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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
5
An article discusses motherhood as a pivotal life change and the nervous strain it causes. It advocates Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to restore health and strength, claiming it helps many women become normal and healthy. Advice notes letters answered confidentially by a woman from Lyon, Massachusetts.
A William J. Bryan endorsement in Life praises Judge James H. Blount’s The American Occupation of the Philippines, calling it a valuable contribution. The volume criticizes U S policy, with War Department figures and Forbes Worcester drawing scrutiny from officers who say it misstates facts.
In Lafayette Indiana eighteen year old Paul P Barger was released on five thousand sixty dollar bail after being charged with killing his father John C Barger without malice but with alleged wrongful pointing of a weapon. The killing occurred after an argument at the family home. The elder Barger was buried and the youth, who attended the funeral, plans to return to work in a factory to support his mother.
In Columbus four months after Billy Sunday’s revival a Congregationalist article by Dr. Washington Gladden criticizes Sunday’s methods. He condemns his intolerance, calls him a liar for anti-evolution rhetoric, and notes ministers’ protests. The piece contrasts Sunday’s stage craft with Jesus Christ’s spirit and warns against covetousness in evangelism.
Cromwell Indiana June 27-1 reports show local activity as residents attend events. Names include Scott of Friat, Seth Hill plans ocean birthday, Galloway home hitching device offered, Adams Tomy lawn social well patronized, and visitors from Syracuse Goshen Mishawaka Chicago attend. A large crowd from Sun and nearby towns plan July Fourth at Garrett.
Rays amond Norton of Cutford and Raymond Fulp of Taylorville, Barthalomew county, mistook one another for burglars and fought at Fulp’s home breaking three chairs and a window. After realizing the error they stopped, later recalling a scrimmage as they planned to sleep.
Relatives of Rev. Byrne arrive in Dafayeur Ind for his twenty first ordination anniversary jubilee at St Ann's. A solemn high mass begins Sunday at 10 with clergy including Rev. Tullus Selmers and Rev. Emmett Kelley. A parish supper, then a Tuesday reception at the rectory with clergy guests and parish children performing jubilee hymns.
Local notes report visits between families across Fort Wayne and Columbia City. Mrs Byrom and family hosted visitors while residents planned future relocations and care for relatives in Chicago and Roanoke. Church renovations, a new furnace, basement upgrades, and a visiting physician were noted, with Independence Day events anticipated.
Memphis jurors clear Mrs Margaret L Senteder Schieber of second degree murder in the February death of her husband August Schreber, a wealthy lumber dealer. Prosecution claimed bullets were aimed at Schreber in a band. defense argued unintentional shot during emotional insanity and temporary loss of reason after discovering husband with Mrs Howell.
Special Judge Royse ruled Goshen did not violate public utilities law by not seeking PSC approval to rebuild the municipal light plant. He upheld that local repairs to stay current do not require new plant permits, and city funds are below the debt limit. Hawks Electric’s injunction was dissolved and bids may proceed. Hawks may appeal, date undecided.
New York June 27 Theodore Roosevelt and District Attorney Charles Whitman reportedly received permits to carry pistols. A Lyon magistrate told fellow officials that in issuing these permits he waived standard legal requirements and asked applicants for a character affidavit. The irregularity was tolerated by fellow magistrates.
An ad touts Breakin Electric Paste for roaches and waterbugs, claiming morning sweeps reveal many dead pests. Sold by druggists, 2 and 1 dollar, with money back guarantee if ineffective. Stearns Electric Paste Co, Chicago.
Special to the Indianapolis News. Washington June 27 The key fact is the president aims to have banking and currency legislation considered this session Republicans generally back immediate action while a few old time senators threaten to block it Gallinger intends a vote obstruction Proposals shift toward strong federal control with a bankers advisory board possible opposing notes to be retired and a redesigned central board with bank representation While changes plan to be made before House consideration to satisfy diverse economic views and avert deadlock
Lebanon Ind June 27 Strange N Cragin a prominent Republican editor sold the Lebanon Patriot to Lester F. Tones of this city Mire Cragin Tait edited the Patriot for 22 years and will retire Rev George B Jochen of Greencastle, brother of the new owner, will be placed in charge as managing editor The consideration for the plant was 10000 dollars
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