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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement touts TON SILE INE as a safe antiseptic throat remedy from Canton China. It claims quick relief from sore throats and cures with a few doses, noting soothing antiseptic action and germ control for throat irritation.
President Taft era dynamics shadow the House as minority leader Clark seeks a cross state committee plan to unite Democrats, counter Republican majority ambitions, and steer a cautious progressive agenda. The move aims to lock discipline, prepare a winter program, and maximize political capital.
A 19th century guide extols figure culture over facial changes. It warns against semi starvation, advises wholesome meals with dairy and greens, regular gentle exercise, open air, and ample sleep. It prescribes dumbbell work, breathing exercises, and careful, progressive routines for both thin and heavy figures to achieve healthy curves.
Leader Clark aims to compel thorough investigations of department expenditures. Democrats promise a heated issue this winter, while Republicans risk accusations of guarding extravagance under their administration. Committees are set to compel detailed reviews of the spending records.
A fragmented text mentions Daphne Dean amid garbled phrases about eyes, curves, and spirits. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable. cannot determine a coherent news item from the readable fragments.
A discussion of muslin frills as a fashion accessory, noting their rising popularity yet cautioning against overuse and expense. The piece highlights a charming stock and side frill of India muslin with crochet lace, showing a forward neck strip and gathered ruffles.
Jedy Margaret Morell Mackenzie widow of Sir Morell Mackenzie once famous for treating Emperor Frederick II, left probate notes urging her children to wear little black, to socialize openly, and to seek happiness rather than mourning. The will reflects the esteem she earned in society and explains why she led her social circle.
Special correspondence from Soloman Yoder details December to January social activity. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Hensinger, Mrs Wertman, and families from Cedarville and Fort Wayne. Weddings, church services at St John’s Reformed, and holiday gatherings fill the week, with numerous relatives hosting and travelling between towns.
Kuhne & Co at 723 Court Street promotes loans on improved real estate with low interest rates and favorable terms. The notice urges homeowners and investors to consider these financing options to support property development and ownership.
Sporlak correspondence notes neighbors and families exchanging Christmas greetings and visiting relatives in South Bend Syracuse and Barton. The column lists Mrs John Wynn Mr and Mrs Angin Jones and others spending the season with kin and friends. Bert Shell at Trade Shore depot and Mrs George Apiudier of Sir Btn are mentioned amid funeral brief for Mrs Grom who died after a short illness.
A fragmented early report from Hanville Michigan describes a fire at Lincoln's old law office museum damaging a building once used by President Lincoln for office work. The damaged relics and artifacts were affected by the blaze as authorities respond and assess losses.
Miss Teasl Bentz wed Rev Frank H Vorney at her mother Mrs George Hunts home in Decatur Indiana. The couple plans a visit to Evansville with the groom’s parents before moving to Roughouse Indiana where he has been reappointed as pastor of the Christian church.
Sacred concert at Grace Reformed Church Hall led by director Mrs Allen ik Barty. Carrie Cont! plays piano. Selections include Reading Violin Solos and full choruses from The Shepherd King with soloists Anna Philley Bertha Bitner and others. Angola Indiana. Dev 28. Ben dée of Kendatiiile reports retirement plans after forty years. Various local residents and visitors noted during Christmas season.
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