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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
5
Washington June 15 President Wilson and aides defend a proposed currency and bank bill as an improvement over the current system asserting it increases bank supervision. Critics fear the measure could entrench the new system and impede future reform. Democratic leaders urge caution and no haste in rallying support.
A wide letter from Glenn Carson of Darlington Indiana extols Nature's Creation as a tuberculosis and cough remedy. The writer claims rapid relief after starting with less than a bottle and credits improved appetite sleep and weight gain. The ad invites readers to request a free booklet with testimonials and photos for treatment guidance.
The lampshade skirt, a Paris novelty, has appeared in London on the stage in Hilda Bewicke's act "8d. a Mile." It features three wire hoops attached to the skirt to flare out. Parisian crowds show little indication of adopting the fashion more widely.
The text notes that New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and other banks may form a central money power under a proposed plan. It describes a provision for shifting reserve support among districts and criticizes the Aldrich plan while praising recognition of commercial paper and limited use of bills of exchange as credit instruments.
Gary, Ind., June 19. Two geese were brought to Justice A. C. Huber on a trespass charge after a Servian woman swore out the warrant and a constable served it. The constable read the warrant when the birds refused to answer. He carried one goose under each arm into the justice’s office to ensure their appearance in court.
Mrs Clyde Mc Crory and Garnet with Mrs Charles Mishburn and daughters Mary and Edith hosted Friday at Clyde Kryder home. Fort Wayne shoppers Vera Stevick and Mrs Charles Stevick visited Friday. Mrs William Hoffman and companion from Fort Wayne staying with sister Mrs Henry Hosler. Mr and Mrs Leo Rainier returned to Auburn after visiting Henry Smits and sons. Art Bailey and Mrs Humes visited Fort Wayne Friday. Willard Melchhag bought Frank Disler barber shop and moved in. Junatta Martin visiting grandparents John and Mrs Hosler. Alex Werner sold his farm planning move to LEO soon. William Disler and Russell visited Robison Park Sunday. Ella Yoder returned from Berne. Fort Wayne visitors L. G Anspach and relatives William Thompson, Herman Conrad, Henry Smits Jr. Rev E J Maupin and family visited Henry Hosler. Clyde Kryder and daughter Mita visited John Kryder.
Friday and Saturday saw Peter Stvnty, Joseph Yoder, Esther Garman, and multiple Fort Wayne visitors including the Minnea Mary Plahbum, Lillisa Yoder, Edward Conrad, and Jeanmes Maxfield. A meeting for children is set for Sunday evening, June 25, with several Fort Wayne callers noted.
The article lists guests visiting Geneva for the Yoder-Klopfanstein-Garman wedding Sunday, including Mr. and Mrs. Simon Egly and several local families and guests such as Miss Ida Netter Jr. and Mrs. Newton Henderson.
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