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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
3
A Parisian hair tonic firm, Meyer Bros Co of Buffalo, New York, advertises a money back guarantee. The pitch claims dramatic hair regrowth in two weeks and asserts refunds if results are not seen. The copy mentions the product, alleged benefits, and a customer satisfaction promise.
The article portrays Mrs. Marshall, wife of Indiana gubernatorial candidate William D. Marshall, as a powerful informal influence in the campaign. It notes her public reception in Indiana and her active role in shaping political interactions, while acknowledging her support for her husband and her own political presence among women and notable residents.
Monroeville community pages report Miss Alice Luwd leaving for Indiana to attend Twilight Temple Pythian session in Indianapolis. Postmaster Walters visited Fort Wayne. various local residents attended musicales, lodge events, and family gatherings.
The ad touts cod liver oil with hypophosphites claiming high energy yield versus starches and sweets. It emphasizes strength, blood enrichment, nerve vitality, and tissue repair, urging readers to send their address for a complete handy atlas of the world.
Guests of J Watturs Abr have bought his house, now lived in by Wm Enwin and family. Erwin may vacate, Battenberg moves to his Fort Thi Fall, and Enwin will occupy Battenberg’s present home until a new house is built, likely in spring. Spake hosts Priscilla embroidery club Friday afternoon.
Sumner Wy Jaynes of Portland, a prohibition candidate for Indiana governor, spoke at Angola's courthouse park with a 92 attendance. He urged national wide prohibition, critiqued local option, and argued only full statewide action can end liquor traffic. He backed moving beyond wet and dry counties and called for a national constitutional repeal.
Willam A Tesher, a Civil War veteran, died Wednesday at his home in Fairview. He lingered from a tubercular infection and was about sixty five. Funeral is set for 2 p.m. today at the church in Fairview. Survived by his widow, one son, and one daughter, Mrs. George Lawther.
A trolley party by the Misses Swinney arrived in Bluffton at noon. They were welcomed at Bliss hotel with a sumptuous repast and guided tours around town. This marks their third visit, with names of local attendees and drivers listed among the entourage.
The Inoue family from Batlac Creek share their experience with indigestion and stomach disorders. They praise a home remedy mixing ginger essence of pepsin and other ingredients, suggesting one teaspoon after meals to improve appetite, energy, and health.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous residents including Emmons NW Griswohi Huffman Knight McDonald W W Crasby S L Morris Walter Gids H G Pervenr Perver Aose Perfort Katherine Macfiougal Meriss Clark Margaret Binith Hamilton Anna Ward and several others from Fort Wayne and nearby areas.
The Journal-Gazette offers a $500 reward for information leading to the identification and conviction of the person or persons who stole a mailing list from the Journal Gazette office. The notice promises protection for informants and a zero-cost contract. Also reported is an accident involving Louis Klein, a B&O car inspector, who was severely burned after a coffee incident in a car diner.
Republican Committeeman is Attorney Far Steel Trust and beef trust, sleeping car trust, express companies and Great Northern. The national committee to destroy charges that Fran B. Kofogs and others led a campaign, with Minnesota figures like Kellogg as general counsel for steel interests. Loftis cites actions before Minnesota railways and warehouse commissions from 1904 to 1907 showing Kellogg defending railroads and express firms aligned with the steel trust efforts to suppress labor and curb rates.
Levi Stlenbarger, an elderly resident of Orange township near Dallville, Indiana, died at home Thursday morning after a brief illness from a brain hemorrhage. The funeral will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Brimfield Methodist church.
Mr James and his son Neil are visiting Minneapolis Avio Miz. BUR Walsh of Union News reports hotel Anthony hosted discussions with HL J Kee and others. A wave of Western city visits, navy recruiting, and a string of small incidents from vandalism complaints to giant cucumbers near downtown business houses paint a busy city scene.
A quarterly gathering of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held at Hamilton Ind with the Hey da superintendent from Fort Wayne presiding and preaching. Dr W church DoD master of the Methodist Bhiscoyal will preach Sunday at 10 0 a m with services to follow and an evening sermon at 7 00. The event welcomes all members and attendees to participate in the weekend program.
Report claims a new preparation called pure olivox cures eczema and skin conditions. Advertisement-like narrative touts rapid improvement after hot-water treatment, urging readers to obtain sealed packages from drug stores for home use.
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