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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
6
A survey explains the three parts of the wheat kernel the bran the germ and the endosperm with notes on Graham and Whole Wheat flour and patent varieties. Social items include pre nuptial parties for Miss Renah Warstein and a Woman's Association meeting at the YWCA.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. W Real at 614 West Jefferson hosted a pretty Tuesday evening wedding. Their daughter Thelma wed Mr. Fred D. Miller before about fifty relatives and friends with a floral decor drenched in roses, hydrangea, and ferns.
Ancient home remedy praised for darkening gray hair to a youthful rich shade. The Wyeth preparation allegedly restores color with a single strand at a time and adds gloss. It claims not to cure disease.
A lettered notice recalls a June 2 gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs W. Nesbitt near Robison Chapel. The event honored Mrs Ith with tribute to Miss Nox Kiger of Van Wort County and acknowledged wartime relief work, with guests from nearby towns attending and social activities noted. A Wiehe family reunion and a music recital at Packard hall are also mentioned, detailing participants and future plans.
Washington reports a second resolution by the shipping board bans transfer to foreign flag for vessels over 100 tons. Foreign governments or citizens may contract with American yard for craft not larger than 1,000 tons.
The ad promises attractive wallpapers with an unusual touch and offers an authoritative color scheme for a whole house considering woodwork, floors, lights, and room relations. They invite home visits to submit a pleasing scheme at affordable prices. Third Floor.
May thrift stamp sales in Harmar City schools show per pupil earnings of 0.68 with a total of 26,989.69 in sales across eighteen schools. Three schools surpass the thousand dollar mark while city wide enrollment totals 15,190.93 dollars in stamps.
Fort Wayne recruiting officials report extended enlistment eligibility for men registered by June 6 as the Navy opens all ratings including electrician radio hospital apprentice. The U S Naval Reserve also plans rapid enrollment and shipping, with honored local volunteers Joseph Madden Laurven Thompson John Senger John Curran Frans Burke Robert Allis Bert Hey Carl Caddington Neil Daily and others recognized by Commander J A Belt USN at Indianapolis. A meeting at Mick's Hall will elect officers and urge all members to attend.
Ward from Internal Revenue Agent Peter J Kruger reports Indianapolis fraudsters selling a Farmers Account Book under the guise of war income tax agents. Impersonating a U S officer carries up to 1000 fine and three years prison. Taxpayers urged to verify authorized treasury officers and report impersonators to the federal building or Internal Revenue Service in Indianapolis.
Peter Tryca, accused of killing Mrs. Sanford Robmann and Mrs. Alrey Hillgan in Mishawaka, was captured at Likavilla this morning. He faces a four preliminary hearing in Porter County pity court tomorrow morning. He reportedly told authorities he planned to take his own life with the lone bullet after the capture.
A Fort Wayne reader credits Mayer’s Wonderfly Remedy with curing severe colds and stomach ailments. The testimonial claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation affecting liver and intestinal tract, including appendicitis, with a money refund offered by Dreier Drug Co.
A new compact box offers five complete stories that can be mailed under regular letter postage. The product targets readers wanting portable entertainment without extra mailing costs.
Fort Wayne veterans of the Civil War travel by interurban and spring car to Logansport for the Indiana G A R Department encampment opening today. Delegations from Woman's Relief Corps and Ladies of the G A R join the contingent. events last three days with veterans and auxiliary members attending from multiple branches.
Advice urges using plain coconut oil for hair washing instead of harsh soaps. Coconut oil is inexpensive, greaseless, and available at drugstores. A small amount moistens hair, creates rich lather with water, cleanses thoroughly, and leaves hair bright, fluffy, and healthy-looking.
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