23 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1901
Page
1
Swell Footwear advertises a wide selection of shoes for men women and children, with winter styles and durable materials like Velour Gulf Patent Kid and Ranmat Leather. The store lists prices from $3.10 up and carries clothing items such as undergarments, shirts, caps, gloves, overalls, and wool hose at low prices.
The store headlines include gold fish in all varieties such as Japanese funtails and rare finds. It also offers globes and aquaria, canaries from Hurtz Mountain and St. Andrews, and assorted birds. Describes itself as the most complete store of the kind in the state.
The tenth anniversary of St Patrick's Catholic church dedication was celebrated yesterday. Father J F Delaney led solemn high mass with assistants Rev Thomas Mungavan and Rev James Fitzpatrick. Parish growth and finances praised. local ads promote Victor Talking Machines from Guy Conklin at 15944 Calhoun Street.
Fort Wayne Indiana office of public health warns all physicians and midwives within city limits to register name and residence under General Ordinance 5, passed September 1904. Deadline near. those failing to comply face penalties.
In Society, a first church event drew wide attention with a dinner hosted by Yours Laudh. Mrs. Hil fur appeared to an ovation as guests praised the beef courses and sauces. Attire was all white with elaborate table setting and a long guest list. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Smuck and many local figures. The menu featured oyster cocktail, cream of celery soup, beef with creole sauce, roast turkey, potatoes, and cake. Also noted were social visits, anniversaries, and a masquerade anniversary gathering at Eugene Olds’ home. A Thanksgiving service was planned at the YWCA.
The Wee church states Thanksgiving Day events with services and community meals. No witnesses or further details provided.
The essay notes Willian Admulys new York production of Lover's Lane faced critical scrutiny for vivid coloring and artistic choices. It reflects on apple tree imagery and seasonal bloom as a metaphor for stage color, contrasting autumnal hues with spring growth and audience reception.
A Fort Wayne reader extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills claiming they restore nerve control and promote deep sleep after anxiety and nervous twitching. The testimonial notes relief of twitching and steadiness, with pills sold for 50 cents a box at Meyer Bros. & Co and other druggists, urging care to see the physician’s portrait and signature on packaging.
We received nine time of Ladies' Volour Jackets and the latest Biyles. Ladies are urged to call at our department immediately before sold out. Prices reasonable. The Frank Dry Goods Co.
Dr. J. E. Bickel will travel to Portsmouth Ohio to wed Miss Anna Huegis in St Marys Church on Wednesday morning at 8 a m He is Wag ners assistant at the Pennsylvania and will reside here after marriage Miss Josephine Bickel will accompany him. STOP THE COUGH AND WORK OFF THE COLD Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day No cure No Pay Price 25 cents.
Civil service examinations will be conducted in this city on December 11 18 and 15 for the position of assistant astronomer at the United States Naval Observatory with a salary of 1900 per year. Open to all US citizens meeting requirements and wishing to enter the service. Not suitable for those without relevant training. Wear the black and white overcoat sold by Patterson-
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