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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1913
Page
4
Fragmented notice shows a sale of a modern home at the corner of Weisser Park Avenue and Colerick Street with reasonable price and terms. Brooks Construction Co. indicates activity open today. The county observed a day with a described program and Methodist church involvement noted.
Discussion centers on emergency currency under the Aldrich-Vreeland act and McAdoo's statement that no occurrences in Wall Street or elsewhere warrant issuing new emergency currency. Secretary McAdoo says no applications are currently being processed and the act permits issuing currency to national banks and associations on certain securities.
Washington June 1 statement from the Treasury explains its position on issuing currency under the Aldrich-Vreeland act. The note notes bankers inquiries about relief for upcoming fall crop needs and asserts the department’s attitude to reassure banks and business.
Don’t take medicines constantly for stomach disorders. they only give temporary relief. Avoid surgical operations as danger lurks in operations. Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy is claimed to cure many cases by addressing catarrhal conditions and cleansing the digestive tract. Testimonials include various professionals and a free booklet offer from Geo. H. Mayr in Chicago Illinois.
In Columbia City Indiana on June 4 surviving students from Schrader schoolhouse Union township who attended during 1470 1871 and 1972 gathered for their annual picnic at Elias Lattzer home south of town. Over fifty attendees, many relatives of former students, enjoyed a grand dinner and social hours. Next reunion set for I Bordner home east of town on the second Saturday in June. The group honored former teacher Mrs Cyrds Keiser now of Troy township with gifts.
Two story and basement building 30 by 50 feet available on Harmony court behind Reed Shoe Company central area. Suitable for tailor repair painter storage or similar uses. Inquiries through Seavey Hardware Store.
A reflection on the bond between mothers and teachers. A busy mother worries about her child Freddie while a teacher pursues dedication amid isolation. The piece urges mothers to connect, share interests, and support teachers to improve a child’s development and classroom atmosphere.
A historical guide suggests hostess ideas for evening gatherings when guests arrive late. It describes games using numbered cards and common household items, plus a word-ending-in-age quiz sheet activity. Instruction on carpet cleaning using kerosene is also noted, with steps to remove odor and restore shine.
A collection of eggless pudding methods including rice pudding with cinnamon and butter, Indian meal pudding with molasses and ginger, layered sweet potato pudding dubbed potato pone, and stewed apple pudding with nutmeg. Each uses simple pantry ingredients and long, slow baking for rich texture and flavor.
Bertha Widdifield of Columbia City died Saturday morning at 1 18 after five weeks of pernicious anaemia. She was born in Columbia City July 8, 1892, age twenty years eleven months. Survived by parents and one brother Halph. Funeral arrangements to be announced. She attended Wilhurst or Millican college at Decatur and Millizen College at Decatur Ill. She was active in church and Sunday school and a member of a leading sorority.
The funeral for the deceased pastor of the church will be held Monday at two o'clock from the home with Rev. B. W. Sanders of Chumbusco officiating. Interment will follow at Linvill Cemetery.
A 50c bottle D D D promises rapid relief from terrible itching and skin disease. The ad touts D D D Prescription as a antiseptic wash that soothes, cleans, and cures, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Available at Dralsx Drug Co. 636 Calhoun Street and 1408 Calhoun Street.
An old advice column urges thorough care of washcloths to prevent skin blemishes by washing after each use and drying in a well ventilated sunny spot. It also offers tips on washing rice and cookware, recommending hot water and rinsing to remove paraffin residues.
Reports from Fort Wayne last night stated Miss Leal Underwood daughter of Attorney Homer G. Underwood was doing nicely. She recovered consciousness during the afternoon and showed unmistakable signs of improvement. No serious results are expected and it is believed she will be able to take part in the commencement exercises of her school. Esther Hivens the second young woman in the party was feeling better though not yet accustomed to her arm binding. An examination early yesterday showed a fracture just above the elbow and it will be several weeks before she can remove the hindaxe from her arm. Dr J. Frank Dinnen attended her.
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