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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
26
A fragmented domestic scene shows a mother questioning her child about washing hands after a landh, noting concern for the child’s well being and health. The dialogue hints at care and routine in a household context.
London dispatch reports cabinet talks on reviving old ballot laws to reinforce home forces amid ongoing South Africa war. The Daily News denounces concentration camps, condemning high death rates and urging immediate action to end the camps and relocate detainees to protect life.
A November sky offers two meteor showers. The Leonids peak near midnight on November 16 with no moonlight to hinder the show from Leo. A second shower, the Bieliads from Andromeda, is expected November 27 but will be faint due to a full moon.
Elora Indiana November 9 Rev E H M Kendall pastor of the First Christian church preached a sensational sermon on dancing, the outgrowth of the recent organization of a dancing club. The sermon has aroused much feeling in society circles.
The Flora community debates dancing as Rev. Mr. Kendall warns his church against the “evil of dancing” while young members refuse to abandon the organization. The discord has persisted for a decade as residents weigh social changes.
Miss Clara Miller and Jonas Gerich were married Thursday at the Mission church three miles west of Maysville. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. J. E. Ramseyer of Bluffton, Ohio with Rev. Schultz of Bellevue, Pa assisting. The couple, prominent in the Mission church, will begin housekeeping soon after a formal dinner at the bride’s home. Guests from Berne, Ind and Bluffton, Ohio attended.
A remarkable land craft reportedly ran ninety four and three quarters miles on a single charge carrying four people. It sustained an average speed of twelve miles per hour, with a weight of thirty nine hundredweight and a battery weight of twenty two hundredweight.
A glove kerchief fills a niche for a tiny handkerchief that fits in the cleft of a glove. The quarter yard square lawn fabric is sheer and folds into a cobweblike fold, easily tucked away. It may be embroidered with French knots or edged with a colored border to become a dainty mouchoir.
Mrs. Nichols a trained nurse arrives from Fort Wayne to assist Mrs. Roy McCormick for several days. She was recently relieved from tending Congressman Robinson who had typhoid fever.
Dr. C. B. Stemen is back from a visit to Portland. The Home resident spent time away and has resumed daily duties.
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