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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
4
Intriguing needlework guide notes cushions for Morris chair coverings in velvet canvas or upholster material. Patterns include 14013 and two or more colors. The project offers decorative pillows curtains and covers for home interiors with simple steps and color options.
A long column of social items notes numerous weddings engagements and visits. It records arrivals departures travel to Pasadena and Richmond and social events at country clubs including a subscription dance with many young college attendees. The piece names numerous families friends and hostesses and mentions bouquets, music, and receptions reflecting a lively midwestern social scene.
Amolox marketed as a new remedy claims to cure various skin and scalp conditions. The advertisement, signed by Mayer Bron, promotes rapid acne and pimple reduction with a penetrating topical formula. It lists a company address and urges readers to try the product for visible improvements.
The quiet wedding of Miss Mary Lyntaie daughter of Henry and Martha, to Mr. Tiebard Ite of Chicago, took place with Rev. William J. Singh officiating. The bride wore a crepe gown and carried white roses. after the ceremony attendees enjoyed a reception. The couple left for a honeymoon to Indhi ngpaliyaml and Nagin Valle, with friends and relatives from Cheaga and Monroeville present. A local extension club event, country party, and alumni gathering followed in ensuing days.
Fragmented OCR of Pierceton News notes social happenings. References to Mr and Mrs, Mary Clay, Nellie Galvin, and multiple local figures attend gatherings, with mentions of community events, a funeral, and parish activities.
Four thousand delegates from across the country attend the international meet held at Medinah Temple with Witte N. Hartshorn presiding. The event features sessions of affiliated churches and fringe conferences as debates and proposed constitutional amendments spark protest and political tension ahead of forthcoming elections.
Under county road law a plan proposes paving in Harrison Town and surrounding streets. Officials claim most streets are badly worn and need repair, estimating costs could exceed most of the town’s budget.
A fragmented notice proclaims the Jefferson theatre hosting a rare seasonal treat today and tomorrow. The garbled text references travel, hotel, and names but the central message remains the theatre event and dates.
General Passenger and Freight Agent Allin Greenland of She ort AVayne and Northern toliana Trnedon contracted with the Cone vordin Singing xelety and the Kerela Slolmnenn for a live special car to be by Lowlavne tardy. They left at 1 oteleie this pani ing on WEN aeeriyse fh Ladsylle at 1 Welock to-day modi, then stopped an hour on Indianapads at bist o'clock for hrombank. The singing society arranged hurriedly for the run, but the delegation arrived with close ad Ty haste. One work was arminged over Oye tivtararhn finem oostens will be pide between Qere and Indinapalls.
A fragmentary note outlines a plan to reform the civil service by unifying commissions across states and providing streamlined examinations and papers. It mentions state aid, examinations, and a push to centralize efforts, with references to New York agencies and offices. The text signals a broad, centralized approach to civil service modernization and recruitment.
Governor welcomed delegates at the natal meeting of Che Mtebigin Obie and Hare Cet, with reports from officers showing progress. Attendees included Jann YStase of Columbus, Joan A. Georges of Undrinc pal, Rey Cavanaigh of Tadiensqvatig, and W. Kelly of Snugibt, among others.
Louise Dunbar appears with the Temple Stock Company in a stage production at the Permula Theatre. The article notes her performances, the troupe, audience reaction, and mentions forthcoming appearances at the Taapie theatre.
The piece warns against dissipation as a path to athletic or life success and urges disciplined living. It cites personal habits, lack of sleep, improper diet, and excessive drinking as costs to body and mind, noting employers favor sober, honest workers and warning that vice harms performance and opportunities. Names, places, and specifics are limited by the readable text.
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