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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
8
An unclear news note from Martino City reports quarantine ending and residents urged to tune in for evening programs. The Wrights of Jrutidua India are mentioned alongside upcoming services at local churches.
A promotional claim urges readers not to neglect kidney troubles linked to Brights disease diabetes dropsy and apoplexy. It praises Dr A W Chases kidney remedies and promotes buying at drug stores with Chase's trademark on boxes.
The speaker warns that neglect of God's trust leads to moral decline and a departing of the spirit. He cites Ezekiel's vision of dry bones as a symbol of a desolate world awaiting renewal through Christ and emphasizes obedience, worship, and church discipline as keys to spiritual strength.
Commercial Investment Co. at 722 Clinton St. Ground Floor urges with urgency to obtain current prices for Liberty Bonds before selling. Local firm offers appraisal and sale guidance to maximize proceeds.
Dedication of the new St. Michael's Catholic Church at Summit Mind. by Rt. Rev. Bishop Merman Joseph Merding on Sunday June 11. The ceremony includes Mass and benediction with several priests from nearby parishes attending. A luncheon and refreshments follow in the church dining room for attendees.
Detailed instructions describe aligning tickler and regeneration coils in a radio receiver, focusing on secondary tuning, wavelength control, filament brightness, and regeneration adjustment. Readers are guided to balance brilliancy, hissing signals, and coupling to maximize selectivity while avoiding interference with other stations.
Blackford County scheduled Health Week events with a kickoff June 12 in Hartford City. A June 13 rally will be held in Trenton, followed by activities in Montpelier on June 16. Organizers, led by county health officials, emphasize community health programs and local involvement.
Radio listings show schedule blocks for stations WLS WOH TOG and WMA with multiple programs including weather reports market updates musical segments and religious or community programming. Times span from late morning to evening with various music and talk segments and a violin and vocal recital noted by the Anderson Christian Association.
Washington June 4 retail coal dealers nationwide will be asked by Secretary Hoover to cooperate with the commerce department to ensure the public benefits from maximum price pledges at the mines. Leaders of the National Fuel Coal Merchants Association will confer with Hoover on cooperative methods to prevent runaway prices during the strike. A later conference with wholesale coal traders aims to link industry factors to pass on agreed sale prices to consumers.
A town contest awarded prizes for child coloring with more than a hundred entries judged during the past week. Winners include Miss Florence Tecker for a bakery pie and Miss Mildred Linnemer for a cash prize. many names appear with local addresses, and prize items range from theater tickets to gift charts and small tokens.
Warsaw Indiana June 4 John McArdle of the Indians public service commission met with Warsaw officials and Winona Lake Light and Water Company officials to discuss securing an adequate water supply. Reports say a period of water shortage is possible this summer, and ideas included filtration and sourcing from Center Lake. If water is adequate, Warsaw will obtain a supply from Lake Michigan area via Winona. The gathering drew about forty Warsaw Rotary Club members and their wives. Local notices included a separate report of a child custody case and a marriage announcement involving residents from nearby towns.
W Mas, agronomist, directs a U S Department of Agriculture program to study European agricultural methods. He observes cattle handling and disease prevention, notes Porto Rican cattle imports, and highlights tropical crops such as onions and peppers. the report discusses curing and feeding practices and suggests expanding domestic distribution.
Winners of the Junior class of Deflanes Rich Rehogisterary contest are listed with first place Mr Mizabeth Hutcard and second Miss ivaine Clint. Special mentions go to Miss Elizabeth Shelly Miss Virginia Lanson and Miss Velma Wisemon. Various local notices mention events in Toledo and Cleveland and a home protection ad appears.
A burned Journal caused a wreck on Wabash Avenue near New Thien after noon. The incident disrupted traffic as a freight car derailed, injuring several and leaving a store room 20 by 90 for rent near E Columbia, close to Barr. local details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Keith Cullen, store manager of the Weller department atora Hore, plans future steps after a late evening incident. The report notes uncertainty about his next actions and confirms his identity and role.
Indiana highway commission discussed two new northern Indiana routes at a meeting. One would link Lagrange with the Lincoln Highway, the other connect Fort Wayne with Auburn. Right-of-way questions and county routes remained unsettled, with Allen and Huntington counties awaiting progress before final alignment.
Hartford City officials hold a special meeting to discuss flood threats and sewer concerns as spring testing continues. Local leaders consider measures to avert flood damage while assessing sewer and drainage projects affecting residents and farms.
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