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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
2
A fragmented report notes upcoming Baltimore and Chicago conventions stirring party divisions between eastern conservatives and progressives. References to Taftite influence and rival camps surface amid broader political commentary and editorials on public policy and civic issues.
An article argues that students may pursue English or chemistry for practical reasons like boots and crops, while warning that Greek or Latin study can enrich language, leadership, and understanding of human life. It suggests teaching English with classical elements to foster genuine preference over grading games.
Fort Wayne civic planning advocates propose redeploying riverbank pen stocks for park development to connect Swinney Lawton and Tales aides via a riverfront parkway. The idea envisions public access to air and water recreation while linking three major parks with a continuous green belt along the river. Public ownership and civic improvement are urged as the city embraces European style urban planning.
The New York World reports Bryan challenges Parker as temporary chairman of the Democratic National Convention. Tammany influence and opposition to a progressive candidate color the dispute. Bryan asserts his right to protest what he calls destructive tactics amid a bitter, unsettled lead into the convention.
The architectural department provides original specifications for each house to ensure ideas are economically and satisfactorily carried out. Specifications are detailed and precise, guiding builders and contractors with thorough instructions. Clients can inspect their building with these documents and periodic internal inspections.
A brief reflection contrasts a man of genius with uncommon gifts who uses his talents to dazzle the world for personal gain against a man of uncommon estate who seeks to do good for fellow men at Marleston.
A late 19th century editorial argues Parker represents a small faction within the Democratic Party and may fail to unite radicals and conservatives. It notes concerns about influence of party factions, the risk of a “keynote” speech, and possible public backlash at the Baltimore convention.
In Bluffton Ind, a 24 year old woman named Ferathe or Susin Mets attempted suicide by swallowing a poison found in her mother Mrs Lester Betsy’s medicine after a whipping for not going to war. A physician treated her with emetics and antidotes. she survived.
An old Baltimore Sun opinion recalls 1860 as a guide for 1880, noting Republicans and Democrats split then and suggesting today’s Democrats could win big by nominating a progressive who advances Democratic principles. It warns overconfidence could ruin a lasting political surge and urges unity to seize the moment.
In Fort Wayne Mr and Mrs Prank Gries and Kinve bear visiting relatives for a few weeks. They plan future activities with an automobile company and will stay tied to Taetannuilly community while continuing engagements.
Laotto news recounts obituaries and funerals in progress in the Oberlin area. Residents including Mr and Mrs J Christie and Mrs Minnie Hart attended a funeral in Ossian. Wreaths and visits follow the service as families travel from Fort Wayne and other towns.
The Emunde Electric Co of 1015 Calhoun St announces a new departure in manufacture. The project centers on a large nearal moat and two yearloea, signaling expansion and employment growth for the city.
Reports from Churubusco Ind cover visits and illness in town. Residents travel to nearby towns, attend conventions, weddings, and family gatherings while neighbors care for the sick. The column lists numerous names, places, and brief movements through the area during the period.
Residents from Decatur Indiana gathered at the Mrs Battle and Mrs Matte Retecking home for a town outing on the Magnificent lawn. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bert Parkhouse and Mrs Ford Lindow from Ride. Refreshments were served at the Fletcher Co. Store with noted good items.
Memphis resident Emma Looney reports eight years of misery ended after taking Cardul and praises renewed appetite and strength. The ad claims Cardul uniquely contains successful ingredients, audited for manufacture, with a century of public approval and millions of beneficiaries urging readers to try it today.
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