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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
1
An edited lecture recalls pioneer settlers in southern Missouri shaping education and civic life. It honors their endurance, the value of wisdom, and the early colleges like Allenburg, linking past hardship to the region’s academic legacy and future prospects.
Len Thomas a pioneer typographer and longtime Port Wayne figure died Saturday in the city after a career spanning decades. He served the union during the Civil War era and was respected as a leading craftsman and community member.
Notice reports a stockholder meeting for Hingland State tank company. The text is garbled but indicates a convening date in January and a focus on a score or valuation issue. Names and exact venue are unreadable. status unclear.
The text marks a seventy five year milestone for Lutheran educational work in Perry County Missouri. It recalls the humble origins of Concordia College from a small log cabin and the immigrant founders who built up multiple seminaries and colleges under the synod. It praises the growth to more than four seminaries and eleven colleges with over two thousand students, and questions whether material gifts match the spiritual and educational gains. The piece concludes with a call to reflect on sacrifices and blessings and notes continuation on the last page.
Fort Wayne celebrates diamond anniversary of its Lutheran heritage and Concordia College roots. The address recounts pastors, congregations, and the 75 year history from St. Louis and Perry County to Fort Wayne. It honors Dr. Walther and the early log cabin origins as the mother of Concordia College and its enduring mission.
The article argues advertising must be continuous to retain value, especially in summer. It warns that taking a vacation from advertising causes shrinkage in audience attention and higher later costs. Continuous exposure attracts new customers and keeps existing ones, with summer seen as a key season for change and persistence.
A retrospective on Concordia's seventy five year history highlighting its religious education, alignment with Biblical Lutheranism, and growth from its early campuses to its churches and seminaries. It recalls key figures like Dr. Walther, the spread of Lutheran doctrine, and the student and faculty expansion across seminaries and colleges. The piece emphasizes faith, education, and the Lord's presence with the institution through the years.
Advertises Amolox as a universal skin remedy for eczema salt rheum and tetter with claims of rapid relief. Notes high success in Fort Wayne and other towns, promises money back if unsatisfied, and cites examples including a young man with severe acne and a prominent citizen with chronic dermatitis.
Mr. O. T. Perry longtime Western Union telegraph employee in Fort Wayne attended Memorial services at Simpson M. E. Church. He spent summers at his Wayne cottage and returned to Fort Wayne on weekends for the observance.
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