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Jesus teaches the Sermon on the Mount detailing beatitudes and ethical instructions. He explicates love humility forgiveness prayer and sincerity warning against hypocrisy and urging seekers to build on a rock.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
15
Jesus teaches the Sermon on the Mount detailing beatitudes and ethical instructions. He explicates love humility forgiveness prayer and sincerity warning against hypocrisy and urging seekers to build on a rock.
A veteran locomotive man lost to drink finds a drastic turn of fortune after a three week probation on a stationary engine. He reveals decades of struggle, pledges, and failed remedies, then credits an open Bible and faith in Jesus for breaking his addiction.
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction announces hourly service from Fort Wayne to Roanoke Huntington Wabash Goyd Park P R U Lewisayne and Logansport. Trains depart Station West Pound at 6 00 a m with connections at Peru for limited cars. Sunday schedule shifts start one hour later.
The Bluffton Division of the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company issues Time Table No 1 effective March 1 1906 at 6 00 am Central Standard Time.
In 1874 at Burdett Road London Mr. Moody and Mr. Sankey visited a gypsy camp in Epping Forest. Sankey recalls placing a hand on a young gypsy boy and hoping he would become a preacher. Fifteen years later Gipsy Smith told Sankey he was that boy and acknowledged the moment.
Coverage notes a Cape Colony law banning cigarette sales to under sixteen, a Seattle offer for exclusive liquor rights, remarks by Dr. Charles L. Dana on alcoholism, temperance campaigns led by Rev. Father Hays in Australia, French concerns over absinthe, and Roosevelt-era Sunday closing bank deposit statistics.
A Sunday school boy, son of a liquor dealer, faces pressure to serve at the bar on Sundays. He refuses, choosing obedience to God over family demands. The doctor commends his courage, noting the boy becomes homeless but upholds his conscience rather than compromise his faith.
Rev. John T. Faris recalls a seven or eight year old boy facing temptation in a grocery. The child slips a hand into a barrel, hesitates, then drops the apple and runs away sobbing, choosing to resist the temptation. The scene illustrates spiritual struggle and moral decision.
Seed corn treated with kerosene to prevent pests showed moisture loss and damage in tests. Observations noted grain deterioration and reduced viability several days after treatment.
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