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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
8
A historical advertisement touts Nyal's Hot Springs Blood Remedy as an efficient treatment for impure blood and skin diseases. It contrasts Hot Springs cures with the remedy's lower time and cost, notes no single cure exists yet asserts strong effectiveness, and lists multiple pharmacies and merchants offering the product.
Classified listing notes in the Journal Gazette indicate that want ads consist of compact single word entries labeled as vee a word, reflecting a minimal instant-citation format for small notices.
Fred C Waterman trustee of Miller Goodman bankruptcy estate sues First National Bank of Autumn in federal court to recover 3000 dollars claimed as an unjust pref erence. Miller and Goodman ran stores at Angola and Pleasant Lake, were declared bankrupt by Judge Anderson on January 31.
The article discusses kidney symptoms seen with the naked eye and smoky urine as common but not definitive signs of disease. It notes inflammation timing, diet, and Fulton’s Renal Compound claiming to aid kidney inflammation in about 87 percent of cases, with emphasis on early discovery and cautious health changes.
Decatur Ind March 17 A sudden death is reported in Sophia Buck aged seventy one wife of Ernest Buck of Trettheim. She died Monday night at nine after rheumatic heart trouble and pleurisy. Her granddaughter Mrs Koldawey of Fort Wayne was due for the funeral when illness struck the household. Survivors include seven children Fred William Ernst Bingen Christ Hoagland Martin and others. Funeral set for Friday at 1 30 at Freidheim Lutheran Church led by Rev Tress.
James Sullivan of Geneva sues G. R. & J. Railroad Co. for damages claiming a fire set by a shark from an enema caused his house and barn to burn, destroying all household goods. Plaintiff Bulcher, attorney, seeks 3614 dollars.
A garbled March report from the Kiet News Bureau notes a March tiger appearance tied to a local event. The piece references a school club and a person named Goonse Tayi and mentions examinations and hearings in an unclear context.
Warsaw March 17 The Goshen district conference of the North Indiana Methodist Episcopal Church renews local preacher licenses including M Markle of Myron amid a drawn out eligibility dispute. Rev C L DeBow of Corinna introduced a motion to refuse Markle. the motion failed narrowly. The conference tightens rules requiring four year study and yearly exams for local pastors without regular charges. Rev J C Murray criticizes preaching frequency of toral preachers and notes rivalry with local pastors. Rev Hess of Warsaw commends his record, preaching 137 times in the past year.
An Indiana man credits Grape-Nuts with aiding recovery from appendicitis after doctors warned against immediate surgery. He followed a two week fast then fruits and milk, later introducing Grape-Nuts, reporting regained strength and weight, stronger muscles, and improved energy despite the prior illness.
Warsaw Ind March 17 The Rev B S Tookey formerly of Warsaw and past pastor at Lagro Methodist Episcopal church lies very low after a broken skull injury from last Sunday. He suffered a violent convulsion but received immediate attention and his condition improved, with a chance of recovery.
The record notes seven individuals initiated to the chieftain degree in a Warsaw lodge meeting. Details mention Wy Penshwa trite, T. 9. ROOM and a late session of the lodge with addresses Lemus, W. Royse, 1, Warsaw. The narrative includes garbled names and a description of the ceremony.
Ant ind March 7 attendance noted for a presentation featuring cinema and a talk by an advocate for American news. The event took place at Raver Hall with plans for further demonstrations and screenings titled The Spins Rye Tafa of Christ World.
Obituaries report Mrs. Anna M. Fitzgerald of Allen county dying at her daughter’s home in Fort Wayne at seventy three after fifteen years in the city. Surviving are children, fourteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Rev. Schulz to lead service. Funeral Thursday morning at the residence with interment at Sea. Also remembered is Mrs. William Keck of this city who died in Pomona California after Beight’s disease. Surviving are husband and three daughters with several siblings. Remains to Fort Wayne for funeral services and naval party expected to arrive early next week.
Kish News Bureau reports in Satun Indiana that Orrin Bleakley won $81,000 against Central Western Oil company in circuit court. The suit arose from a note owed by the firm to Charles Schwab for $100,009, purchased by Bleakley. A receiver was appointed for the company and orders directed sale of assets with return in thirty days.
Fragmented notice describes local commerce changes with garbled phrases about groceries, packages, and guarantees. Key entities are unclear due to the OCR errors, but the piece hints at daily budgeting tips and prices in a small town market.
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