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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1900

Page

15

Squan Creek Liar Club Ends Whaling Hoax Era

Squan Creek residents recount a winter of tall tales led by Amos Schofield a shipboard commodore who spurred a whale lie that drew crowds to a church gathering. A shipwreck salvage later exposed the deception ending Schofield's lies and reshaping the town's bluffing rivalry for years.

Thar Jersey Squan Creek America Amos Schofield Board of Trustees Amos Liars’ Club Jan Peter Justyn Squaw Creek Pine Cove J Boy Salathiel Yates Cesar Winfield Thomas Keyport

Plain Sailing Noted In Miss Skimp Album Lines

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes a line in Miss Skimp's album about a smile on her face, calling it easy navigation and plain sailing as a witty metaphor.

Miss Skimp Cleveland Plain Dealer

Bisstal Supposition and City Gossip

A playful exchange cites Miss Miami Brown asking Mistah Pinkley about a bird of Paradise. Pinkley jokes that when he reaches the next world he would not be surprised if it is a spring chicken. A Boomly lovesick moment unfolds with Miss Birdly as consent is sought from her father.

Mistah Pinkley Miami Brown Washington Star Boomly Miss Birdly Detroit Free Press

Ambition Defined and Name Change Sought in Chicago

A man in Chicago seeks a legal name change to Cummings. The fragment notes his surname ending in ski and the preceding syllables being hard to pronounce for outsiders. The text ends with the word muere indicating death.

Chicago Cummings Muere

Crozierville Swindler Reveals Historic Grift on Board

A passenger recounts his two year scam in Crozierville, claiming he ran a bank, vanished with $20,000 and hoped to steal $75,000 more. He describes the townspeople as confiding and forgiving, while fellow travelers react with icy silence and disbelief.

Crozierville

Coughing Stranger Reels In Tricky Magic Trick

In a depot scene an old man with a stubborn cough suspects a traveling entertainer. The showman claims to pull a foreign object from the throat as a trick and produces a ten dollar piece, promising more. The old man vows to keep his cough private until he gets home.

Daug Yaas William Henry Wallace

Whose Blame in the Gloucester Pate Case

A fragmented exchange places the blamed hour and a Gloucester event scene. Wiggs says arrival was on schedule, with a trifle late, while Waggs asserts punctual timing amid a murky sales scene in Gloucester.

Wiggs Waggs

Alcohol is not a food says Dr John Madden

Dr John Madden argues that alcohol does not act as a carbohydrate or nourish tissue. He cites Atwater’s findings as insufficient for classing alcohol as food, noting nitrogen absence and lack of tissue-building potential. He cites Frey and Kraepelin studies showing decreased muscular work and impaired mental function after small doses, and explains alcohol increases heat loss despite higher oxidation.

W. O. Atwater Wesleyan College Prof Atwater Prof. Atwater Miura Schmidt Hemeyn Stammreich Herman Frey Sahli Berne Switzerland Mosse Frey Kraeplin John Madden N. Y

Scene at Tombs Court Highlights Family Plea

In a Tombs police court scene a young husband pleads for six months and to discharge his wife who was arrested with him after a drinking spree. The wife, flaxen haired and pregnant with remorse, joins in the plea stating the fault lies with them both and begging mercy.

Leawi Jennie Obolin Ennie

White Fruit House Adopts Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee Appeal

Local advertiser highlights a prosperous year and abundant stock of goods at low cash prices. The copy details roasts of Rio Coffee, various sugars, teas, dried fruits, canned goods, oils, syrups, wines for medical use, tobacco, cigars, candies, and a 20 percent discount offer on above goods.

Fragmented Narrative About a Late Return and Loss

A fragment describes a man returning home late after a Saturday night out and meeting a woman. He arrives around six, but it is implied he is too late for something and faces disappointment or a setback. The text is unclear and lacks full context.

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