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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
1
Parents urged to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsi for childhood constipation and related ailments. Claims from Mrs. Curry and Mrs. Hversolu credit the remedy with improved health, touts mild griping, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee. Contains old fashioned advice about safeguarding children's digestion and preventing future illnesses.
Three New Haven residents Frank Grover M E Garn and Jes Girard testified to Dr Wells of Fort Wayne for curing deafness and loud noises. They report rapid results with his advanced methods often in three to five treatments. His Fort Wayne office at 812 Near Street opposite the Aveline Motel is described as best equipped for these treatments.
A garbled text fragment references Chicago and Detroit with numerical scores and names like Shafer, Wy, and Wille. It mentions a May date and various individuals, suggesting a reported game or event with mixed OCR corruption. The exact actions, teams, and outcomes are unclear but imply a basketball or sports contest narrative.
Fragmented report covers American Association games in Columbus and Toledo with scattered names such as Wrigley, Stark, and Abbott. Details are garbled but references a 11 inning game, batters, pitchers, and multiple teams amid a chaotic recap of scores and players.
Indiana fast independents Indiana team faces Garrett in a Sunday May 5 game at League Park at 3 pm. Shamrocks seek a win with eager turnout urged to support the team.
A garbled 1920s college sports page shows Harvard and other teams in a chaotic recap. It mentions players like Seuss and Veal State, along with legal notices and a homeowner insurance line. The fragmentary text ties to May events, appointments, and upcoming games, with scattered names and scores.
Notes on Shamrocks performance, upcoming games, and player form with references to Quinn, Garrett, Port Wayne, and Sundays' matches. Mentions of Shamrocks dives into lineup details, missing errors, and plans for the next meeting.
Disrupted schedule notes a National League wanted game at League Park with rain soaked grounds delaying or cancelling play. The article references team figures including Shamrocks and Bul Mal lage Siow Qcoppies, mentions management and expected postponements with unclear lines about dates and local responses to the weather conditions.
Fragmented OCR text mentions local champions and a list of names and places. It references events, dates, and individuals like Ingeharmipteneluye and La Cleage, with scattered mentions of games and locations. The readable content is garbled. core facts are unclear.
The lawn tennis singles title drama features May Sutton and Helen Wills Moody among a list of stars as they prep for Beltist courts. Hankering by fans signals a showcase of top players including Margaret Court era names and rivalries shaping this season’s competition.
In Lafayette Indiana on May 91 the trial of Men Alies Cooper Lawson moved slowly as the opening statement by prosecutor Flanagan stretched into the afternoon. A clash erupted when defense attorney Mellugh accused state lawyers of wasting time to exhaust jurors. Judge De Hart imposed a time limit on opening remarks and proceedings continued with tension among attorneys and witnesses present.
Fragmented notes describe a man named Mr. 3. bark visiting Latah and a Mele RoW township school, with mentions of a painter this summer, a deal firm, and John Bonne at a Williams Street home. The text also references Pedro and a serial good time, leaving unclear details.
A Youngamacher home hosted a social for Hart family relief, gifts and cash totaling $1 were donated. Guests played cards, merchants contributed prizes and supplies, and a crowd enjoyed songs and readings. A Cleveland party at the Wayne hotel planned a Chicago trip, while telegrams from Canton, Ohio, announced a brother’s illness and passing moments later. Evangelist Lege spoke on baptism and salvation as the church congregation gathered for sermons and musical numbers led by the Walterson sisters and Ava Calvert.
In the city a call for better service focuses on continuity with the same team of men for three years. A plea suggests superior service elsewhere.
A Fort Wayne advertisement promotes ULTRA-VIOLET RAYS as a successful method to treat eczema setter salt rebwni psoriasis pimples and all scalps illnesses. It claims to stop hair loss and stimulate new growth and lists Dr Wells at 812 Calhoun St.
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