JAF SIRLS ADOPT FAN OF BOBBING TRESSES
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1922
Page
25
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Instructions demand names and full addresses on the back of each print or negative, with correct spelling and parent details for minors. Enclose a sturdy return envelope and allow submission of any number of pictures. prizes include black and white and colored enlargements and framed displays.
Fragmented notice warns snapshot fans that certain editors and participants are not available. It states a new method will be issued and a reform within one week after submission, with access restored when the unit indicates availability.
Effie enters the scene in Dalton, Georgia, walking into a church service without ceremony and drawing surprised attention. The piece depicts her bold entrance, the reaction of congregants, and vivid description of attire as she moves through the crowd.
The readable fragments suggest a sermon discussion and a travel related event with mentions of a church, a congregation, and walking through a town. Names and places are garbled. core idea centers on religious gathering and community concerns.
A garbled 1920s era note describes prohibition activity linked to Japanese influence, mentioning Teapans and cultural shifts in beer and whisky, with references to authorities and public response. The fragment hints at prohibition messaging spreading via mayoral and civic channels and potential penalties for liquor activity.
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