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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1904
Page
3
Private and chronic illness care advertised at 728 Clinton Street. The Red Cross Specialists invite those with headaches, stomach trouble, nervous conditions, eye and ear issues, and other ailments to seek free consultation and X ray services with no Sunday hours.
A brief sports snapshot notes Eastround earned a 5580 win with several scheduled times listed: 61:00 am, 112:20 p m, 6:20 p m, 7:45 p m, 9:52 p m, and 11:31 p m marking round or pace markers in the event record.
Eastbound trains from Fort Wayne leave at 6 and 6 pm with arrivals at Ottawa Findlay and Cincinnati. Westbound service from Cincinnati to Findlay and Fort Wayne operates daily except Sunday. For tickets contact J Cory Winans at 17 Calhoun Street or the local office at Wabash depot.
In a humorous tale a man named Bowser plans to enjoy solitude at home after his wife leaves on the 10 oclock train as telegrams claim his mother in law is ill He battles loneliness with cooking, a cat, and mock bravado until he confronts himself and departs for the city to fetch Mrs Bowser promising to return and fix the house.
The article describes a Central African beverage made by mixing water with banana juice and letting it sour. It is described as wholesome yet consumed only by women and children.
A study identifies three forms of tobacco related deafness among 17 heavy smokers, linking nerve deafness to tobacco toxins. Eight of the cases show low tone loss and vertigo. four exhibit distinct color vision scotomas. Abstinence plus strychnia yields marked improvement, with three cures in up to a year.
Alan Tracy visits city life with Hal and a college cousin who reveals his pledge to abstain from alcohol after witnessing Alan decline wine. The scene at a lavish family dinner ends with a shared resolve as youths cheer the decision, marking a hopeful moment for young reform.
Mrs. Margaret Sherman of Menominee Michigan sues Joseph Scholz a saloonist and his bondsmen for $5000 damages over selling liquor to her husband after warning. The Rochester breweries ban beer during working hours due to prior excesses with workers averaging ten barrels yearly and criticized behavior.
A lake in Kil dinieland Lapland holds fresh water on top and salt water beneath. The lake rises and falls with the tide and appears linked to the sea by an underground channel.
A reader cites heat and impatience as a man mocks women for failing to find empty seats on open cars. He suggests ushers or signs to guide passengers, arguing men pick seats quickly while women survey cars and may miss free spots.
American grape vines prove salvation for the Tokay grape after a vine louse devastated local fields. Early experiments showed American shoots immune to the pest, enabling Tokay grafts to be planted and grown on these rootstocks for recovery. TRY THE SENTINEL WANT ADS.
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