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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
6
Community notes recount visits among local families including Mr and Mrs Knauer and Mr Jersharing. Sunday school split across churches with no services at the main church. Rumors of candidate Mrs Turner’s illness and entertainment plans noted amid family visits and a bear sighting near town oversight.
A Whitley County man sues his wife of one month for divorce alleging she deceived him before the wedding and swindled him of money. He claims she left Port Wayne after the ceremony, misrepresented herself as a virtuous wife, and took funds while he suffered financial hardship. The complaint details alleged deception about being a mother and infidelity claims, with the husband seeking relief and support.
Local notes report guests visiting area families from Allen and Chicago, scheduling changes at the depot, and plans for temporary homes for Tresepir children. Mentions of weddings, a marriage at St Jolie’s, and community figures attending meetings with Noble County ties.
Miss Miviche angles, a teacher, wed Prof. James Shendel Sunday at home of her parents in Thurnereele township. The ceremony was simple with immediate family and a few invited friends. They will honeymoon through Pennsylvania New York Washington Delaware and Niagara Falls. Professor Shendel teaches engineering at Purdue and is son of Mr and Mrs. Robert Sheadel of Noble county. They will live at Lafayette. FOR SALE Millinery store in town of 10 000. Cheap if sold at once. Address Box 75 Fort Wayne Ind. WARSAW WOMAN STRICKEN WHILE ATTENDING CHURCH. Mrs Te oh Johnson of North Union street fell ill during a service at Wesleyan Methodist church. She was taken home and her children were summoned. She may recover. COMFORTING TO STOUT PEOPLE. Dyke Ny J Pnanrsey advertisements included.
Advice from a physician on healthy weight gain for underweight individuals. Discusses proper nutrition, controlled exercise, and medical consultation to address digestion, metabolism, and strength in a cautious, medically informed approach. Emphasizes avoiding dangerous trends and following evidence based practices.
Washington June 29 The Campberlain resolution to authorize recruiting the army to war strength beyond the statutory limit was favorably reported by the military committee. Senators Pomerene and Shafroth supported the measure with one Democrat opposing. details indicate pressure over bank and fiscal measures intertwined with wartime policy.
President Wilson outlined plans to relocate annual Army and football games to the capital, with support from Senator Jeou urging a safe, orderly reallocation. Representative Smith of Maryland pressed for the appointment of a white keeper of the district for the District of Columbia, signaling race and authority issues in the transit proposal.
Warhington June 29 report on President Wilson considering actions over a strike situation at Tatty Moet with federal forces not moved from Vangouver and potential impacts on tremble and rendisees. unclear wording targets pending further developments.
At the White House Rear Admiral Fle Fletcher prepares for duties after a Vera Cruz return. President Wilson receives the formal dispatch. Navy command notes the Atlantic fleet is reorganizing with Rear Admiral Budger awaiting assignment. Platcher’s status remains uncertain.
New York and Newport society note Duchess of Marlborough arrives in America to spend six weeks with sister Mrs Oliver Belmont at Marble House. She states she travels for visit not suffrage work, opposes English militant methods, and declines plans for official meetings. Local society and political mentions accompany lively, era-tinged coverage.
Fragmentary wartime note describes President Wilson praising conduct at Vera Cruz and the officers under him. It suggests Secretary Daniels affirmed Admiral Flotilla would stay in Washington for the week as part of the depart plan.
Washington June 26 A clipped note says Burnew of South Carolina entered the White House today wearing two white duck suits intended for the president and secretary. The report emphasizes the humorous misprint and the oddity of the outfits.
An old advertisement touts Saint Johannis Drops as a rapid remedy for summer complaints including colic, cholera, cramps, diarrhea, and stomach pains. It claims success in adults and children, touts a scientifically tested, purely compounded formula, and directs readers to obtain by mail from H C Leslee Medicine Co at 158 Burnham Chicago Illinois.
Residents from South Milford Montpelier Ahura Winona and other towns stayed with AL Mcdonald and family and hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs. Sutherlin and Mr and Mrs Iranic Brod. A wedding-related note mentions Meedna Moody and baby and several families hosting guests yesterday.
Hair care claim promotes Purdi nn Baro product used to nourish and nourish hair, claiming to remove dust and dead hair while invigorating the scalp. It stresses that damaged or faded hair harms confidence and offers Parisian Sage as a remedy available at Meyer Bron Co. or drug counters.
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