Parisian Sage hair tonic claim and customer endorsements
An advertisement extols Parisian Sage as a native hair dressing that halts dandruff in two weeks and improves hair quality. It quotes testimonials from customers praising its effects, notes the product’s price and availability through Meyer Bros. Co and direct from makers Girone Mi. Ou, Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash
Luis Praute
Lane Beer
Prac
Dandra
Ici
Paris
Meyer Bros. & Co
Sedong-Hall
Area CB
Morton
Buttrio
Augia
Morer Tras. & Co
Elf
Gregaln
Girone Mi. Ou
Buffalo
Accidents in Penny Shops Highlight Hazards
News notes multiple shop accidents in the Pennsylvania plant. E B Lagemann was knocked unconscious by a falling shaft, treated at St Joseph's hospital, later discharged. FO Dreyer damaged left foot when a cross head fell. Val Ewing cut on the ankle and out for days. A factory team is forming, with a lineup listed. Wayne Knitting Mill closes for Fort Wayne fair, as Karl Moensch’s funeral draws staff away. Seattle chosen for the next Traveling Passenger Agents meeting. M Pahrer named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B .Lagemann
Pennsylvania
St. Joseph's Hospital
FO. H. Dreyer
Val Ewing
Grother
Wis
Industrial Notes From the Pennsylvvania Shops
Walter Garrett toggles through Lowinville for Bass business as Bowden, ex Pennsylvania engineer, lies ill. William McCormick at Warner Knitting mill vacationing in the country. HL Thildt to spend a week or ten days in Pittsburgh. Frederick A. Smith and J A Kilna plan short eastern sojourns. J A Pellens returns from vacation at Clear Lake. Peter Hoerner resigns Wabash post for similar work at Wabash shops. Mrs. G M Daily to spend two weeks in Chicago. Steiner, Wayne Knitting dept head, back from Indianapolis. E A Barnes of Fort Wayne Electric works to spend two weeks east. Jolyon of Kerr-Maccay shop hints at a son. H P Mills in serious condition after stroke. Lloyd Coburn, Wayne Knitting chief best man, back from Cleveland. F Schultz to spend ten weeks in Soar with family. Imank Passing returns from Grand Haven. M Mee mer of Pennsylvania Machine Dept off sick. McLaughlin and other Kerr-Maccay men back from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Garrett
Lowinville
Bass
Bowden
Bennayl-Vania
Ihin
Wilam McCormick
Warner Knhting Mill
HL Thildt
Pittsbun
Prederick A. Smith
Michel Plate
J.B. Pellens
Wasine Knlltux Mills
Clear Lake
Peter Hoerner
Wabashi
G. M. Dally
Chicago
Steiner
Wayne
Indianapolie
E. A Barnes
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Pennsylvania
Lloyd Coburn
Wayne Knitting Mill
Cleveland
Shultz
Soar
Dimank
Kerr-Murray Works
Grand Haven
Pcch
M. Meemer
Pennsylvania Machine Hep
Secount of
Siekness
McLaughlin
Re ‘Aime
Pennsylvania shop workers in shift changes and orders
The article lists employees and transfers at Pennsylania machine shop including Adam Foltz Harry Barter Charley Seidel and Walter Adis. It notes resignations and replacements at Lake Shore and Wabash lines and a move to fifty five hour weeks at the Taft Fayette shops. It mentions Bengs Engineering first milk condensing shipment ordered by Cornell Bros and other executives visiting Wayne Fore and Delta factories praising machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enmngant
Adam Foltz
Harry Barter
Charley Seidel
Schatenberger
Walter Adis
Pennsflyanii
Fitle
Mey
Pittsburg Centennial
C. Sullivan
Wabash
Detroit
Spanley
Leonard Yarmelet
Charles Drew
Chatter
Pennsyhama
Tafeyette Street
Gustave Bengs
Otto Bengs
Cornell Bros
Elgin
Huntley
Une Junction
Winteristrest
Louis Tatter
Wehland
Helvetia Milk
Timothy Majonnier
Delta (Ohio
Chase
Highland
Angmevring
Reese
Helywtis
Funeral Notice for Daniel E Nelson at Masonic Temple
Scottish Rite Masons Fort Wayne Lodge of Perfection requests all members to meet at Masonic Temple Wednesday morning at 9 30 for funeral services of Brother Daniel E Nelson at 921 Columbia avenue by order William Geake T P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Thirty-Third Degree Scottish Rite Masons Prosper at Buffalo
