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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
14
A Fort Jayne event promotes a potato loaf bread called POTATO-LOAF to mothers. The plan includes a souvenir with each loaf next Thursday and assistance with sewing. The message assures mothers the loaf is no different from common bread and invites participation.
In South Whitley Indiana on June 17 a storm struck the Methodist church, damaging the steeple and roof tiles but causing no injuries. The service was for decoration. no one was hurt. The town observed minor flooding in some cellars and nearby areas. Others report local movements, travels, and social notices, including weddings and routine visits.
Washington reports the United States has selected 100 teachers to serve in the Philippines as part of expanding American education there. The group includes graduates from top universities and normal schools from across the nation, reflecting strong support for insular education after more than a decade of U S governance. The Bureau of Education highlights ongoing growth and the opportunity for educated young people to contribute to government and local development in the islands.
Sammal Mumer assistant cashier at Lagrange tote bank and MrsMusser are visiting Klin gor lake when a barn fire in a storm Saturday night destroyed their automobile. Musser's car was insured but damaged beyond repair, and another gentleman's vehicle was also burned. Estimated loss about 1100 dollars. Auburn Garage advertises auto supplies and 756 overalls in nearby copy.
A nostalgic verse lauds the old hand organ on the street, contrasting it with newer models. It conjures memories of tunes like The Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls and Annie Laurie, recalling grass-grown lanes, bright orchards, merry eyes, and the simple joy of past era summers.
A creditor and a legislator clash in a humorous scene as the bill for Christman Purchase is pressed. The legislator explains the bill has passed the second reading and will follow the regular course, with possible expediting if it emerges from committee.
A quirky street vignette shows an honest rustle passing a bookstore window with a sign reading Burne Works for $2. He resists entering, choosing instead to hope Burns stays out. The tale recalls his past attempt at city employment and a wary resolve.
Akron Ind June 17 The funeral of Thomas Blackburn of Roarin occurred at his home today. Interment was at Gilead cemetery. Mr Blackburn suffered a stroke today while at work on William Kreig’s new house. He never regained consciousness and died in the evening. Frank Fanning and family are guests of Alvin Eshelman and family today. W N Anear and wife are guests of Mr and Mrs George Bahelman.
A fragmented local verse diary notes family visits across Disko and Rochester, mentions garden tasks and seaside imagery, and ends with a sad note about lacking funds to take a trip. The piece evokes summer leisure, social visits, and rural pleasures through scattered names and place hints.
An intimate report describes a famous dancer using mer leolixed wax nightly to cleanse and nourish her skin. The routine allegedly leaves her with a flawless, youthful complexion and no wrinkles, with a cleansing preparation of powdered substances and wax.
In colonial times a noblewoman sends her first-born baby girl away to be raised by Gretchen a peasant widow. Lena and Gretchen raise two children as sisters. On the dying noblewoman’s plea Lena is sent to court as the heir. Lena thrives briefly but longs for Gretchen and the geese. She escapes remorseful and seeks to correct the deception.
The Gaiety Theatre presents a three reel historical production by William N Selig of the Selig Polyscope Co After three years and 340000 spent the film showcases the Columbus story Patrons are urged to attend Wednesday and Thursday in the afternoon to avoid evening crowds.
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