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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
7
The article item notes a dispute involving Arma Alordura and Farle Madea Company, reported by Journa Betts. It outlines alleged errors in orders and a resulting settlement effort, with focus on the parties' names, dates, and the business dispute context.
A long fragmentary society column recounts autumn gatherings, guest lists, anniversaries, and club meetings. Names including Miss Josephine Backon, Miss Helen McQuors, Mr. Otto Hughes, and Mrs. Pink appear amid notes of dinners, sewing circles, and upcoming programs.
The October program details emerge for several clubs led by Mrs Giris J Loge and Mrs Max B Fisher with papers on Bourbon Rags and French literature. The D A meeting adjourns as Griswald presents, and Mrs Olaf N Gudlin earns the domestic science chair at the Federation of Women’s Clubs, lauded for her education work and child welfare efforts.
Read like an old church anniversary notice, the item marks a twenty five year jubilee for Jubilee of Zion Church. It cites reverent praise for God and Christ and stresses the spread of gospel through the church, scripture, and ministers. It references prophecy, apostles, and the church’s cornerstone Jesus Christ.
The article records a spiritual labor by Zion pastors and people to spread salvation, praising a fortunate work blessed by the church. It mentions students, choir, and hymns, with a brief aside on a Denver Democratic convention event featuring Theodore Bell and F E Herring speaking at Saengerbund hall at 2 PM.
Reported rallying of Tory factions to oppose Prime Minister Herbert Asquith on education licensing and social reform bills. Mention of leadership by Bonar Law and Chamberlain style tax policy, with bitter divides over liquor restrictions and potential electoral pressure. Includes references to by elections and parliamentary strategy.
The advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a source of power by transforming impure blood into pure rich blood to nourish every organ and tissue. It urges readers to send their address for a sample and mentions address details in New York, Bowne and related lines.
Dr Rush, a licensed osteopath, claims to treat acute and chronic diseases without drugs. He promises a free evaluation and testimonials from patients who were previously told only months to live, urging those aged 20 and older to seek his reformer style care.
A garbled OCR item discusses turbine and car machinery rated at 600 kilowatts, rising to 750 kilowatts for boilers. Mentions tests by labs or experts, potential accidents, and safety concerns about transformer handling. Names and places are unclear due to the messy text.
The Journal-Gazette announces its new home in the Bass building on Clinton street and says the old office is vacated. There is no change in the telephone number and readers are invited to visit once set up. The paper also promotes Journal-Gazette Want Ads, available at Call 18 day or night.
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