The fifth annual meeting of the Supreme Council Sovereign Grand Forty-Third degree opened in Buffalo New York. The grand commander reported on domestic and foreign relations and noted strong membership growth. Sixty eight candidates were advanced to the Thirty-third degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Supreme Council
Sovereign Grand
Forday
Warsaw Woman Undergoes Operation In Fort Wayne
Mrs Jom Moon of Warsaw Indiana was taken to Fort Wayne for an operation after months of illness. Doctors who examined her agreed that surgery offered the best relief and her condition prompted the visit for immediate treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rise News Warene
Warsaw
Ind
Mra Jom Moon
Fort Wayne
Berne Postoffice Clerk to Marry Two Cingenses
Berne civil notices list three licenses issued in Decatur Indiana area. Walter Vlei a 25 year old bank teller from Gary Carl county is to wed Emman Ning Woftman a 21 year old student. Rufur Hawk 23 a Rockford manufacturer is to wed Micchie Brown 23 a Boston clerk in Berne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBY Kist
Micchie Brown
Gel
Gostonce Clerk
Berne
Jacob
Louisa Brawn
The Way Out Start Right For A Day’s Work
A factory worker recalls chronic fatigue and digestive trouble from poor meals. After switching to a breakfast of Grape Nuts with stewed fruit cream toast and Postum, energy returns, appetite improves, and headaches vanish. The letter from a Michigan reader supports Postum and Grape Nuts as improving health and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frien
Keaton
Siren Bs Postion Co
TarterCreek, Mich
Wellville
Bryan's Third Nomination Speech in Washington Park
William J. Bryan addressed a large New Jersey gathering in Washington Park on September 15 urging unity of the eastern and western wings of the Democratic Party. He compared conditions from 1896 to the present, defended his platform against fears of counterarguments, and criticized Taft while praising Roosevelt, before departing for Trenton.
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Washington Park
N. Dt
Siand
Wm. J. Bryan
New Jersey
Bryan
Democratic Party
Nebraska
Morne
Alleghenies
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryant
Trenton
Tramp Becomes a Hero on Blazing Bridge Rescue
Wabash Indiana September 15 Hundreds of passengers on a passenger train were saved from death or serious injury when a tramp-like man spotted a burning bridge at Helm ereck and signalled the engineer before vanishing. The bridge, fifty feet above water, was weakened, yet the crew and passengers watched as flames were fought and the train halted safely. Delays ensued for the service due to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Helm Ereck
Selmsaerk
Starks
Taft and Gold Standard Debate Across Taft Era
Fragmented opinion piece surveys Taft’s stance on gold and silver standards, McKinley era politics, and 1904 Republican platform claims. It questions Taft’s gold bug record, views on gold and silver coinage, and potential reactions to Cleveland currency actions.
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Agni
Tack
Brian
Bran
Taft
Greg
McKinley
Congress
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
John Sherman
Allison
Aldrich
Frye
Lodge
Cullom
London
Patt
Kegan
Cleveland
Ian Myr
Bryan
Roosevelt
Askalon
Case After Case Endorses Doane Kidney Pills
Port Wayne residents share endorsements of Doane Kidney Pills, citing Alvin Martin of Fork Wayne Indiana who describes a yearslong back pain and weakness relieved after using the product. He reports full recovery and no further symptoms, praising Foster Milburn Coy for distribution and noting Pills are available nationwide through agents.
