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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
3
C O Eldridge of Empire Ga touts Dr King's New Discovery as the best cure for coughs colds sore throats and lung troubles. He cites seven years of use for his family noting rapid relief for child croup. Sold with guarantee at Dreier Brothers drug store price 1.90 with trial bottles free.
The Kendallville Shakespeare Club met at Mrs. A. G. Fulls home on South Lincoln Street, studying Richard II with Mrs Angeline Teal as reader. A dainty lunch followed the reading as members discussed their next meeting at 419 North Center Street.
A city crowd gathered at Ruredi’s for an opening event this afternoon and evening, featuring performances and local officials. Attendees described a festive atmosphere with informal remarks and distinct community support.
Washington reports a U S revenue cutter expedition observed two new volcanic islands rising from the Pacific depths near the Rogostofe group. The Perry and McCulloch were nearby as officers witnessed steaming peaks and named a formation Perry Peak in honor of the ship.
A late 19th century expedition reports Fire Island peaks Perry and Me Caltech altered by upheaval. Southeast Perry Peak collapsed while northwestern Me Caltech peak grew, leaving a thin vertical wall. Steam vents opened, sulfur deposits colored rocks, and temperature readings indicated active geology. Residents noted large animal remains on Castle Rock beaches.
Notice of a public sale by the undersigned at a farm five miles north of Fort Wayne on the Lima road dated Basti 28. The declaration states the sale action and venue. Names and official details are not fully readable.
A fragment reports Charles Kell of the North Texas conference being relieved from his pastorate. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but reference to church duties and a Latent report is noted.
A minister recently announced he would be forced to quit due to ill health but relatives say he simply asked to be relieved at the Pasadena Church at the next conference. He is not expected to return to Indiana, though at least one top charge in the North Indiana conference seeks to secure his services.
Lakeside residents reconvene tonight to discuss dike improvements. A two member committee was formed to study legal methods and propose changes. Considerations include a cement river side wall from Griswell Avenue to Walton Avenue and dredging the Maumee River.
Floyd LeRoy Terry infant son of Mr and Mrs Terry of 140 Bator Street died Wednesday morning from brain trouble at fourteen months. Funeral services will be from the residence Friday morning at ten oclock with burial at Van Wert, former home of the parents.
Demonstrations on electrical cooking are being held this week at the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company offices, 674 Harrison Street. Sessions run mornings from 10 to 12 and afternoons from 2 to 5.
The Panhandle of Texas attracts farseeing homeseekers and investors from Indiana Ohio and Michigan as cheap fertile lands in the great Southwest grow scarce. Realty promoter T Grieg Davis touts the climate crops and easy terms while organizing excursion trips from Chicago via the Nickel Plate to the Panhandle offering large land opportunities before prices rise.
The City Packard concert band performs at Rurode's open venue referenced in local listings. Municipal music event draws residents for an evening of marching band selections and community entertainment.
The advertisement touts a sale offering Gar land ranges and Cook Stores with delivery by September. Buyers receive a free $5.00 enameled ware set and could pay on easy terms. The note claims an unusually large, complete line for Fort Wayne area buyers from Mr. Ash.
William Doty of Fort Wayne says two years of deafness and loud ear noises were cured quickly by Dr Wells. He reports complete relief and urges others with similar ailments to seek treatment. Dr Wells offers care for deafness and related ENT issues at 229 East Perrys Street opposite the Aveline hotel.
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