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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
10
A reader reports eczema covering a child’s body cleared after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She describes blisters and intense itching and notes her own pimples cleared by the same products. The testimony dates to October 8, 1900, from Piauche, Louisiana.
A Fort Wayne reader extols Tag Day for the Rescue Home and Mission begun April 1 1903. The piece lauds nightly meetings, rescue of outcasts, and spiritual-moral reform through Christ, noting extensive aid including meals, shelter, employment, and clothing as the mission operates daily from 4 AM to 10 PM.
A fragmentary appeal cites a 11 year old vow from the Jerry Mo Cauley mission on Water Street in New York. It emphasizes unity of rich and poor and asks readers to aid in the June 4 effort, invoking a divine commission "Here am I, send me" and referencing a pledge to hold followers together under blessing.
County Superintendent of Schools H Felger describes the eighth grade completing the common school course in a large class. He notes this progress reflects strong interest in school work and praises the teaching staff despite a slight enrollment loss.
Members of Fort Camp No 755 are called to attend the funeral of their deceased neighbor Edlitt Rogers in the camp room on Wednesday at one o clock. Officers Cinnie Good and Georgia Bates record the notice.
Manager C H Williams of Robinnon Park offers a 25 dollar reward for the return of a deer that escaped Saturday night. Reports say the animal has been seen near the park wandering around woods and fields along the river banks. Most observers believe the deer will be captured unharmed.
County Truant Officer W. T. Work completed duties policing truancy in Allen County as the school year progressed. He faced more cases than any year since compulsory education began, enforcing compliance and noting the financial penalties tied to violations.
Silks with style and refined detailing offer street dresses and smart afternoon wear. Imported and domestic foulards feature large color ranges, exclusive patterns, and varied quality with sale prices from below a dollar to around a dollar. Some fabrics display novelty checks and stripes with reduced prices.
Great interest in the American Lady Corsets prompts continued demonstrations by corsetiere Mrs Lake. She guides hundreds of women to select the correct corset to improve every figure with free fittings offered during the ongoing display.
Exquisite Event Silks highlight a sale on evening silks including Beautiful Pompadour Silk and other fine fabrics. A full line of $1.00 evening silks is reduced to 79 cents, offering shimmering colors and clingy woven textures for chic party wear.
An opinion argues two factors advance law observance: parents valuing schooling keep children in school, while others fear enforcement and worry about danger, yet insistence on enforcement persists. The piece discusses attitudes toward education and discipline shaping compliance.
A 100 strong Indianapolis Booster Club delegation arrived in Warsaw at 6 o'clock aboard a Windner Union traction car from the capital. John W. Nusbaum, president of the Ten Thousand Club, gave the welcome address and Cheries Bonk Walter, former mayor of Indianapolis, delivered the response. Professor L L Ixetper of the Warsaw public schools sang a song with piano accompaniment by Miss Helen Funk. Len uel W. Royse, former Kosciusko circuit judge, greeted the visitors.
A high profile circuit court case from Auburn Indiana opens with a jury panel drawn under intense scrutiny. Dringatat J. Stochr of Garrett faces two counts alleging illicit liquor sales, as Angolan West is expected to testify amid extensive peremptory challenges by both sides.
A postponed special meeting of the Anthony Wayne club stockholders delayed plans to enlarge the Anthony hotel. Interest in a larger hotel grows as demand for more rooms has risen for six months, with talks of erecting several new stories on the northwest and west wings, reflecting the building's status as the city’s largest hotel.
The text hints at a yearlong need for additional and commanding sample rams. It mentions Voereath as a place where the conspeuny will consider the proposition and a likely order from Ghana.
Butler ind scene reports a famed Michgan poet Carlton to attend a June event with a controversial tournament and entertainment under Herr company No. 1 PL Auburn, amid local unrest.
Auburn Ind May 1 Modern Woodmen of America at Auburn will gather next Sunday at the Laren church where Rev C Hols Weberhauser will lead services for their benefit. The program includes a large annual sermon.
A county meeting of Old Fellows will be held in Warsaw on Wednesday evening with representatives from every lodge in the county. Delegates from Leesburg and surrounding towns will participate in a parade through business and residency districts. After the parade, Warsaw lodge will confer degrees on three Warsaw Pendidums and several members from nearby lodges.
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