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Port Wayne
Dogn
Alvin Martin
Barr and
Wiliams Streets
Fork Wayne
Indiana
Thas
Hnally
Dean
Foster-Milbuen Coy
Sote
United States
Poan
Tabasco Limerick Contest Promises Free Gold Prizes
A scrambled readable notice invites readers to submit last lines to a Tabasco Limerick contest with prizes up to three thousand dollars in gold. The ad cites McKILHENNY COMPANY and Geo W Young & Co as sponsors, promoting Tabasco flavor products and urging readers to mail in with name and address to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ray Frott
Geo, W. Young & Co
Bunkers
New York City
McKilhen
Taft Taft Taft and the Court Controversy in a Turbulent Era
Fragmented editorial prose attacks Judge Taft and Judge Yatt over injunctions and labor cases. It cites Roosevelt actions, congressional friction, and fears of elite judicial power shifting from people to privileged interests. The piece rails at perceived anti-labor bias and constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Athens
Pelilhe
Patt
Paulty
Phelan
Yatt
People's Courts
Erin
Tudge
Hobe
United States Supreme Gout
Ils
Roosevelt
Act
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Spooner
Vath
Bert Canted
Tat
Root
Suse Tate
Small
Original Merry Widoy Waltz Demonstration Set For September
Notice announces a revised version of the Merry Widoy Waltz by the United Professional Teachers of Baking a Tanner’s. The event occurs Wednesday evening in September with a fair booth offering a free cup of Monibak coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Professional Teachers of Baking
Monibak
German Newspapers Formally Consolidate in Indiana
Ten barbers at Wayne Hotel report that German publications have consolidated. The Die Presse and Brant-Zeitung merge with Staate Zeitung, forming Fre rocke Biratee Zeitnne under Free Pissea Company. Officials include Schilling vice president Teftaann secretary Queneur and others. The new venture aims to publish the first issue soon under Meo Aneoty Cualtor’s imprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ois Girma
Die Presse
Brant+-Zeitung
Bee
Staate Zeitung
Norther Indiana
Las
Nes
Frerocke Biratee
Go Mav Teftaann
Chiles J
Dre WO
Grnes
Ferrie
Lous
Ateutport
Hellavay
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Ipp
Court Houns
Seide Brook
Coal and Woop
Moderwell Coal CO
Fulton Streat
Dunn Coal Company
Independent Goal CO
Crarcoal
Wash Natcher Cook
Poona
Bell Phone
Oolce
SPY Run Coal CO
Fred W. Clukh
Avenua Coal
Olds Coal Company
Upequalet
Erough Coal CO
Ford
Leaks Shore Tracks
Wella Steel
GOAL
Mooney
Indiana Bicycle & Supply Co
Motom Bicycles
AML Sandales
Chiurg
Washington Boulevard
Corner
Calhain Strew
Journal- Gazette
Industrial News
Lagemann
Byron Flue
Sery Foud
Machine Shop
Ma* Chine Shu
Swinney Park
B.C Smith
Walter Adams
Frank Hopas
al Ringkss
Charles Garver
Vanerd Kehoe
Ty Ralph Flem- Mek
Sthrinser
Joseph Brghshih
Journal-Gazet
the Wayne
Karl Mil Moensch
Anlils
Hull
Seatcle
Wash
Pahrer
Industrial Notes
Kehionga
Brotherhood of
Perry Cooper
Kerr-Murray Machine Shop
Ann Athor
Michigan Universes
George Butler
Bayard Allway
Wayne Xulitting
Traverse City
Mich
Fred Clemens
Wayne Moitting Mille
Lakes
Waller Koenis
Mille
Kerr-Maccay
Berne Postoffice
Maude Ryan
Charles Innes
Temndle Theater
Ple
Lala
Sam
Decatur
Tiryan
Blake Lad
Tabasco
Papasco
Nuno
McIlhenny
Cc. C. Rodenbeck
Barr Street
Huy Weebe
Fort Wayne Loan Co
Resta 2
Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne, Ind
Wayne Hotel
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