26 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1901
Page
1
The ad promotes S. S. S. as a safe vegetable blood purifier and tonic for children, claiming it strengthens blood, appetite, digestion, and immunity against common diseases. It urges parents to request free literature and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, GA.
Society notes recount Mrs Elizabeth Hiller delivering preparatory talks on womans work in Port Wayne. The event featured demonstrations, meals, and remarks comparing modern female labor, with guests from Chicago and local attenders noted.
A fragmented menu note mentions breakfast items and unclear terms. It references mangled phrases like SG Breakfast Bead and Cyultie tanuhtheps with muted notes of toast, mutatoes, and Colfre, lacking clear dish names or context.
An unreadable OCR fragment with scattered phrases and neologisms. The passage shows garbled names and incomplete references, lacking coherent events or identifiable subjects. No clear person, place, or action can be determined from the available readable words.
Fragments describe a recipe with raisin or chopped items and mixed ingredients. Mentions upcoming steps like simmering sugar syrup, adding pulp, and chilling. References frozen cranberries and a dairy or egg component, but many words are garbled, making exact amounts and instructions hard to confirm.
Ottawa reports an extraordinary stir as seven years ago George fl Kent of 408 Gilmour St was said to be near death from Bright's disease. Doctors allegedly gave up then Dodd's Kidney Pills credited with saving him, leading to renewed public interest and discussions among local physicians. Kent and his wife reportedly honored the unit by naming their daughter Dodds in 1890.
Charles Sixby of Bluffton, referenced in Journal-Gazette dispatches, has decided to move his glove factory to the city. He closed a lease for the Seidel building on Calhoun Street and will install forty machines for operation, employing many workers, mostly girls.
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxstive Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes a money back guarantee if the cure fails and features Grove's signature on each box. Price listed as 35 cents.
Grand Master Kown of Pomavilly arrives to officiate the dedication of the new lodge rooms in the Matonic Temple in the city. A banquet follows with dignitaries including Edward Courke, Rev J Budman Fleming, Judge Rollars, J M Robineon, Theodore Frank, and William Gynkty. Linden quartet to provide music. rooms not yet completed.
Excursion licket stations on Pennsylvan lines within three miles of selling point offer reduced fares for Thanksgiving day trips. Dates of sale are November 2 and 3. Return limit November 9. For particulars contact Fort Wayne ticket agent John L. Hors.
Temple Theatre presents Across the Pacific tonight with a Thanksgiving matinee and night show featuring A Rough Riders Romance. The White Stave and East Lynne are slated for Friday and Saturday matinee and night. A Rough Rider’s Romance, based on Lt Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and the Rough Riders, arrives with a 20‑piece company and period costumes. Reservations and a free band concert precede showtimes. Bartley Grady’s The White Stave and East Lynne at the Masonic Temple follow. Also advertised is Chamberlain’s Stomach, Liver and Kidney tablets.
A damaged solicitation by Charles Albert Zimmerman M D promises free cure for cancer to three chosen poor individuals if ministers or state governors nominate them. The letter touts his Farfad Clay treatment as superior and certain, urging public awareness of his method.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as curing ovarian and uterine troubles, menstrual disorders, and female weakness. It touts safety and widespread endorsements, urging refunds for those who reject alternatives and urging purchase from druggists.
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