07 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1910
Page
1
A reader offers pan cake style guidance for Shrove Tuesday with a Rosy Pancakes recipe mixture using flour milk eggs sugar and a ripe beet puree. The method includes mixing ingredients beating whites separately and frying until light and crisp with jam. notes suggest letting batter rest for an hour or more for better results.
A cryptic OCR fragment notes Father Roche returning from an eastern trip. Mentions benefits, a teen, and possible references to Agere isk and Panneshana. Details are unclear and names are garbled, with no verifiable dates or places.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe inchoate data collection on ornamental lighting projects across cities. It mentions the Pebhonata Board of Public Works and various names and places but the text is garbled with no coherent events or outcomes to confirm.
Proposal under the Sabath bill to extend workers compensation to railroad and related employees. It would create a federal standard for injuries and deaths, funding via employer contributions and a federal commission. The plan covers interstate and foreign carriers, with a loss schedule and limits on recovery, plus a court to enforce payments and penalties. The bill aims to protect employees regardless of fault and extends to postal workers in performance of duty.
Representatives of many associations gathered to discuss event details for the fair. Kendallville officials and other leaders will chair committees while organizers from nearby towns prepare speed card demonstrations and public exhibits set for early September. exact venues and schedules to be announced.
A sweeping discussion in a late edition analyzes corporate influence and government oversight. It cites figures like chief engineer leaders and legislative committees, detailing inquiries into wage practices, transportation policy, and the balance between business power and public welfare. The piece notes cross-border tensions and the push for accountability amid industrial expansion.
A torn report details sequestered property valued at about 40 million dollars uncovered in multiple counties. Cass County leads with Ancescar Homes and Warriel among top contributors, followed by Allen and Wells in other districts. The recovery tally lists numerous parcels and remnants, highlighting large municipal and rural holdings seized in the period.
A Fort Wayne committee fosters assembling crowds for a large convention by ARMED and agricultural groups. They plan entertainments and recruit workers for the May event, with preparations and support from local civic bodies and volunteers.
A north Vernon gathering featured Representative and Mrs Callipi among other officials. Shively and Mrs Jenks hosted a tea with satin gowns and silver trim while guests included Mrs Dixon and Mrs Barnhart. Students from North Vernon and nearby areas attended, with Miss Cline and Miss Dougherty noted among young attendees.
The article notes Lindemuth suffers a nervous ailment with his condition described as improving slowly. It mentions Berta NeeEvans causing spine-related trouble for a family member and references local social events like a Shrove Tuesday dance at Mulqueen’s. Also notes want ads in the Journal-Gazette priced at Yaol a word.
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