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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel in Fort Wayne, Indiana

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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1906

Page

16

At the Widows' Club

A brief item by T E Powers notes activity at the Widows' Club with social details and upcoming meetings.

The Widows’ Club T.E. Powers

Jerome Alone Awake Against the Trusts

By James J. Montague, the piece imagines a world where only William T. Jerome stays vigilant while gas, insurance, and Wall Street trusts falter. It mocks promises and power, suggesting reforms will falter unless Jerome’s lamp stays on. The prose contrasts bold threats with a comic fallback to Jerome’s sleepless watch.

James J. Montague Sing Sing Wall’ Street Jerome HE. Ice Trust Western Union Mr. Morpheus William T. Jerome

Cleveland Teaches ItsiHop And The Gift Givers

A humorous piece argues modern girls trained in cooking and housekeeping may lag in real marriage skills. It weighs diplomas against practical "husband management" and contrasts gift expectations, recalling a Duchess of Roxburghe wedding gift of a cigarette outfit.

Cleveland London Duchess of

Linguistic Puzzle of Archaic Spelling Prompts Debate

The fragment questions why English spellings persist and argues about phonetic shifts. It suggests comparing dough and bow spellings to other words like cough and colt, hinting at irregular pronunciation and historical changes in English orthography.

Smallest Railroad Station In America Noted In Tale

An old farmer expected to fetch a chicken house and sent a hand to the station known as America’s smallest. The newcomer saw the tiny building, loaded it on a wagon, and began his task.

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