02 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne News And Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
1
A brief note cites engineers and commerce officials discussing revised building codes. The aim is to ease housing shortages by addressing costly construction standards and competitive pricing.
An old time health advice piece touts organic Nuxated Iron as essential for blood oxygen transport and energy. It claims iron from organic sources boosts strength, endurance, and ward off disease, with endorsements from public figures and guaranteed refunds.
Certificates mailed to graduates as most students plan to attend high school next year. The list names marking pupils by township with averages noted, including Daw, Chester, Liberty, and Middleburg townships.
Fragmentary OCR shows a long list of personal names, places and numbers with many garbled terms. The readable items include various surnames, first names, and scattered monetary values, suggesting a partial roster or directory snippet without a clear single event or action.
The report lists meeting venues and dates for various Methodist conferences across the Midwest and South, naming bishops and cities such as Chicago Rock River Cincinnati Indianapolis Des Moines Minneapolis Minnesota Texas Arkansas Illinois Ohio Michigan Wisconsin and Nebraska. The schedule spans August through December with multiple regional sessions led by bishops including Bishop Minhelson Lewin Henderson Stuntz Hughes and Quayle.
A garbled OCR segment lists Watson and Mrs Watsons father John Q Cline and Mr Claes brother P J Cline among readable fragments. The text lacks context, dates, or governing details, leaving unclear relationships and the event or notice involved.
Fragmentary text references Chicago and Andrews with scattered names and places. The legible items include a Fatson's ranch, a camp, a card, Claude, Os ts fottawt, and a Yellowstone mention, but no coherent event or outcome is readable.
Freshmen and sophomores at Purdue receive commendations for four years of military work. Names of graduates honored include Taçanz Latey, A Biliett, G Blakeney, and more from various towns. A funeral notice for Winona youth Charles Griffith is included, noting a drowning near the Wabash river while aiding a caller.
The body of Wallace Simpsonson formerly of this city was brought to Pilgrims Rest cemetery for burial. Services were held at the grave as part of the observance. Revolt spreads in Siberia with reports Blagovestichensk capture by forces once led by General Kappell affecting Amur Province.
Adolph Shields of Clarksburg West Virginia reports relief from stomach and nervous complaints after taking Nees Worth Improved. The testimonial claims rapid improvement and notes a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Sold by local druggists including Meynr Drug Stores Fort Wayne.
A pretty church wedding was held last night at St Peters Reformed church. Robert W. Stevens, a young architect, wed Miss Evaly Lochstein, a teacher in the public schools, in a ceremony read by Rev R B Meckstroit as relatives and friends looked on. The couple will reside in Huntington with music from local performers at the reception.
Defiance Rotary club guests at Virgil Squire's home, Breesy Hu, recalled early memories of parental discipline. Each speaker described use of hickory switches and straps as meant to do the most good during the Memorial Day observance.
Special to the News reports on congressional delay as multiple committees continue hearings. Agricultural, Interstate Commerce, and Ways and Means panels debate deficit, copper anti-gambling, railroad, and tariff issues. Also notes deaths of Marcus W. Greely and Albert Lightcap, a Wabash wedding, and a Defiance Mason gathering plan.
An ad feature tells of a Toran Street man suffering from piles and seeking relief. The testimonial claims a doctor recommended Mira as a remedy after failing with other treatments. The copy emphasizes early relief and a guaranteed satisfaction outcome.
Fragmentary text notes Wes Atotes and others making efforts to locate a car. The readable portion mentions search actions but provides no clear identifiers, dates, or locations.
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