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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
11
Rev T J Rupe Dow preached on Striking Absences at St John’s Reform Church Sunday morning. He urged love for people beyond attractive traits, noting beauty lies in what people are not and celebrating unspoken attributes.
Local weather summary reports daily temperature highs and lows with times across the 24 hour period. An advertising note promotes Liberty Bonds with a price-focused line from a commercial firm at 722 Clinton St Ground Floor.
Henry Clewes report from New York notes limited immediate financial impact from Hague opening, with focus on American claims against Russia and bank committee work in Paris. He discusses rail wage cuts, labor unrest hints, car loading rises, freight car orders, and a mixed picture for money markets and railroad shares amid broader conditions.
Kenneth Worden, 11, son of Mr and Mrs J G Worden of Proltter avenue, was injured at Contiver park when a wheel came off a speedings automobile during a Deere on the gh mile pace. He suffered a fractured arm and was taken to Saint Joseph's Hospital by Port Wayne Panther Company ambulance.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss wealth and salvation, mentioning church figures and pastors. It references a schedule adoption in Bluffton and Wells County with scattered names and tentative dates, suggesting a local religious meeting or event description.
The city normal school in Indianapolis will be discontinued after years of operation. A conference among school officials, attorneys, and board members concluded the school violates state law by receiving city funds for operation. The board plans to abolish the school at its next meeting and transfer duties to Muder College where feasible.
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