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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1908
Page
3
An offered program promises to provide a course of treatment at no cost to the first thousand individuals who write to prove the effectiveness claimed. The message emphasizes neutralizing deadly disease germs and invites urgent action.
An advertisement promises to purify blood and destroy disease germs by delivering oxygen to the stomach and applying artificial nerve force to nerves and brain. It touts the Marvelous Psy Phy Treatment as the most powerful healing agency known to man, claiming remarkable health benefits.
Physician recounts long career starting in 1880 as a general practitioner and pension examiner. He serves as health officer, municipal health board member, and president of the county medical society, asserting success in treating chronic diseases where others failed.
A sensational offer promises a free course of treatment for kidney liver and stomach ailments without any payment. G B Contant MD claims a guided regimen using oxygen nerve force and “Psy-Phy Force” can cure deep seated illnesses and urges readers to write for a diagnosis and the full course mailed tomorrow.
A local political appeal supports Otis L Ballou as the Democratic candidate for senator representing LaGrange and Noble counties. Advocates cite Ballou’s past near election success, his broad support in LaGrange, and expected cross county backing from Noble voters. Opinion writers from Kendalville and local figures urge the convention to nominate Ballou, arguing he can unite the district and win in November.
War sa w Ind March 21 Burt Tuatee aunt Lois Hubbard were at restot InAC might at lsd celele by Night Ottiner Ghueley W DouglasA. The couple were driving about the elly when a disturbance arose. Mrs Jugden followed and entered a room where the couple wissolated was about to assault Hubbard girl when her husband intervened. Moss Hubbard had been employed as a domestic at a local boarding house. Mayor Rigdon intends to ask the girl to leave the city. Justice will be arraigned in the city court on a charge of association With a woman of ste pata.
A brief notice states that estimates for repairs to typewriters will be furnished. It covers all makes and invites inquiries to secure quotes for service. No specific brands, locations, or dates are provided in readable text.
Julia C. Brown died suddenly Friday night at 12 o clock from heart failure at her daughter’s home four miles southeast of Lagrange Indiana. She was seventy seven and had been in good health until near death. She called for Dr Hostetler moments before death. Funeral services set for Monday at 1 p m from the Wier home with burial in Lagrange cemetery. Four children survive.
Milford resident Edward Higbee enters the race for state senator representing Kosciusko and Marshall counties. Early support appears solid across Kosciusko with likely backing from eastern Marshall County. There is notable support in Warsaw, the county seat, fueling a strong campaign outlook.
War sawt ind March 21 The Commercial Telephone compact at Warsaw is extending its cable lines within the city. Manager J W Scott says the work will save a large amount of money after previous repairs from wind rain and hail storms. the extension aims to reduce costly breakdowns.
Announcement from the Warsaw and Winona Sunday School Association confirms a quarterly conference in Warsaw on May 25 at the First Boys’ Church. Expected large turnout with several prominent speakers scheduled to participate.
In Warsaw Indiana on March 21 a verdict reports fish shipped from a Peru grocery house as underweight. Food Inspector H Barnard found most cans or portions lacking one fourth to two pounds each. He will file a complaint with federal authorities.
Brushy Prairie residents enjoyed a pleasant social evening yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Gavit where a granite shower was held with many useful gifts and light refreshments. The event was described as royal in tone and reflected a warm community gathering in a small Indiana town.
Kendallville social notes list guests and hosts across area towns including Olga Bogner from Winona Lake visiting Mrs. Sarah Seigler and Mrs. N Schiupp, David Kinison returning to Wolcottville, A E and Mshe cuests at Redmond farm near South Bend, Mrs. A Smith and child visiting Kalama, and Miss Gretchen resigning as stenographer in Goshen. Several residents travel for visits, family teasers, and reappearances with local hosts and friends mentioned.
Mrs. Mary Wilkins of Remington Indiana is among the state’s oldest residents having lived in three centuries and in her 109th year. Born in Tyrone Ireland September 29 1799 she came to America in 1840. She is visiting a daughter in Indiana and is in fine health after an automobile ride.
President and party leaders confer on tariff revision plan to be shaped after March 4, 1909. Investigations by house and senate committees to prepare data, opposed to a tariff commission. Debate touches Sherman anti trust law, railroad traffic agreements, and labor impacts with mixed views among Aldrich Dalzell Payne Hepburn and others.
North Webster Indiana March 21 a young man Blg genberg was arrested today charged with violating the fish law He was taken to jail and will likely be held Warsaw Indiana March 21 report notes a recent eating incident revealed in the same batch of notices
An advertisement extols Kodol as a liquid digestive that digests all foods instantly from mouth onward. It contrasts Kodol with pepsin products, claims relief from indigestion, and urges readers to buy the large $5 bottle from DeWitt & Co. Chicago with a satisfaction guarantee.
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