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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1900
Page
14
An appeal urges women to trust Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female illnesses, arguing it is proven and safest option. Letters from readers claim relief from womb, bladder, and other female health issues after using the product and following Pinkham's advice.
The April 8 1900 Sunday lesson by Rev John Lindsay Withrow of Park Street Boston analyzes Jesus Mount discourse. It upholds non judgment mercy and warns against hypocritical scrutiny while stressing prayer as the Christian privilege and God’s readiness to answer.
Charles Gregory Stevenson, a New York mineralogist and mining engineer, hints at a secret method to make diamonds commercially. He recalls Hertz in Heidelberg and others who allegedly produced large crystals and argues a suppressed breakthrough could collapse diamond prices, threatening the De Beers empire and Kimberley mines as depletion looms.
The Philadelphia Times notes future navies may deploy large numbers of trained balloons on warships. Balloons, similar to army models, enable clear observation of submarine wakes and vessels from a ship’s height, even in cloudy or rough water.
Garbled report from Goshen Indiana dated March 31 describes burglars entering the home of Judge FE Baker of the supreme court and escaping with clothing and other articles. Jewelry is noted as having been taken and a safe route claimed by the burglars is mentioned amid the damaged text.
A job seeker, turned away from fourteen places, notes employers now inspect hands for stains and other signs. The boy explains he quit smoking, recounting a boss’s reaction and a Chicago trend that hiring is influenced by visible habits.
A vast landslide on the Kansas bank of the Missouri River near Atchison continually shifts a quarter mile of bluff land. The slide endangers Missouri Pacific track costs thousands yearly while workers pull track back and monitor springs for movement.
A speaker tries to reassure Jim that stains will wear off by next week and suggests the man will likely offer a job. The dialogue hints at a hopeful return to work and possible employment.
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