Artful Embossed Papers Reflect Tastes and Economy
The passage notes stylish colorings and embossed gilt cartridge papers with borders and ceilings to mute. It suggests those with a grain of economy and reject tastes favor cheap goods, indicating a sense of thrift shaping decorative choices and quality perception.
Rare Walt Paper Bargains at Hull's Lo 90 Calhoun St
Local listing promotes rare Walt paper bargains at Hull's store located at 90 Calhoun Street. Limited stock announced with emphasis on special offers and downtown location.
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Walt
LO. Hull's
Calhoun St
L. O. Hull
L. OQ
Hull's
Calhuun St
Limited wrecked No S grashes into freight train in East Yards
A wreck disrupted a west bound freight at a Liga road crossing near Annawan yesterday morning. Three cars were smashed to kindling wood with cheese scattered. the east bound cars remained on the siding. The west bound freight blocked the track for about an hour while crews cleared the line. No passengers were injured, but an engine frame handler was fractured in the machine shop accident, and a Wabash worker was treated at home.
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Liga
Dlagenan
Ube
Chiles
Enalite
Adio
Bassenger
George Ebner
Frederick Ehinger
Wabash’ Inbor
East Main Street
Dr. J. Porter
Company
Peru
New Time Card Changes for Winter Train Service
The winter timetable takes effect today at noon on the Pennsylvania line. No changes to passenger train arrival or departure times in Fort Wayne, except No. 25 replacing No. 15 as a mail train between Pittsburgh and Chicago, arriving at 8 15 a.m. Two B and C officials visited Fort Wayne to review accounting methods. Piece work prices for motive power repairs have been completed and will be adopted systemwide. A Georgia mining company chief bought an amalgamator from Fort Wayne, shipping next month. Bowser factory orders surge with 5% tanks for Wisconsin Central, potential overtime to meet demand as shipments to Reston near. Late trains affected most routes Yesterday.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Chicago
Crawford
Fort Wayne
Amal E.tor
I. W. Adams
Dahjonege, Consolidated Gold “Mining Company
Geor
Chattanooga
Dr. Hicks
Hoon
Adams
Bowser
Reston
John Rup
Pillebine Black Smith
Keegan
Grand Rapids
M. A.lamar
Intn
E. McLaughlin
Charley Casterline
Motive Power Office
Arthur Huchens
Telegraph Office
Ley
H. A. Dolm
Pullman
7. Haslup
J. Sander
Lee Ballard
Pierce
Charles Dageter
Pittsbury
HK. L. Thiel Tas
Malectric Works
Charles W. Orr
F. B. Mills
Suverss
Local railroad workers face routine duties and personnel changes
Reports from the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne line detail daily assignments, layoffs, and vacations. Conductor swaps, machinists and brakemen taking time off, and several workers transferring to or from Chicago and Pullman. Thanksgiving plans noted for the Bags works.
Thanksgiving treats and music gear on display at local shop
The store of Guy Conklin at 15514 Calhoun street invites shoppers to sample Acomparable Chocolates or Bon Bons for Thanksgiving and to hear the Victor Talking Machine, advertised as the most distinct talking instrument, with models priced from 12 to 50 dollars.
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A. C. Aurentz
Victor
Guy Conklin
Calhoun Street
Dreaming and waking in a young life’s murky world
A reflective prose fragment follows a young woman lost in dreams and night thoughts. It muses on sleep, shadows, and awakening while contrasting longing with the ache of youth, ending with an abrupt local ad for wallpaper bargains at Hull's.
Notice to Physicians and Midwives, Fort Wayne 1901
Notice issued by the Public Health Department of Fort Wayne Indiana dated November 19 1901 requires all physicians and midwives practicing within the city to register name and residence at once under General Ordinance No 175 passed September 10 1901. The Health Commissioner A I Macbeth warns those failing to comply face penalties and urges immediate registration.
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Incis Department OF “Public Health
Yort Wayne
Indiana
Common Counsel
Thia Nist
Riley's new book of poems praised by Chicago reader
S. E. Kiser notes Riley's Book of Poems has engaging verses that resonate with simple, clear language. The writer prefers Riley's accessible style over heavy verse and anticipates buying the new collection, commending its humor and emotional appeal. Chicago Record-Herald.
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Riley
S. E. Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
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