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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1908
Page
3
Ancient remedy instructions warn that kidney disorders cause nervousness melancholia fever and pain in the bladder region. It prescribes a compound syrup and tonic made from Sarsaparilla and other ingredients to purify urine and restore strength, urging readers to consult a physician and rely on a prepared remedy.
In Roanoke Charles Jocker is accused of stealing twenty four bushels of clover seed from Brathier-in-Lai. Jacob Rudisili initially refused to talk. Sheriff Grice and Deputy Hughes pursued but the suspect fled, later detained with silence broken only by uncertain claims of innocence.
Charles L DeVault spoke at West Creighton Avenue Church of Christ on a dramatic lecture tracing Hebrew history from ancient legends to modern times. He cited notable Hebrews including Mendelssohn, Verdi, and Judah L Benjamin while discussing trials and tribulations of Jewish people.
The Fort Wayne store Wolf and Nessauer has secured several large carpet orders totaling nearly 10 000 yards. The Hotel Anthony contract leads with extensive carpet and upholstery work, while a recent deal covers carpets draperies and shades for The Butler harbeler apartments and the Elka building. Fort Wayne's department stores are praised for their ability to compete with larger cities, signaling forward growth in retail.
America's famous Black Knight John H. Hector will lecture on Prohibition at Monroeville on Tuesday evening next. The speech is urged for every person especially those of his race to hear him.
An Angolan wedding unites two college graduates with roots in Salem township and Winte rten. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Within J iluber, and the groom Ernest are noted as accomplished, well regarded students from the state college. The ceremony took place at the bride’s tents with the church praiseful and blessings pronounced by the Pholuest at Mees.
Fremont boys and girls played basketball at Pioneer on a Saturday with local rivals Tremont. The girls led 21 to a tie for the Fremont team, while the boys struggled amid a challenging day, with Pioneer maintaining pressure.
Under director Mr J West the group collects clothing for the needy. Volunteers canvass homes, gathering coats, dresses, and everyday wear to send to Salvation Army Industrial homes. The campaign, led by Amy and Wiest, aims to reuse garments and support the poor through donations.
An issue of the American Journal of Clinical Medicine contains punctuation corrupted guidance urging readers to use whiskey and Virgin Pine oil mixtures to treat coughs and pneumonia symptoms. It promotes Leach Chemical Co’s “genuine” Pine oil product, claiming cures and urging preparation from separate ingredients and sealing for freshness.
The courts process several cases including Charles R. Stewart seeking a vote from Pauline B. Stewart in a divorce era case from January 1, 19 00. Martha Curtis receives a divorce from Edward Curtis amid contested fees. A change of venue moves the Fort Wayne Springfield Traction case to Whitles county. Frank Sinel declared unsound mind and confined. Several partition, mining, and marriage license matters appear with local attorneys named. A tea ad promotes a preferred brewing method at Hason Pletcher Co.
An 60 year old Cornellve Naylor, last seen near his home, surfaced in Warr en with a guardian noting he had spent time in a Richmond insane hospital. He claimed ten days of dementia after leaving home and refused to reveal his location to avoid reentering hospital care.
Dr. HO Trugeemin, secretary of the board of health, reported yesterday that Tenn tenkine, the patient at the pest house suffering from simaligox, would recover despite this the severest case seen in years.
An article states a mysterious estrax treatment touted as a cure for eczema, with directions to mix powdered estrax in hot water and apply to affected skin twice daily. It claims immediate itching relief and permanent cures, urging careful use only with pure estrax and noting reported cases to the Doctor's Guide.
A 1908 speech by Hon. S. M. Balaton examines a Republican plank to guarantee bank deposits via a national fund, praising proponents like Hon. Landis and Governor Hughes’ objections. The talk links bank safety to public confidence, critiques temperance contrasts, and cites 1907 Beardsley and Blue Tiger acts, arguing Republicans too often appease liquor interests.
A retail trade note promotes the Stetson style hat priced at six dollars. The Patterson Flotcher Company markets a quality headwear item emphasizing style and value in a short catalog blurb.
In Bluffton Indiana on October 26 reports circulated that Republicans and bankers were spreading rumors that Bryan would win the presidency and Taft would falter, with loans being used to influence votes. H C Arnold of Studebaker Bank and L Mason of Wells County Bank denied such statements, saying no such talk had been issued.
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