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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
8
A chaotic scene erupts as suffragists cry Sylvia Wins and demand a hearing granted by Asquith. Protesters accuse the prime minister of delay and call for action on women’s rights, with banners and chants echoing through the Dowling Street area.
The article reflects on reverent study and preservation of wisdom from forefathers. It celebrates the influence of early educators and theologians, urging renewed devotion to scripture and moral instruction. It describes lectures, classical Latin phrases, and the enduring role of wisdom in guiding present faith.
A fragmentary, reverent page discusses reverence for Wayne Home of Men with religious imagery. It dwells on heritage, faith, and guidance from God, urging unity, humility, and prayer to sustain the community’s moral lineage. The text invokes fatherhood, baptism, and enduring duty to uphold the covenant through devotion and reverent language.
A lengthy historical sermon extols the growth of the Lutheran church, praising the founding fathers and synod for building colleges, training ministers, and spreading the gospel. It urges continued expansion of educational work to prepare pastors, noting past overproduction fears were unfounded and urging prayers and support for future harvests.
Ralph A McCarty, a steam engineer for the city, was injured in a street car accident last night as a strap snapped while the car was in motion. He was taken to the hospital for treatment as bystanders assisted and authorities searched for the car involved.
Col Ebbetts stars in a vaudeville and motion picture program with Gotevel Chas and Walter Maller parts at the Imperial. Over 45 000 attendees mark the largest crowd to date for a festival style event in Fort Wayne. The show features nightly vaudeville and film with Red Cross Tubes and Imperial Casings on hand for crowd comfort. Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co. listed at 225 and 227 East Columbia Street.
The Red Men Memorial service for departed brothers of the Traptavod Order was held at the church in the evening with a large crowd in attendance. A sermon by the Reverend Gretel of Wert underscored the unity of the order and the cherished memory of its members.
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