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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
8
This OCR noisy fragment touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the top cure for constipation. It claims dramatic system-wide benefits and urges readers to buy the remedy for 50 cents, praising its effectiveness for occasional constipation, bile issues, and indigestion.
Dr Bruggeman explained the smallpox outbreak began in Cedarville, spreading from the Vincent family to the Lantz family and then to neighbors, with Lantz children attending Spy Run and later Lakeside schools. Quarantine kept disease control, and no prosecutions will be pursued as early cases were unaware of the illness.
Mr Charles Bush and Mrs Bush argue about onions and diet. They say eating too much meat fat butter and bread clogs systems and makes people bilious. They claim poor digestion leads to grumpiness quarrels and job losses.
An endorsement from Mrs. Mary Gerdes of Fort Wayne Indiana promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as the remedy for backache and weakness. The letter claims relief within days and urges readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents for the United States.
Fragmented testimonial fragment mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic for poor appetite and fatigue. Claims include improved digestion, energy, and general health, with multiple names and locations referenced in broken text. The ad-like passage touts the product's universal availability and alleged benefits for digestive distress and weakness.
Irondale Texas notice lists Dennie as agent for Kurt Wayne and Alten County with a request to see full particulars at provided address and phone-like numbers. The fragment mentions Stawe plaine and Wert Wullains as part of the contact details.
Special sale of carnations delivered to all parts of the city for 30c per dozen. Satisfaction guaranteed. Doswell's. Tel 727.
Dr Hurty writes in support of the Fort Wayne Medical Society praising its push for schoolchild medical inspection. He notes four city schools closed for contagious illnesses and urges ongoing inspection to protect health, calling for state physicians to advocate widely. He will visit Fort Wayne March 17 to address the Electro Technique club and plans to tour schools that morning.
Harry Stevens living above the Tinkham grocery at 409 West Superior Street was stabbed by brother William Stevens after a noon visit. William, a Moran ice company worker, fled after the attack and was later sought by police. Harry sustained three stab wounds, one near the breast, with Dr. Gilpin saying danger remains only if infection occurs. William, described as the household provider, has long troubled the home. the fight spilled onto the sidewalk before Marty Wells street. In a separate note, William Kruse of Nebraska, a tailor, was arrested for drunkenness after allegedly threatening self harm on Monday night and prompting police intervention.
Michigan figures including Probate Judge W R Duan, Areneo County official, and Bay City City Controller Charles T Barack faced arraignment before Circuit Judge Weist after grand jury charges alleging bribery tied to a January 1 1206 era senatorial bid. Affidavits claimed no lawyer consulted. bonds set at 31 009. Proceedings cover alleged offers to influence votes for a United States Senate seat and related counts.
The Board of Public Works awarded a contract to Massilton Iron and Steel Co. for 400 tons of water mains at 22 000 per ton, claimed as the cheapest price paid by the waterworks. Six firms bid, with United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry and others among the competitors.
In Fort Wayne police court Judge Skelton adjourned the case of Jack Caso by exile option or 240 days in Sull, while August Vanslow paid a $1 fine and John Urick faced a 3% fine for drunkenness. Oligor Tripho received a $10 fine for a vicious assault at Bass Works. Names and addresses of locals appear in the outcome notices.
Mrs. George Wallera, daughter of John Hoch, of St. Joe, is very sick at her parents home. Physicians report neuralgia of the brain. Avilgo James B. Rose of Auburn is consulted.
Foter L Cassady, traveling man, was fined in Logansport on a charge of snabbing a colored porter. He claims self defense after saying the porter insulted him. The alleged confrontation led to a knife drawing and a reported wound, with conflicting accounts from Cassady and the porter.
Report notes heavy wire screens mulled to loss casing making escape by windows impossible. Officials plan an extra car on the Lews-Jefferson Line during rush hours, though not yet in service. Gunn led an inspection tour to assess conditions and potential improvements.
Mr C T Centlivre, recalling Fort Wayne floods, argues the 1837 rise may have been higher than recent events. He notes Spy Run area water depths near two and a half feet, and discusses a potential dam and bridge effects on water flow.
A railroad service resume to Indianapolis extends through Peru Indiana, Logansport, and Lafayette, with continuation toward the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley system. General Manager Bin mentions the route renaming occurred yesterday on the northwestern segment, signaling operational changes and ongoing network realignment.
Alliance, D March 10 reports Republicans of the Eighteenth Congressional district nominated Congressman James Kennedy for a fourth term in Congress. The party eulogized President Roosevelt and endorsed Taft.
Over thirty years the Chamberlains Cough Remedy has gained favor and widespread use, rising from family trials to global recognition. Authorities note its reliability for coughs colds and croup, and its pleasant taste comforts children and parents alike.
A local nostrum seller touts Every Bottle Quaran as a reliable remedy for coughs colds and croup claiming a money back guarantee if directions are followed. The ad highlights its reputation and prompt relief claims.
Historian style advert claims Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy contains no opium or narcotics and is safe for children with croup or whooping cough. Endorsed by multiple health authorities in 1901 1904 reports and by mothers as effective.
A neighbor discusses child illnesses and emphasizes early treatment. The speaker praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children, claiming it prevents spread and shortens colds. The talk urges timely medicine when symptoms appear and reassures that trying the remedy won’t harm the baby.
A Maine merchant recounts long experience with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He notes cures after trying many other medicines, describing his own cough and catarrh and stating the remedy ultimately relieved his symptoms. He praises the product and mentions a testimonial fee received.
This piece explains cough types and how Chamberlain's Cough Remedy supposedly addresses them. It notes dry coughs from colds, spasmodic coughs like whooping cough, and coughs after influenza or grip. It advises using the remedy, drinking hot water, and seeking physician care for persistent symptoms and potential chest issues.
Fragmentary ad style text mentions a cough and a claim of curing croup with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. References to a child and a house location Wheeling West Virginia appear. text is garbled and difficult to fully parse.
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