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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
8
A historical plea warns mothers to beware of imitations and counterfeit versions of Fletcher's Castoria. The notice emphasizes Castoria's thirty year history as a trusted baby remedy and rebukes suggestions to try other or same remedies for infants.
A fragmented diary style narrative reveals a troubled marriage amid a government probe into a father’s profiteering. The husband controls the estate while tension rises between spouses over money, betrayal, and alleged murder, with emotional turmoil shadowing their social facade.
A false fire alarm was triggered by a fumigation device at the Consumers' Equity Association store, 104 Barr Street, after smoke drew a pedestrian to call the fire department at 1 a.m. in Richmond. Also announced: Young Friends convention, Division 2, Society of Friends, to be held at Barham College from July 8, with members from across the United States expected.
A muddled first person plea from EAR ANNIE LAURIE and others offers dubious romantic counsel. A 23-year-old man seeks guidance about pursuing a teenage girl against parental disapproval, while other voices advise ignoring her calls, courting indirectly, or revealing feelings through indirect persuasion. The mixed advice reflects tense family dynamics and social expectations of courtship.
A reader asks how to introduce herself to a shy boy and what to say to make a good impression. The message notes anxiety about meeting him and mentions seeking guidance on the best opener and whether to name individuals in conversation. The letter also references a topic labeled Honeymoon.
One thousand general chairmen of the four railroad brotherhoods will pass judgment on wage awards by the Railroad Labor Board, with a decision expected by July 20. The move aims to remove strike danger, though no figures on wage increases were disclosed. The situation follows discussions in Chicago and Cleveland.
Society notes report multiple weddings engagements and social visits. Mn Lawrence and Clarense Schust plan a Madison area wedding with families present. Numerous trips to Chicago Cleveland and Madison accompany gatherings, toasts, and hostess events.
Clarence Boger aged 32, a Perrine-Armstrong Lumber worker, died at 11 last night at the family home 1417 Winter Street. Heart disease listed as cause. Survived by a wife four daughters and three sons.
Jules Goux, famed French auto racer, wed Miss Ruth Davis of Indianapolis after a six month courtship begun at a dinner after Goux’s arrival for the upcoming 120 International Grand Prix. Goux, known locally for finishing fourth on the big race, will retire to Indianapolis for the next season.
The article traces Clara Barton from bashful child to schoolteacher in Bordentown and later founder of the American Red Cross. It details her Civil War relief work, search for missing soldiers, and advocacy for international relief. It notes her role as first American Red Cross president and her enduring influence until her death in 1913.
Allen Drake and Mrs Robbins clash as Lillian confronts a blackmailer connected to Charlie Spencer. A tense scene unfolds with threats to expose secrets while an agreement is demanded to restrain contact, signaling a pivotal development in the unfolding melodrama.
New dance medleys and tunes on Victor records feature Oh By Jingo Nobody But You Alexandria Oriental Stars and more. Joseph C Smith Orchestra backs James Monaco and others while Merle Alcock Rachel Grant and Billy Murray perform in new Victor releases blending fox trot waltz and one step styles.
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