23 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1909
Page
1
Fragmented OCR news item mentions causes of Elzem explaining germs fester in skin and blood. It references medical authorities, debates, and product growth. Old favorites and Teddy Gear are noted. The text is garbled with nonstandard spellings and appears as a damaged page fragment.
Harris, a wealthy Argos hotel proprietor and Knights of Pythias member, was accused of drunken behavior aboard a Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley interurban at Logansport. He was removed to county jail, examined by deputy J. B. Stanley, but died before a physician arrived. Authorities noted the case as a possible misjudgment of intoxication.
The article surveys a wide array of children s toys and novelties from different nations, noting German advances in toy materials and a rush of new vehicles and games. It highlights the Alarathoi wagon, doll houses, Parisian dolls, and a mix of American, French, and German designs, with varied price ranges and evolving playthings for youngsters.
Diontseiler Indiana reports a week of rising oil output as gushers were discovered in West Virginia and Illinois fields. Production increased despite limited details, with strong activity centered on the West Virginia sites.
An old style health ad touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for rheumatism kidney liver and bladder troubles. It warns of dangerous diseases like Bright's disease, urges readers to seek its herbal remedy, and offers free sample bottles via mail from Kilmer & Co with address in Binghamton New York.
The report lists oil well distributions and barrel totals by district across Indiana , Kentucky , Ohio , West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Indiana Keystone has one well and 12 barrels, while Crawford shows forty one wells and 41,000 plus barrels, continuing with numerous counties and varying yields. Southeast Ohio Washington area records four wells with two dry and 513 barrels, Columbia two wells one dry and 100 barrels, Perry four wells with one dry and 60 barrels, Jefferson four wells two dry and 15 barrels, Noble two wells one dry and 10 barrels, and many more county entries detailing wells and barrels. West Virginia entries include Lincoln fifteen wells five dry and 133 barrels, Roane seven wells three barrels, Kanawha one well three barrels, among others, followed by detailed stock and shipment figures for the Mississippi River region.
Thanksgiving week promises busy times for Fort Wayne stores as Saturday sales surge double from last year. Advertisers urge early shopping while Fox Bros. & Co. founder models aggressive marketing, buying power, and an advertising mindset shaping the industry.
A sensational ad touts Pane's Diapepsin as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach misery. It claims fast relief from indigestion, belching, gas, heartburn, headaches, nausea, and sour stomach, with easy access through druggists. The prose urges readers to keep this remedy at home and use it to enjoy meals without fear of discomfort.
Decatur area residents hosted visitors including Geneve Ellis and Mrs. Lefeis, with social gatherings at Union City and Huntington. Local movers Ernest Steele and Brackett groups planned moves, while candidates campaign amid dry wets debates. Community notes mention train arrivals, Chicago trips, and a shopping ad for Patterson-Fletcher coats and overcoats.
Attorney Joseph Haley departed for Oklahoma for about ten days on legal matters. Marion photographer H P Dexheimer visits the city while Joseph Treuchet returns from a northern Wisconsin trip with a large bank. Store owner Joseph Hutzell also leaves for a week on business. The Sunday School association plans were discussed, with Detzer in charge while away, focusing on future work and driver observances amid uncertain rain.
Warrenton Virginia reports a devastating blaze on November 2 that swept four blocks of buildings, triggering martial law to control the fire threat. A drought crippled water supplies, and only dynamite saved the town from total destruction. losses reach about 75,000 dollars with 80,000 in insurance.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, told the National Civic Federation meeting that new onplayer liability laws are needed. He warned lawyers hinder progress, saying constitutional interpretation resources are relentless.
In Scott County Indiana both sides express confidence as the local option election nears. Reports from Scottsburg indicate leaders from factions anticipate a favorable outcome for their respective positions in the upcoming vote.
Real estate transfers listed by J Heller abstractor from 725 Court Street. Cary Irwin Malick and Virginis L Vandewertes transfer Lot 16 HG RacaMil’s addition to Lizte Bushman for 1. John A Pitehman is named with address Vote 3 35 8 40 28 12 1B 14 16 16 47.
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