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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1907
Page
14
Deputy Prosecutor Ninde threatens raids if orders are not followed as discussions over illegal liquor sales at bawdy houses escalate. The Journal Gazette reports the prosecutor may file affidavits and pursue action against police leadership, with raids and legal steps looming.
Evening and morning services are announced at Christ's Lathoragelarch and Wayne Siteel Methadi churches. Pastors T. Hahn and Rev. Frank bagi lead subjects including That Men Should Jo ty You Do Ye At Them Likewise and Splr raat whditing with the Masons in attendance. Weathered text notes a service at Weat Creighton Avenue Church of Christ led by Rev. Wot shamiliart.
The Tiymouth Congress plans a performance of the Queen Esther cantata with soloists from area churches. The program features All Hail to a King with the Female Chorus Behold Our Lovely Queen Es Recitation what is the Queen Chovis Hail to the Monarch and a final chorus Hasten the Banquet.
A fragment describes railroad men and workers stressing how engine wear mirrors human eyes fatigue. It notes overtaxed nerves cause headaches and reduced efficiency. The piece advertises Cytometrist and Manufacturing Optician at 1008 Calhoun Street offering eye examinations and gas guarantees.
A reading from a 19th century article describes Joe the Turk starting meetings with demonstrations of his hair styling method. The piece highlights perspiration in the crowded room as attendees look for a cool breath of air while Joe explains steps to secure a heavy, rounded coiffure using pins and scarves. The account notes the vivid, marching instructions and the crowd’s fascination with the spectacle.
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