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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
7
A young man questions why June brides dominate wedding reports in papers each year. An older woman explains the habit stems from December engagements leading to June ceremonies, with jokes about gifts, rent, and preparation. A playful exchange ends as the couple considers marriage with humor about roles.
We will keep our workroom open in July and offer dresses of foulards pongees cotton voiles and embroidered flounce lingerie frocks for $30. Choose your own fabrics for a smartly made complete frock at a remarkably low price with early fabric selection advised.
Young ladies in their teens are urged to build future health with Star Grass Compound for menstrual irregularities and related symptoms. Purely veretatle. Week's trial free. $1.00 box at all drug stores or Phenix Chemical Co. Warsaw, Ind.
City news lists Arthur Reuke of the Mteyer Brothers, Ben Woodworth resuming charge at a Shoat Building drug store, Tank Mannos opening a fruit store at 134 East Berry Street, Mrs. A Lackey returning from Beaver Dam, quarantine at the Harber home due to diphtheria, Mrs. George Sunley traveling to Chicago and back, infant Olga Leis recovering at home after hospital operation, Mrs. Breberl leaving Lutheran hospital after gall stones and appendicitis, Dr E J McOscar comment, stomach troubles and Horsford's Acid Phosphate promoted, and a Garden of Thanks note from Mr Walter Puckett family and friends for support after a bereavement.
The Ferdinand Schabfer family thanks friends and the Farmers Home Market club for kindness during the illness and death of their son and brother Thomas. Gratitude is extended to Rev. H B Wurthmann for comforting words and floral offering and to the Robison Park concert audience on Thursday evening.
Luther protests at his home north of town with tonsillils. Mr and Mrs Ezra Roberts were Wa bash visitors Tuesday. Mrs C B Cleveland and daughter Lilian returned Tuesday from several days viet with friends and relatives at Marlon. Mrs Wm Wendel and daughter Elma were in Wabash Tuesday. Miss Laura Troxel returned Tuesday from several days vielt in Pern. She was accompanied by her sister Rye Brest Porter and som Alles who will remain here for an extended visit. Mrs Etta Munson and daughter Kith ryn left Tuesday morning for Warsaw where they will spend the summer.
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