In Memoriam and Tribute to Dr Van Buskirk
The Allen County Medical Society declares the death of Dr A E Van Buskirk a loss to the profession. It recalls his faith in the soul’s immortality, his medical skill, and his generosity in teaching younger physicians. The tribute emphasizes science and religion supporting life beyond the body.
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Allen County Medical Society
A E. van Buskirk
A. E. van Buskirt
The
A. EB. van Buskirk
Paul
Pane
Jene
Haim
Faculty Mourn Prof A E VanBuskirk at Fort Wayne College
The Fort Wayne College of Medicine faculty met in special session to mourn the death of Prof A E VanBuskirk. He served as an esteemed teacher and anatomist, noted for integrity and devotion to duty. The college will close on the day of his funeral and faculty and students will attend in a body, with proceedings recorded and a copy sent to the family.
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Fort Wayne College of Medicine
A. E. VanBuskirk
Medical College
New York Auto Show Grows With Expert Public At Madison Square Garden
New York hosts the fourth annual automobile show at Madison Square Garden. The event targets a more demanding motor public and highlights advances in appearance and utility since 1903. Police now identify horsepower and cylinders. manufacturers use technical advertising to attract buyers.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Funeral services for Dr. A E VanBuskirt Held
Funeral services for the late Dr A E VanBuskirt were held this afternoon at 2 from his residence 2112 South Calhoun and at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Rev J Budman Fleming officiated with interment at Lindenwood. A large crowd of medical colleagues attended as pallbearers including Dr W O Gross Dr C B Stemen Dr H V Swergen Dr W H Myers Dr A P Buchman and Dr Miles F Porter.
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A. E. VanBuskirt
South Calhoun Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. Budman Fleming
Lindenwood
W. O. Gross
C.B. Stemen
H. V. Sweringen
W. H. Myers
A. P Buchman
Miles F. Porter
Active Harvester resumes operations in Peoria
Peoria Illinois January 25 The Active Harvester company of this city closed for several months reopened today with a reduced force amid financial difficulties.
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Peoria
Ill
Active Harvester Company
Committee Work Continues Amid Reorganization Efforts
The report notes ongoing efforts by a committee to reorganize its structure and processes. It describes planning sessions, anticipated changes, and a timetable for implementing reforms without detailing specific individuals or dates.
Home Cure for Consumption Promoted by Fort Wayne Doctor
Dr Charles Zimmerman promotes a home treatment claimed to cure consumption. He says it has saved hundreds labeled fatal by other physicians and now offers testimonials and information by mail from Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Charles A Mmilnerman
Fort Wayne
United States
Europe
Charles Zimmerman & Co
Indiana
Money to Loan On Real Estate or Personal Security
Ray Smith of Garrett, 15, accidentally shot his left thumb while hunting. The member was taken off close to the hand.
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C. E. Pfeiffer
Bass Block
Ray Smith
Garrett
Destructive City Fire Strikes Knight Block in Brazil
A fire in Brazil Indiana destroyed the Knight block in the business district causing about 50000 dollars in damage. Water mains burst and a bucket brigade formed as residents battled the blaze despite intense cold until Terre Haute fire units arrived after the fire was under control.
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Brazil
Ind
Knight
Terre Haute
Former Journalist Dead in New York at 72
William Toothe, a New York financier and former journalist noted in the west, died in New York from heart failure at age 72. He began in real estate in Chicago in his youth and later entered the news industry.
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New York
William Toothe
Chicago
Chicago Times Pioneer Highlights Rail Promises
A 1805 profile notes his rise after exposing government land frauds in Town and filling key posts at the Chicago Times before moving to New York. There he promoted several significant railway projects and drew attention for his advocacy and ventures.
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Chicago Times
New York
Cure a Cold In One Day Patent Remedy Ad
Advertising copy for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cure for a cold. Promises money back if not effective and notes E W Groves name on each box with a 25 cent price.
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E. W. Grove
Sentinel Special Notice of E H Bookwalter in Churubusco and Antwerp
E H Bookwalter will visit Churubusco on Saturday January 16 and Antwerp on Saturdays January 23 and January 30 to discuss daily and weekly Sentinel subscriptions. Customers may switch routes by meeting him or leaving word with the postmaster. 13-20-27.
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E. H. Bookwalter
Daily
Weekly Sentinel
Churubusco
Antwerp
Ohio
THE
Sentinel
Telegraphy Training Sparks Demand at Sharp's School
500 young men sought telegraphy instruction as positions were secured. Writs issued for a new catalog by Sharp's School of Telegraphy in Huntington Indiana box 4223. Dated December 23 1981.
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Sharp’s School of Telegraphy
Huntington
Indiana
Coldest of Season Grips Midwest With Record Low Temps
January cold snap grips Kansas City and northwestern Missouri with temperatures near ten degrees below zero in Missouri and five below in Kansas City. National weather forecast predicts further drops tonight as areas along the Nebraska line report eight below.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Andern Kansas
Concordia
Kan
Nebraska
Dodge City
Xan
Dangerous home cure promises success and testimonials
An advertisement from Fort Wayne Indiana offers a home cure claimed to be无需 failures or deaths. It urges readers to write for testimonials and information, promising a large prize for alceantomen and using vague medical claims to persuade against doctors and X rays.
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Earth
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M. F. Porter
Ago
Syth
Subley
Cylider Peerless
BIG Concern
Pany
Agency For the
Bessemer
H. Pfeiffer & Sons
Fort Wayne, Ind
Blader
N. R. Wenger
Calhoun Street
C. C. Schlatter & GO
Col. Columbia and
Clinton Streets
Meyer Brothers Company
Big Drug Store
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Calhoun ST
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