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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
6
Washington June reports muzzled by paralysis of wireless communication with Alaska. A delayed dispatch carries the first word since the disaster, amid damaged lines. Farther fears involve 160 horses sheep and cattle on the agriculture department experiment farm on Kodiak island.
Fort Wayne Elks lodge marks Flag Day with a ceremony in the temple auditorium this evening at 8 o clock. Invited are two G A R posts Welroite societies Tam ites and Ellis friends. Committee led by Mazrlee Niezer Homer Van Meter and Harry Hattersley outlines the program including prayers songs and a flag record.
Mrs James Clifford of 703 Rock Hill asserts she woke to a burglar’s noise and threw him down the stairs. Officers say the intruder gained entry by prying a side window. nothing was reported missing as the scene was cleared.
Theston New Jersey June 13 Alfred De Oro challenger for the world pocket billiards championship defeated Edward Ralph of Hights town New Jersey in the final block of 200 points at Maconic temple tonight to win the match. The score tonight was 200 to 87 and the three nights total has De Oro 60 Ralph 498. De Oro's high run tonight was 26 while Ralph's was 15 and De Oro scratched six times to Ralph's five.
A playful dialogue centers on a young man claiming membership in the Buffaloes and a young woman teasing about the Bears. The exchange carries a light air of mystery and humor as they joke about hugging and fitting in with their groups.
The article quotes Mayor Gaynor speaking at a church gathering on Christianity. It references his critique of the authority figure as flawed, notes his vanity and bilious temperament, and mentions the reception for the Rev and Mrs Luther Willon. Bishop Wilson was recently appointed resident Methodist Episcopal bishop of New York.
Chicago June 13 The Missouri related adjournment of the Republican National Committee sparked uncertainty and rumors about a broader Taft Roosevelt split. Taft factions pressed claims while Roosevelt delegates and supporters claimed bright prospects, amid talk of a possible party compromise as tensions lingered over Missouri Texas and Washington disputes.
A humorous guide offers gimmicks to endure a sweltering day at the office. It suggests walking to work, breaking routines, and playful taunts to feel hotter, then advises lunch indulgence, desk mishaps, and after hours in smoky rooms to exacerbate heat, ending with a thermometer watch to see the rising mercury.
The United States Bureau of Education outlines eleven main agencies shaping agricultural education, from elementary schools to colleges of agriculture. Howard D. Greenman notes a 377-entry bibliography detailing activities to promote agricultural education domestically and abroad, highlighting rapid growth and the integration of domestic science with agriculture in schools.
The United States Bureau of Education reports literacy rates from 1910 comparisons with Germany Great Britain and France noting U S literacy higher than Germany but lower than Britain and highlighting factors such as age population foreign born whites and color line. It emphasizes measurement differences and urban rural and regional disparities in literacy across nations and within the United States.
The Dry Goods Economist notes high-grade waists will be completed within two weeks with dressy styles finished for wear outside the skirt. Crushed satin girdle details from last season will reappear in the new lines, signaling a return of the glossy fabric trend.
A mother recalls her 23 week old son suffering eczema with relentless crying and itching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment as advertised, he slept, improved, and was later completely cured. Now sixteen and with no recurrence, she endorses the treatment as effective and economical.
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