18 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1913
Page
1
A Cleveland area storm caused major disruption as repairs slow, casualties rise, and military and civilian aid respond. Power, telegraph, and telephone services deteriorated, thousands displaced, and charitable groups mobilize relief while authorities assess damage and plan triage efforts.
An advertisement touts Samuel's 3-P capsules as a remedy for stomach trouble. It promises rapid, gentle relief and renewed energy, noting the product is printed with ingredients and endorsed by doctors worldwide. Package details list prices and outlets for purchase in multiple locations.
Bert Wayny Frixhin of Pyihlen Indess announced the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Knights of Pythias. The event will be February 19 in Washington D C with a bronze tablet to honor members who joined by the date. Indiana lodges report many applications and will conduct Monday rank work as preparations continue. The order counts about 760000 members nationwide and around 7000 in Indiana.
The partition of Edward Faton et al for Huck Crow drainage, tied to the dash farm, moved before the circuit court with remonstrants represented by Wide and Wide and Te Ballou withdrawing. County Surveyor Carl Mish Inv and Try Priea will be appointed, proceeding to assess damages as the ditch, projected as the largest in the region, would span many miles at an estimated cost around $70,000. Attorneys Janin Ewhonk and Thenam represent the petitioners.
Lagrange county resident Neal St. Glough, a wealthy eccentric farmer, deeded about 2,218 acres of land valued near 75 000 dollars to DePauw University. The gift spans property in Araphoe, Noble and other counties with housing and mineral rights, while the will of Valetine Blough, tied to the estate, faced probate disputes among his sons Noah and Henry.
Intelligible local note records the funeral for Howard Devir, a well known resident who died suddenly last week. Rev A Hy Bariens led services at Mt Church with Albert Ellet of KilAnmoy visiting. Other brief items mention Mrs Tennar and Cvidence Stuhlmaan, plus a small house fire near Mrs Burson’s home and Mrs Trowbridge’s illness.
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A lecture by Newell G Maynard argues eugenics offers the nation the best path to welfare. He contends genetics shape mental and physical traits and that careful education and selective marriage could guide evolution, urging laws and personal education to improve future generations.
Columbia City. Nov. 17. Orpla Yuk daughter of Mr and Mrs Pauloliui of Whitley County married William Stayng of Allen County by Det. Te A Tadlanial. The bride is among the most popular young Indigs of Smith Jownah with a wide circle of friends. The groom is a farmer of Allen County. They will settle on the groom's farm and have the best wishes of all. MARY J. PENCE WILL IS PROBATED in Columbus City Indy Nov. 17.
An ad touts a centuries old home remedy for aging kidneys and urinary issues. It promotes Gold Medal brand pills described as a convenient capsule with drops in each dose. The copy claims quick relief from bladder and kidney discomfort and urges readers to ask their druggist for a box of the product.
The late Mary J Penes wills that all just debts be paid first and her real and personal property be divided equally among her four children Nurney A Lowly Nettie iJ Heigax Viruil d Pence and Laura Doom. The estate is valued at $30,900 with details of spousal and property transfers noted.
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