21 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
1
An early description extols a dainty cotton voile dress with heavy lace bands and floral embroidery. It notes a Peado cyane lining, silk shade, trimmed with rich edging, and a sheer, elegant silhouette in white, highlighting the rover effect and careful tailoring.
A fragmented showroom note praises a satin black garment with a front detail and moss satin trim. The text mentions a striped material and a black combination, with a stated price of 9.75 and a casual reference to a Fifth Figure dress. The passage reads like an advertisement blurb marred by typos and obscurities.
A garbled Angolan newspaper page details a series of small town events. It mentions names, places like North West street and Gerglington, and various locals involved in late evening activities, errands, and store interactions, plus routine daily life items and a university exhibit.
A jumbled social column lists residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Junior Sheep, the Fonnery family, and Mire Anne Coll Hamer Wiles. Others mention Kel Wroughtean Swain Vetting Mis LW Martin and Lollke Kiikels trip to Lisbon, plus Mrs J Zumihran entertaining. Georghun Quap returns home after two weeks with Orlenda in Albion.
In Silver Lake Indiana on March 20, Cy C. L. Manson Jr. and Miss Kihel M. Yates quietly wed after obtaining a license in Warsaw and marrying at Larwill. Rev B. K. Wright officiated at the parsonage, with the couple soon returning home to Silver Lake. Further details note Manson’s editor role at the Record and Yates’ employment in a local department store, with warm community congratulations forthcoming.
March event features speakers and local social remarks. Dr Uroughtan hosts a gathering with Mrs Maxwell and guests in Waterloo. Attendees include Mrs Hittin Metniarter and others, with talks on Egypt and community notes.
Dispatches from North Dakota indicate President Taft received about one and a fraction votes per precinct in Tuesday’s primaries. The Roosevelt forces claim momentum, while Taft’s aides warn he would resign as campaign manager if Roosevelt carried a similar margin in any district, a claim presented amid party tensions and hopes in Marion County and beyond.
An ad like fragment promotes a corn pest treatment from Denniron Pharmacal Co asking readers to try quick, thorough relief. It lists Chicago addresses and local drugstores including 111 Mi Vicarborn St, 936 Barr Street, and Kerry Clinton areas.
A local report argues sentiment favors Col. Roosevelt and notes Roosevelt delegates are not sent from the Twelfth district to the vintage convention. It blames voter turnout at precincts for any loss and suggests only the Indianapolis missteps could defeat Roosevelt forces, warning Republican leaders in Allen County against such tactics.
A long list of visitors and residents in Churubusco details gatherings at homes in Kendalivadie Auburn county and nearby towns. Notes include patients recovering after illness, visits by families to and from Fort Wayne and Huntington, and a large senior class entertainment with decorated halls and refreshments.
In Wolf Lake Indiana a rig carrying Mrs Claney and three children washed into a six foot ditch this morning. A severely injured four year old was left behind but swam to a fence with neighbors aiding the family. A heavy farm wagon was used to pull the others to safety. Roads have been flooded for days and the trader price for timber showed heavy losses. Patterson Fletcher 01.
Fragmentary text discusses a distant event and rumored effects on an environment. Names and clear details are missing, leaving only scattered phrases about matters such as a miracle, China, and a known gentleman. The source is too garbled to extract concrete persons, places, dates, or outcomes.
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