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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1920
Page
11
A chaotic dialogue unfolds about a troubled engagement and social pressures. Marti and Ewart debate fidelity and appearances as a harsh emotional strain intensifies, with one character insisting on restraint while another voice hints at hidden troubles and reputational stakes. The scene centers on personal conflict, gossip, and the perception of propriety within a tight social circle.
Dressed turkey duck goose and hens listed with weights and prices. Numerous fruits vegetables and groceries shown including apples celery cranberries potatoes flour sugar butter eggs lard and oleomargarine. Christmas trees advertised with Vermont and Ohio nurseries, prices from 1.25 and up and a display of holiday goodies.
Dressed chickens and stewing hens, Xmas candies, Xmas trees on sale with values around .85 to 1.00. Flour sacks at 1.39, home rendered lard per pound, granulated sugar prices and discounted potatoes and Jello two packs for 25 cents. Michigan Best potatoes offered in bushel and peck amounts, canned goods listed with low prices.
A fragment from a serialized drama explores a troubled marriage and the clash between passion and propriety. Characters Marina, Mart Pedliner, and the unnamed husband confront jealousy, violence, and social pressures as they navigate love and duty within a corrupt, judgmental world.
Fragmentary ad style item notes a Player Piano promotion at Jacobs Music House. Mentions learning to dance at Kuckuck's with a new beginners class forming Monday night. No clear individuals, events, or dates are established.
A fragmented OCR passage portrays a cold kitchen with misted windows and doors ajar, detailing a breakfast scene and home routines. It mentions tomatoes, mutton, potatoes, and various improvised cooking steps, ending with a shop notice for Polychrome Candy Sticks and Beads at Van Degrift's Studio and Gift Shop on Berry Street.
In a tense scene Marion grapples with duty and passion as memories of Harry Underwood haunt her. The speaker, Madge, contemplates Marion and Robert Sevier amid accusations of past deceit and a vow to guard a truth that could shatter all.
The notice informs heirs and interested parties of Mary Wral barent deceased to appear in Als len Kealy Court, Wayne County, Indiana, on a specified day in January to contest or approve the final settlement account. Attorneys and estate representatives are listed, urging completion of the probate process and potential objections.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Wen Churk Murte Daly Ria Witton and a plan by Jean Howes. It references Minning card nel Thane Iranes tips on tuition and performance. The passage suggests a screening related topic with scattered proper nouns and dates.
An OCR fragment describes GOLD DEBENTURES from Standard Oil and a 10 year note by Standard Oil Co of New York dated Jan 1 1921. It also promotes FIRST & HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK and a Silk Shirt gift at GOLDEN'S with a broad selection for Xmas.
The famed magician Hermann astonishes crowds with baffling acts this weekend amid rumors of a new illusion. He reportedly produces milk from a hat and makes objects vanish, while audiences marvel at his precision and showmanship.
A chaotic review highlights film and stage talent in Garden City and regional venues. Descriptions celebrate lively performances by Joe Bevin and Ixillo with Maybette in a dramatic musical color. The piece praises Oliver Thome’s acting prowess in Folly, portrays a melodramatic romance, and notes a sensational December screening with strong crowd appeal.
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