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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1908
Page
19
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a remedy for foul breath and digestive issues. It claims the lozenges purify the mouth, stop gas and bowel problems, and revitalize blood and nerves. Sold widely in boxes or via mail order from Stuart Co, Mars, LM.
A court near Indianapolis hears a lawsuit by George Paulne against an Amish community over fire damage to his barn and alleged religious coercion. The case cites the sect’s beliefs on oath, separation from a wayward member, and tensions within the family as the core issues.
The article profiles Mr. Johnstone, longtime head of the advertising department at Menter & Rosenhinom Co, which owns 73 stores and runs a mail order business. It notes a new arrangement with Booth's Hyomel Co of Buffalo, giving him charge of its large tins of copy and a broader income teaching role.
In New York Mrs Elihu Root widow of the secretary of state inherits from her mother Mrs Salem Hinds a trust and appraised fortune that grew from $50 000 to $500 000. The will directs one half to Mrs Root's children Claud Ball and Edward Ho Wales upon the widow's death. The estate value and share distribution are clarified, with the trust funds and private estate details noted.
Survey figures show wood accounts for about 61 percent of binding and 29 percent of fire resisting material in major cities. Experts note cement brick and steel replace wood in some uses, yet vast lumber demand persists in large and small towns across the country.
Fragmented passage discusses care of hands and methods to press and shape tools. It mentions pushing back and trimming resources and references a mandarin points system and fashion shifts. The readable text focuses on procedural hints and critique of current approaches.
Sufferers are urged to request a free complete trial of a home remedy claimed to cure irregular menstruation, pelvic disorders, and related symptoms. The ad promises personal consultations by mail and to send a guidebook and treatment for free upon request, listing a Summers box as the return address.
A historical note on black walnut furniture, once common in Fort Wayne, now scarce and highly valued. The article recalls 40 years ago when Hoffman Lumber sold walnut to furnish offices, its decline as forests drained, and stories of old pieces like dining tables and bookcases fetching high prices as collectors seek the sturdy, dark wood.
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