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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1914
Page
2
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery in Fort Wayne and towns, and mail options. It lists prices for daily with or without Sunday, monthly and yearly terms, and emphasizes second-class mailing status.
June 28 1914 report on life extension argues longevity may rise by about fifteen years versus ancestors. Dr Ve Vachan president of the American Medical Association cites Atlantic City convention where medical science was linked to longer youth and healthier aging.
The poem paints a tranquil scene of back country nature with shifting light and fragrant breezes. Birds sing and waves tap the shore while thieves and greedy men hunt for gold elsewhere, leaving nature lovers to cherish peaceful, unspoiled spots and timeless beauty.
The second international safety exposition will take place in New York from December 7 to 19 at Grand Central Palace under the American Museum of Safety. It aims to show how worker health and safety are safeguarded across American industries and will feature government and foreign exhibits, demonstrations, and a focus on advancements in health and safety related to industry.
A historical survey notes the wire drag at Buszards Bay entrance, outlining its purpose to mark depths for safer navigation. It discusses practices, hazards, and the need for detailed charts to aid vessel passage near Cape Cul Canal and nearby waters.
An increased variety of blouses and waists priced at $1.00 to $1.25 with new printed China silk waists white with small floral designs. Habotai silk waists offered at $2.00. Georgette crepe and crepé de chine blouses highlighted. values up to $16.50 now marked at $7.50 and $8.25.
Advertises hammocks for comfort in heat with safe double strength construction. Notes all color combinations and price range from 1.50 to 6.50. Emphasizes weather use and trouble-free relaxation under a spreading bough.
A Wash Goods Special offers Cynthia crepe in a cool sheer crepe with neat small floral designs. The cloth, typically 5 cents a yard, is offered at a fortunate buying opportunity for 10 cents a yard.
New season skirts from Berges Chaberdines Paplins and others offered at $6.00 to $16.50. Silk skirts and white wool serge options priced from $5.00 to $8.50, with Navy and other shades in lace details.
A wide selection of comfort-giving kimonas in plain and printed crepe, lawns, and cotton challies. Styles include lace and ribbon trim with values of $1.00 and $1.25, displayed on tile for easy choosing at 79 cents.
The article touts middy blouses as summer’s versatile choice for rough and ready wear and highlights an exceptional value a lightweight white middy blouse priced at 1.00.
The New York World argues the calamity campaign overplays the issue, citing big business influence and public fatigue with acceleration methods. It notes railroads seeking higher freight rates, pressure on Congress, and widespread protests shaping the national mood.
The passage describes a 1911 law forcing towns like Iowa City to spend money before drawing from general funds. It notes operations relying on special funds, timing of income versus expenses, and debates on shifting duties to the city commissioners. The piece cites ongoing strain on the general fund and calls for administrative changes.
A fragmentary report discusses the Claflin failure in New York City and its anticipated nationwide impact. It notes merchant interest in the Claflin branch, looming liquidation, and checks cashed at multiple Orange stores as the business dissolves.
Hospital poster offers sealed bids for facilities. A millinery and drugstore site on 1805 Hanna Street is marketed as an excellent location. Phone 6807 for details.
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