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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
4
Society women gathered at a Paris event described as a showcase of luxurious dresses and white tunics. The piece notes the attire, fabrics, and style favored by the group, with references to designers and shops such as Bleyer Bros and Giroux, and mentions a sold view of the event by Meersr Mims Co among others.
A fragmented report from Port Wayne outlines social calls and appearances by local residents including Cyrus Cline and Thomas, with entertainment planned for Monday. It mentions visits by Ruth McComb and family, a Seth Low meeting, and a real estate excursion to Texas. Several Port Wayne residents hosted relatives and attended church events, with Judge Mostlw and Judge Kennerk noted at a Nine Bill Hotel gathering.
A Fort Wayne couple testifies that Deen's Kidney Pills cured a long kidney ailment and Bright's Disease symptoms after other medicines failed. The letter from Anthony Elbert cites relief after one box and urges readers to try the remedy sold by Meyer Bros. & Co drug store, with Foster-Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
A chaotic OCR fragment from a Warsaw page shows scattered names, institutions, and actions about censorship, petitions, and schooling. The jumbled text references Rev. W Hi Tre, Milathik, Patton, and various local figures amid a muddled debate over restricting information in schools and public discourse.
Fragmentary text references Kiet and War sa GY with unclear names and locations. Mentions Canter and Steven with unrelated lines. Readers cannot determine specific event, outcome, or credible entities from the readable fragments.
The article portrays Geronimo expressing desire to return to his ancestral homeland while living on the Fort Sill reservation. It covers the Apache roundup on Rick Island near Bigin, overseen by Lt. George Burlington and Indian agents, noting cattle herds of roughly 10,000 and branding practices. It records Geronimo’s dialogue about white authority, faith, and his wish to reclaim his old life, balanced with caution from officials.
A playful adage links dimples with health, claiming a child with chubby limbs and a rounded face signals good health, while a drawn face and thin body suggest need. The saying reflects a common belief about physical appearance and vitality.
An old ran-together ad promises Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for sickly, pale children. It extols the product as nourishing and quickly digested, claiming it brings dimples and rounded cheeks, urging readers to send ad copy to receive a free ad.
The Indiana Presbyterian synod adopted resolutions urging President Roosevelt to ban ball games on Sundays in the army and navy and to stop Sunday banking and money orders in post offices. It also urged employers to limit Sunday work to twenty four hours annually, citing crimnology and public morals. The meeting urged changes to curb Sunday entertainments drawing youth from church and closed with plans for the next gathering.
Dr Heath answers an appeal from Hitchcock and Elmer Dover about funding the Republican campaign. He disputes claims of prosperity and cites unemployment and currency issues. The exchange centers on party finances, policy defense, and the need to support party candidates and platform.
Railroads secure a decisive outcome in a protracted dispute affecting routes and local routes. The report lists places and figures connected to the case, noting contested property or policy changes and the involved officials and firms.
The case against Arthur Mossiam jmer of Hof Brau for keeping after hours was continued to Saturday. William Hartnett and Tugon Ager fick were arrested. Chogormer held Hartnett on bond at 326 until Saturday morning. Bates faced meat selling charges but license issues blocked action. case set for Saturday with potential severity. Tar selling iugcor ta talars to come up, and Hartman & Beruss v Hartnuch set for December 2. Mark Potter v Potter October 31. Also notes on a divorce, a discharge from custody, and a drainage commission order. Scarlet fever scare hits schools. forty pupils absent. quarantines placed on Caulk and Rivet homes. health official says no epidemic danger.
The courts record a civil suit by Albere Dorsey seeking $8800 from Alexander White for van waste. Leonard Townsend and Harvey J. Wiccox are listed as attorneys. The case alleges the defendant is guilty to a grand charge and involves a vehicle or auto matter.
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