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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
4
Society notes describe a Palace week program titled Pershing's Crusaders, highlighting wartime reality, civilian mobilization into soldiers, khaki production, the making of ships, and American howitzers. It contrasts the Kaiser’s troops with American soldiery, features General Pershing, and critiques Berlin propaganda. Also mentions Red Cross fundraising guests and local club events.
The notice describes lemon juice products advertised to reduce sunburn and whiten skin, claiming three ounces of Orchard White per purchase. It also covers a beauty routine involving face, neck, and hands, with a testimonial feel and shop-friendly timeframe.
Delagrange Randall Hessin Tiadenbaugh and r Nobert Delagrange wed yesterday afternoon at St Pauls parish. Rev F Delaney officiated with attendants Miss Helen M magma nard and others. A wedding supper followed at the groom’s parents home. Couple to travel to pointe nd oon Cheteretin. bride is daughter of Mrs Francie Tinlentaagh of Payne Ohio and employed as a stenographer.
Miss Katherine Stover daughter of Mr and Mrs S G Stover of 2608 Wolfe street married Archibald McDonald son of Mr and Mrs K McDonald of Richland Missouri last evening in a home ceremony. Guests included Abram Jones and Mrs Jones who performed music, and a reception featured flowers gowns and a wedding march. The couple plan a short wedding trip and will reside with the bride's parents.
Cautionary guide notes that most soaps and shampoos have high alkali causing hair to become brittle and the scalp to dry. It warns against excess use, recommends moistening hair with water and applying a small amount, and claims soap yields rich lather, cleanses well, and dries hair to a soft, fragrant finish.
Preparations for July 4 celebrations in London include a central gathering at Westminster Central Hall at 1 am with Winston Spencer Churchill delivering a greeting from Britain to the United States. Speakers include William S. Sims and John J. Jaudie. American troops in London plan baseball games and sightseeing, with King George throwing the first pitch. The program is organized by the British Hospitality committee.
An American flyer attached to a prefixed squadron landed near Walden in Switzerland with his aircraft badly damaged. A Swiss officer and eight men arrived to seize the plane. The pilot, from Chicago, expressed relief at landing in Switzerland rather than elsewhere, and answered inquiries about his location with a brief confirmation.
Members of the Keklonga Review Women Bevel association of the Maccabees will meet Friday afternoon at the home of commander Mrs. Gertrude Reeser 1018 Elmwood Avenue The purpose is to make a service flag All members urged to attend The knit team of the royal Neiths bors will meet with Mrs Shunk 902 East Jefferson Street Thursday evening
Disjointed OCR text suggests a report on state and county figures in Maine with references to an Indiana politician’s reappointment or replacement in a senatorial context. The fragment mentions resignations and a potential successor in a December or January political transition.
Plans for a big suffrage meeting at Mikes hall Friday evening include speakers Attorney David Hoge and Frank Hilgerman Mrs Mabel Duninp Curry of Terre Mante will attend, drawing those who missed her earlier visit, praised as an all round speaker on suffrage The text of President Wilsons message to women will be published here urging democratic reconstruction and support for the suffrage amendment before end of discussion
London reports Ulster leader Sir Maward Car ron denounces the Premier’s push for conscription in Ireland as a breach of party truce and a risk to unientist unity. He warns the policy will provoke humiliation and civic upheaval amid wartime fear of deepening divisions. Delaware County Leads, Muncie Indiana, pledges 10 percent of Treasury note issues for the fourth liberty loan, a county record, with banks working to secure up to 1,000 dollars weekly certificates.
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