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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
13
A man finds himself entangled in a secret flirtation with Edith, while Dot and her mother are seen near church. He contemplates riding with Edith and Dot, fearing consequences with his future boss’s daughter, and weighs how to exit the deceptive situation without harming his marriage or job.
A historical remedy claim describes 666 as a quick remedy for constipation biliousness loss of appetite and headaches caused by torpid liver. The note presents a patent medicine style assertion typical of period medical advertisements.
Mother Bear protects twin cubs as they confront Yowler the Baby Cat, a cowardly stalker. The cubs learn to distrust him, and Mother Bear warns them never to fear a sneak. The scene ends with Yowler fleeing as Mother Bear reassures the twins. In a second note, Thomas J Hann reports Larry Dart leaving for Fort Sill to lead community singing events.
Professor Gardner of Purdue University examined extensive damage to beet plants in the eastern part of the county. The cause remains unknown as the investigation was conducted Monday to assess the condition and determine a likely origin.
Fort Wayne audiences praised Miss Johnson as she took the soprano role in a New York style program at the Orpheum. The artist delivered graceful legato and a rich tone across a wide range, impressing patrons with refined technique and poised stage presence.
The Jefferson Club plans a weekly gathering at the club rooms this Thursday evening. No special program is scheduled, but members with membership books are urged to report progress. After the meeting, the usual program will close the night.
A noted authority suggests a form of treatment for ingrown toenails may reduce inflammation and ease pain. The text mentions antiseptic products and a home remedy idea, though the passage is garbled and contains numerous errors.
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