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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1916
Page
3
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette announces its establishment and offers mail subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Includes pricing for daily with or without Sunday, monthly options, and annual plans.
New owners take charge of the Journal-Gazette vowing no drastic policy shifts or personal agendas. They emphasize business opportunities, maintain ties with Fort Wayne and Allen County, and pledge to boost local citizenship and moral progress while inviting readers to visit the sanctum and meet the new editor.
Fort Wayne marks its centennial with celebrations across the city as residents reflect on a century of growth and community milestones while recalling local leaders, historic sites, and key dates shaping the region.
Fort Wayne prepares for a grand centennial celebration as the city opens its exposition grounds. Promises of spectacular pageants, decorations, and top artists fill the week, with thousands supporting the event and inviting visitors to enjoy the early history of the community and the warm Fort Wayne welcome.
In centennial celebrations public schools stage pageants with Frankfort and Plymouth praised for top performances. The Frant tort pageant moved older residents to tears as memories returned. Plymouth depicted growth from settlement to today with episodes on art, education and industry. Lebanon unveiled a bronze tablet marking its first 1834 school building. Across cities, sober-minded marchers highlighted the nationwide event.
Reports from the Austro Italian front describe high altitude combat with emperors soldiers and Archduke Charles Francis, with peaks reaching 6000 feet or more. Across the nation, large Chicago demonstrations vow national preparedness and protection of citizens, shores, and humanitarian principles as Congress considers steps for security. Vice President Marshall is favored for the Democratic ticket, with discussions of other candidates and past conventions shaping the race amid party dynamics.
Local note indicates pageant films should be taken to Parker's Studio for permanent sprints at 227 E Berry. The address appears, but the action is internal to studio processing and pricing noted as 10c per troll.
An odd item describes an advertisement placed by Al Riegel ten days ago. The ad led to the recovery of a missing valuable object in the same location as the notice. Mrs Texel found it at the Insern Aresser, where the ad had been placed.
Promises quick relief from eczema with an antiseptic tonic used externally. Claims to stop itching and heal ulcers bolts abscesses and carbuncles in days. Advertises wide range skin issues including varicose veins and piles with a surgical prescription alternative.
London opinion argues the Entente cannot win without American aid and urges Washington mediation to end the war. The piece by Henry W. Massingham in The Nation contends US involvement could shape a settlement acceptable to both sides while criticising insular British press restraint.
Foster's promotes Cold Storage refrigerators claiming seventeen points of excellence over competitors. The ad asserts no extra cost and invites customers to visit to see the features.
Wild Bill Meth of Berger Aviation wraps up a Port Wayne centennial advertising tour by flying from Kendallville to Auburn Garrett and the final leg to another city. A late storm left a sparse crowd at White's field while Meth offered rides to friends as J Aferbal Heile led the campaign.
Reports from Cincinnati describe President Wilson maintaining excellent health over two years with disciplined work habits and humor. Dr. Grayveon notes his routine and ability to relax are key to fitness, while mentions of social ceremonies and associations with Mrs. Grayson and others accompany the piece.
Knights Templars from Wayne and Blyh tan observed AGcansian Sunday here this morning. A strong sermon by Rev. Bo Thornburg opened at the Methodist church. The march to church led by the city banner preceded dinner at Star Mitdies. Two special cars brought the Wayne delegation and Sutton area attendees by automobile.
Notices recount Centen nial week events as the Stearns Knight Eight Chassis will be exhibited at the Exposition grounds. Aviator Heth visits Auburn and locals discuss the aeronautical display amid disruption and plan for the drive to Garrett after a late evening arrival.
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