16 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1895
Page
1
Erratic want ads describe agents and real estate offerings for rent or sale. Listings mention houses with multiple rooms, furnished options, and various locations, urging inquiries and payments with unclear contact details.
Wabash locomotive 327 hauling freight left the rails at Cecil Ohio last night. Three freight cars derailed but damage to rolling stock and tracks was slight as crews cleared the line by 6 am. No injuries reported and the train was under Conductor Guly and Engineer Sawyer.
An observer watched a queen ant and worker workers form a new colony in Central Park New York. Guards dragged the queen by a paper cone while soldiers bit the observer. The scout bowed to the queen then led colleagues to relocate her to a protected hole under a roof.
A survey describes how notable figures like Medici Loyola Alcibiades and Raphael are remembered by facial traits people noted. It contrasts Luther Clive Hugo and Catherine of Russia with impressions of ugliness beauty or sternness. Chicago invites Keir Hardie to speak while John Burns is noted as a socialist presence.
A fragmented recipe for graham bread and corn meal rye bread blends. Steps describe combining graham flour sugar milk and fat with baking powder, then shaping dough, rolling into leaves, layering in a greased pan, and baking about forty four minutes. The text notes both doughs rising and remaining pieces to monitor.
A brief classified notice references CNG Powder Co located at 198 Wall Street New York. It notes a corporate address and official filing context without further details.
A report from Athens, Georgia notes the death of Miss Sue Mitchell, a midlife poet with a powerful, uncanny gift she says comes from outside herself. She planned a war history from a southern woman’s perspective and her death ends a remarkable literary figure.
A Lincoln Nebraska based notice shares testimonials for Dr King’s New Discovery and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claiming cures for coughs and skin ailments. It promotes electric bitters for kidney and liver relief, and advertises eyewear binding at the Davis Sawmints office. The item notes the Washington pundit’s wife of Senator Carin S Brice of Ohio as a recent appearance.
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