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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
16
Advertising cannot take a vacation without a loss as the cumulated values of prior months shrink or evaporate. Delaying or omitting the vacation helps avoid higher costs to make good the shrinkage, a warning about continued advertising spend and its impact on value.
Fragmented OCR text from a Butler area page lists many names, places, and errands with minimal coherent events. The readable bits mention individuals like Georgs Fuller and Mr. Une, various locals and congregations, and scattered notes about visits, gatherings, and oblique social details without a clear single story or date.
A garb theory notes striped and checked cottons as preferred for summer. It describes fabric types such as gingham and check patterns, with sizes from 32 to 44 and yardage details for a one piece frock and related garments.
County by county reports indicate Democratic hopes rise as party workers prepare for August or September campaigns. Central committees pledge full ticket support, with conventions naming nominees and headquarters set to open. Local observers note strong Democratic sentiment and expect Cline to win in the Twelfth District.
Mix of names and activities from Hoagland noting upcoming church day, children's event, and public preparations. Mentions Fort Wayne fire drill, Parkes gathering, and a Sunday meeting with various local figures including Mrs. Saamiel Moule and Mr. Waynes.
Fragmented OCR reads as a local Ashley page item mentioning fire department, an incident near a hydrant, insured losses around $1 208, and several names including Mr M Heddle and Mr Mavor? The text is garbled but references a fire front and a defective oldmaus in connection with an incident.
New York June 11 J P Moran son of the powerful Morgan family attended an international polo match in Mendowrool. Social elites were out in force with many prominent names seen in the crowd as Mr Morgan spoke with friends during the event.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Decatur page with social events, marriages, church notices, and court references. Names include Mrs Roy Ealnger and Missque Airave among residents. mentions of upcoming gatherings and parish activities. scattered references to weddings, families, and local officials. details are unclear due to garbled transcription but indicate a community record row of notices and social items.
A serialized domestic drama follows Allison as her marriage frays over money and misapplied ambitions. A tale of jealousy and yearning unfolds through vivid scenes of household life, furniture shopping, changing roles, and a tense confrontation with her husband Tom and neighbors.
A garbled Illinois banking suit alleges misused powers, unauthorized withdrawals, and hidden assets linked to a syndicate led by Tarjin. The complaint claims funds deposited at LaSalle Street Bank were mismanaged, with officers acting without authority and the bank's stability put at risk.
Social column lists numerous attendees from St. Joe and nearby towns visiting Wesley Hurt and others, with mentions of weddings, dinners, church events, and Sunday guests. Recurring names include Mrs Northrup, Mr and Mrs Rushing, Mrs Somers, Mr and Mrs Northtrach, and families from Wayne, Horton, and Bowling Green, with prayers, travel, and church plans noted.
A dense OCR fragment lists many names, places, and events from a local paper. It references individuals such as Mrs Hathaway and Mr Shaffer, places like Mort Washie and Bungay, and mentions hospital treatments, community actions, and fund figures in a sprawling, unclear chronicle.
Whitley County farm records show grant patent details for a Columter duty item and May listings from May 1 to May 31. The Journal Gazette notes May totals, averages for May and April, plus a subscription note and notary public Arnold F. Scubert details.
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