30 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1917
Page
1
A historical note defends alum baking powders as wholesome after extensive tests by the Department of Agriculture and state food commissioners. It argues that pure and safe sale is ensured, cites acid phosphate substitutions, and advises consulting a doctor if doubt remains.
An aged recipe preview details flavor blending for salads. It covers cooking vegetables, draining thoroughly, and dressing choices such as mayonnaise French or boiled dressings. It explains marinating tips for cabbage and onions and cautions on proper draining to avoid soggy results.
A garbled OCR line lists scattered figures and currency marks such as 60c 25e 13¢ and 7c, with occasional letter codes like ABs and aoe, resembling an old price list or ledger fragment. No clear event or names readable. assumes a historical price snippet rather than a story.
A local notice from the board of public works announces plans by seaside units to lay ocean mines along Coasts. The report mentions individuals from Myra and Mes, including Wayne and Darwin Myers, plus others connected to Port Da Pont and Lebanon ward. The plan covers park and street improvements, electric lighting, and related construction, with sections of roadway and park areas affected.
A chaotic article describes the Phone Company relinquishing its franchise after lengthy city disputes. It details tensions among officials, labor unrest, and legal actions affecting service, with references to city leaders, trustees, and long running conditions surrounding the franchise.
The article notes about 192,000 voters to register for the November election and mentions clerks coordinating at sites on streets like Veandriff and Trelis Grim. It also references public health concerns with diphtheria and fever, and the Board of Public Works planning to convert a auditorium site at the corner for municipal needs.
Colonel Foster and Charles J. Brolwa told the board of works to reopen discussions on paving intentions but funding shortages prevent approval. The board plans to consider permits on January 19 for dwelling projects and street improvements including 4404 Calin eetrent and nearby locations.
A divorce filing in Nottingham township draws attention to disputed property worth significant sums. The case highlights the couple's split and the restoration of former names, with details pointing to a subdivision of assets and ongoing legal proceedings.
Avran Stickler's wife, a Markle laborer, died from severe burns after a gasoline stove exploded this morning in RlLveton Indiana. She reached toward the stove and the blast hurled burning fluid over her body. Doctors said she could not recover. She left behind three small children.
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