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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1908
Page
14
New York March 21 Catholic churches announce under Pope Pius X that civil marriages by non clergy will be invalid from April 19. A priest or delegated officiant must perform weddings with at least two witnesses. Civil marriages between Catholics or between Catholic and baptized non Catholic are invalid.
English aristocrat Lady Woolston visits New York and claims slenderness came without dieting. She endorses a home remedy trio for fat loss involving Marmoia, Cascara Aromatic, and Strip Simplex mixed together. she says a half teaspoon after meals aids weight reduction. She notes her figure improved without changing language or behavior, though the details are treated with genteel discretion.
Versailles in France stands as a landmark of cosmopolitan history. It hosted Great Britain’s recognition of American independence in 1783 and saw pivotal French events such as the 1709 establishment of a republican constitution. The palace became Louis XV’s summer residence and a stage for the Flight to Varennes before the guillotine era.
Fragmented 1905 notices discuss marriage legality, church control, and the role of clergy in contracting marriages. Included are passages on required priestly authorization, witnesses, and the sanctity of matrimony, followed by Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway Company meeting notice and Turner art exhibit plans in South Whitley Indiana.
Columbia City Ind March 21 Hon Andrew A Adams leaves for Indianapolis to open Thos R Marshall headquarters at the Grand hotel. He will direct Mr Marshall's campaign in the capital and has full authority to speak for Marshall. Many northern Indiana advisers will be present, and a special Fort Wayne train will bring boomers to support the Democratic governor candidate.
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