When We Are Old and Lose Our Song
Fragmentary verse reflecting on aging and memory with lines about youth, spring, dawn, and the fading of song. Mentions a magazine fragment and unknown authorship as it wanders through images of love and time.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
10
Fragmentary verse reflecting on aging and memory with lines about youth, spring, dawn, and the fading of song. Mentions a magazine fragment and unknown authorship as it wanders through images of love and time.
In a runaway near St Abary's agency, Louis Frankel sustained a compound fracture and serious injuries. Mr Frankel, Mrs Qlets and several others were hospitalized as bystanders describe a horse bolting after a broken wagon wheel. Dr. Tosential treated the critical wounds while the two gentlemen remained under care at St Joseph's Hospital.
The fragmentary line hints at a baseball item mentioning players Wayne, Terre, and Haile. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday this week Wayne Dry Goods Co offers special prices on all wash fabrics. Sold 19¢ colored lawns and dimities at 5c, QuaIlities from 15¢ to 20c at 10c. 35¢ imported dimities 19c. 50¢ novelty waistings special at 28c. Five pieces lace striped Armenian batistes at 12 1 2c.
LeRoy P. Bavier and Charles Murray starred in a lively short talking act at Robison Park Theatre last night. Randall Hotel’s genial host delivered a strong performance joined by Mr Barker, a seasoned dancer musician and comedian. Barker a former coal company representative has an offer for next season with the Price of Love company but is undecided.
Skirts advertised at Schiesinger's priced 1.95 2.95 and 3.95. The regular meeting of the Giocesan counselors was held yesterday at the episcopal residence with Bishop Alarding presiding. The late Father Ferdinant Koerdt was noted as a member, and a successor will be presented to the clergy within the week. Attendees included RL Rev. H. J. Alerding and several reverends from Lafayette Hammond and Yort Wayne.
The text discusses President Wilson urging direct peace talks between Russia Germany and Japan to avoid intermediaries and speed a conference among belligerents. It envisions the two powers meeting without third parties to negotiate a settlement, seeking a stable, peaceful world order through direct diplomacy.
A cable from Nicholas to Admiral Morostyevsky praises the Russian squadron for duty and sacrifice seeking recovery for wounded officers. The emperor restricts praise to those who performed their duty amid harsh tasks while magnifying loyalty. Messages from Magnist and Captain Chagin of the Almaz show no misbelief by officers or crew.
Reports from Paris indicate peace negotiations are underway with France and Russia seeking direct talks. A Japanese terms clarification remains pending and President Roosevelt is away in Washington, delaying formal decisions. Russian positions and potential plenipotentiaries are discussed as options for a diplomatic settlement. The piece notes broader global tensions and the prospect that negotiations could avert or trigger a political crisis.
A well known Hoagland woman died soon after collapsing near her home in Alten County. The attack struck Mrs. George Seaitly as she sat with neighbors, paralyzed by a sudden illness, and she passed away a few minutes later. Surviving family includes children Lena Minis Prod William Henry Ita Ola Ernst and Joby Machtanin. Funeral services will be held at St Juli Reformed church and at the family residence. Funeral notices also list services for Predentule esos Joseph Bake Charles G. Starke Conrail Leishoor and Elmer Gulln WH, with details at multiple local churches. Local obituaries note a shift to Antwerp for burial in some cases and reflect the community’s grief.
A sequence of testimonial letters from prominent individuals cites Peruna as the cure for chronic redigestion kidney and bladder trouble. Prominent merchants and public figures from Toronto and elsewhere claim eased symptoms, improved digestion, and restored health, praising Peruna as the sole remedy benefiting them after other treatments failed.
In LaPorte Indiana on June 9 Henry Aim met arrest in a drowning case tied to Bliss Alice May Buss Jake. Coroners jury returned a verdict of vel denn death. Visit Indiana Furniture Co and Seimon Bros to view Fregselt's Silver Dollar and Hungarian Process Flour demonstration and its results.
The Indiana State Breeding society adjourned at French Lick Springs to meet in Winona next year. Dr George H Grant of Richmond was elected president. Three vice presidents named were W D Wey Stevenson of Richmond Indiana H Sharp of Jeffersonville and W Navidson of Evansville. F G Heath re elected secretary and Jensenary. Delegates to the American Medical Association were chosen: Dr W N Wishard of Indianapolis among others.
At Indianapolis Dr McCoy ex president noted the largest attendance aside from the Indianapolis event, about 250 present. An address by Dr George T McCoy of Columbus was well received by Thomas Taggart and the Orange County Medical Society members. Dinner and supper times announced for the West Berry Street location with serving details.
August Moritz announces an all day 25 cent meal at Berry Cafe located at 114 West Berry Street. From 11 to 2 daily, the bill of fare lists items such as navy bean soup baked chicken pot pie mashed potatoes roast pork with apple sauce and more alongside strawberries and cream and coffee or milk.
At the annual session of the National Editorial association in Guthrid Oklahoma on June 1 officers were elected. John Durant of New Orleans was named president with B Suakia Sterling as second vice president and Tet Ahir as vice president. Willam A Ashraox Jshasto Ohio was chosen corresponding secretary J. W. Gochrum Oshwward recording secretary and J Ervin Stele Ashfuid Pa as treasurer. Indianapolis chosen as next meeting city.
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