 after four year illness tied to senility and other diseases. Born in Germany she lived sixty years in the city as an early pioneer with her husband. Surviving children include Stra, Pie, Pennbrink, Mrs Fred Long, Joan Rupp and Louise Borsa. 20 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Also noted Emma Bachelor dies at Puebla Colorado from tuberculosis, survived by husband and one child. Funeral arrangements mention interment at Liganier and services for Mrs Horace Bienwich on Wednesday at 2 PM at 515 Suttenfield Street.
Washington March 1 It was calculated at the navy department that Michal Gyan battleship Meet has made splendid progress from Calac and will reach Magdalena Bay by March 13 The department says no decision on fueling at a Japanese port if it returns by Semonal route remains under consideration U S navy officials report
Hon James E Watson candidate for governor will address Republicans with three speaking stops. From 7 30 to 8 Laughlins livery barn Fairfield avenue near Creighton From 8 to 8 30 Voglers hat Maumee avenue At 8 45 at the old Hather grocery 1508 Wells Street
The Aubrey Stack onspers big metropolitan company opened a week long engagement at the Majestic yesterday afternoon with A Green Competition. This afternoon and evening presents A Midnight Marriage a four act melodrama by Hal Reid. The Aubrey company ranks among the city’s popular repertory outfits and delivers brisk, lively scenes with ample action.
The announcement for Aftsa Blanche Bates in The Girl of the Golden West, staged by Balusco, comes to the dialestic theater Friday. Bates, a leading Belasco artist, has delighted New York audiences for two seasons with a California frontier drama about mining camps and the Sierra Nevada frontier.
Capacity houses welcomed a new bill at the Temple yesterday with lively acts and a witty演 performance. Wil H Cress and company present a miniature musical comedy while The Fariff Brothers stun with feats of strength and Cliff Dean engages with travesty on married life. The Young America Wives led by Marcie Boorum deliver a clever singing and dancing set as motion pictures capture naval battle glimpses and Captain Baby Bunting songs by Misa Mdu Schnee close the program with a strong vocal turn.
Fore Wayne Catholics and former parishioners show interest in St Mary's church coming golden jubilee. Local residents recall Father Fuller's influence, with many former pupils planning to attend the anniversary events and celebrate the church's long service to the community.
In New Albany, residents remember Father Fuller who left Marys church in 1250 for northern parts. Many older locals were married by him and older pupils later became prominent city figures, with parochial school founded by him and teachers listed as W Supierman and Hornhauser.
A special grand jury will be summoned to inquire into the charge of poisoning Mrs. Brown. Coroner Ruehlson reports a confession and testimony cited a daughter seen her father offer strychnine to her mother. Mrs. Brown’s funeral set for Sunday at the Evangelical church, then Woodland cemetery.
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