No Palate Joy Like This for Spring Health
A simple natural diet promoting health and strength for spring days. Shredded Wheat with strawberries and cream is recommended as pleasing, strengthening nourishment for breakfast and luncheon.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
13
A simple natural diet promoting health and strength for spring days. Shredded Wheat with strawberries and cream is recommended as pleasing, strengthening nourishment for breakfast and luncheon.
Mary Zent was chosen as the new queen at the annual Flower Festival held at Lake Ride Park yesterday afternoon. Miss Glarys Decker, last year’s queen, crowned her in a beautific ceremony. The program included songs by the Louchers School chorus, a dramatization of Little Red Riding Hood, a senior class minuet, a solo by Gerfreude Bariels, and a Maypole dance by the seniors.
Members are requested to place dinner orders for themselves and guests by 4 o clock in advance of the dinner dance to be held at the Country Club.
Public schools ended a record giving of promotion cards yesterday morning as convocation trips concluded. Most learchers will not return until fall when school convenes again. Vacation will bring building and equipment improvements including an addition to Hamilton school and improvements at Giny senact.
An advertisement touts Every Week Antiseptic Shampoo as preserving hair by cleansing the scalp, removing dandruff, and preventing damage from alkali soaps. It claims improved hair softness, shine, and manageability for men and children, with a 4 teaspoon bottle price and distribution through local druggists and dealers.
Report on the St Louis convention scene with Indiana delegates, led by McCombs associates, paying homage to Glynn and Bryan. Observers note cheering interruptions, Dreary details of arrivals and hospitality, and praise for Huffman’s organizational work while highlighting Indiana figures like Fleming, Padgett, McCarty and Taggart. A brief medical ad follows, featuring Foley Kidney Pills and their claimed relief.
South Milford residents report deaths and family news. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 o clock for Mrs. fuliman’s father, Jodayh Whiteainh, at the Mo Blehwren with burial in South Milford cemetery. Nearby, Mrs. Licherens of the area underwent appendectomy yesterday and is reported resting well at Luther hospital Fort Wayne. Other items note updates from Gannon, aviary pictures from J. A. Gleam, and visitors to Chester Snellenberger’s grandparents in Vicksburg.
The M B quarterly meeting will be held here tomorrow with District Superintendent Ty J. Wale of Wikhart delivering the principal sermon. He will also present his report as a delegate to the recent funeral conference.
Local social notes list residents and visitors including Jane Halu Nerdiam Rendallville visiting Wolcottville friends DMs Junay Warber Hazel Stumm and others. Also mentions a special sale of Lafayette Place lots with many wooded lots priced from 325 dollars going on today.
Wireless weather reports will be issued by a Great Lakes station aiding storm timings. Signals will be sent every four hours beginning at 1:00 am, covering upper lakes and states including Minnesota Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Wisconsin. Local notices mention community members and events but the main item is the weather service update and distribution plan.
The report lists varied community items from Canton and surrounding towns. Mentions include hospital visitations, home moves, relatives stopping by, and local social events. Names such as Mrs Willen Anibal, Mex Cearge Pemple, and AL H Clark appear among casual notes of daily life.
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