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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement touts a product named The Germ Killer claiming it fills a long felt slant use, absorbs dust, requires no dusting, and convinces users after Tryet. It lists miscellaneous items with prices and mentions guaranteed wringers and miscellaneous objects for sale.
We received all usual contracts from manufacturers with pricing on reels lines buckets and related gear. See us for special trade prices and the first wonderfeat coal for boats at the resort as the season rises. Reserve now.
A fragmented speech fragment discusses state governance and citizen responsibility. It touches on accountability of leaders to the people, the right to address postponement, and the power of the people to legislate, urging leaders to convene special sessions and fulfill constitutional duties. It highlights the need for transparency and public welfare.
An advertisement touts Haffner's Star Bakery offering fresh daily loaves. It urges readers to buy from the bakery or local dealers, claiming the bread is of standard excellence and suitable for housewives and servants seeking ready-made fare.
A drug store run by Breer & Brothers offers a new pill named New Ease to address conditions described as persistent discomfort and ailments. The product is marketed as a fast acting remedy without release symptoms.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes the Taft Sherman Club at Pleasant Lake with mentions of a darts event on a September evening and a speech by Chorin Civile Garth. Treasurer Albert A Wong and various attendees are named in a garbled report about political entertainments and civic activity.
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