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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
1
A handwritten style recipe collection outlines numerous tomato soups and derived creams. It lists light tomato bouillon, tomato soup with rice and bacon, cream of tomato soup, and peanut tomato soup with pepper and paprika, describing preparation steps and serving options.
Henry Clews weighs postwar prospects and the world economy. He discusses gold, Germany’s decline, export trade, and the need for more work to curb high prices, plus stock market outlook and recovery in rail and freight demand. He notes revived international finance, gold shipments, and plans to aid Europe through resumed exports and loans.
The peace conference will resume with an inter allied supreme council. delegates from France, the United States, Great Britain, Italy, and Japan will be represented by pairs including Clemenceau and Poinson, Lansing and Hause, Balfour and Nev, Tironi and Marconi, Malino and Chinda. Also notices for skilled trades recruitment appear from Bowser & Co. Fort Wayne. New Zealand remains wet.
Miss Mary Sil, daughter of one local family, wed in a ceremony alongside Samuel Beeks son of Albert Beeks Tinklé and Tiough Roush from Liberis town. The notice notes details of partners Vaughn Tinklé and Lewis M. Lockwood with families and invites readers to use Journal-Gazette Want Ads for quick returns.
E P Craig dies after an extended illness at age 42. He rose from fireman to engineer, recently operating the Fort Wayne to Chicago fast train. Survived by two sisters and three brothers, he was a member of Locomotive Engineers Division No 12 and well known among railroad men. Remains viewable at home this afternoon, burial planned in Upper Sandusky. Funeral notices follow.
Funeral services are listed for several individuals. J Porter to conduct services with burial at Lindenwood cemetery. Lernoon service at 2 from residence Hoogland and O from St Johns Lutheran Flat Rock. Senseny Martino service at 2 from 225 West Main Street. Winters Anna Mahala service at 1 10 from residence Warne Township with Lindenwood burial. Bishop Mrs Harrod service at Harlan Methodist Church with burial in Harlan cemetery.
East Fortune Scotland June 29 By AP report the giant British airship R 34 undergoes overhaul in preparation for an epoch making trans Atlantic flight the adventure of air travel may begin tonight with the R 34 ready for sea trials and potential departure from Scotland to America.
State of Indiana Alien County notices a divorce suit filed by Mary A Leesler against William H Less jter. The notice asserts service by affidavit and requires appearance and response by the defendant William B Sessler nonresident, with a court date in September 1919 and a demurrer or answer.
Hight across the Atlantic has been rapid and she could depart Monday night if ordered. Weather remains unsettled with uncertain conditions affecting plans.
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