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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1899
Page
10
A sketch shows a better smokehouse setup with a coated pipe delivering smoke to the meat, reducing fire risk. Adjacent notes advise saving178 brush for winds in orchards and crookedy wood as kindling, teaching calves to drink, and muskrat control along canal embankments with steel traps and careful checking.
The article discusses apple varieties and manure needs, root pruning for peaches and pears, grape rot experiments in France, poultry care, dairy rations in Maine, early forcing of flowers, grafting wax, and social norms around handkerchief use in Georges-era society. It notes strong Northern Spy trees need little manure, while weaker varieties benefit from composted manure. coarse manure is harmful.
A 1863 sermon notes Mary of Bethany anointing Jesus and Lazarus rising. It discusses worship serving and faith, contrasts with Judas and Pharisee, cites Mark xiv and Luke xiii, and ends with a curiosity about a bread clock by an Indian maker.
A poem extols that there is no easy path to success and that prosperity comes to those who obey God's law. It cites Sinai, the Jehovahs dictates, and warns against spurning truth, urging reverence for divine guidance. The piece cites nature and heaven as signs of divine order and ends with a Chicago Advance attribution to Mrs. Frank A. Breck.
A Times essay argues true charity blends goodness and severity, shaping acts to the deepest needs, not mere wants. It warns against indulgence creating nuisances and cites Paul and early church example to show restraint can serve others.
A collection of reverend quotations from ministers in Kansas City Brooklyn Syracuse and Denver. Topics cover shelter in storm belief knowing God and immortality with reflections on greatness means of escape religious indifference and the life to come. Prominent speakers include Rev. S. A. Sor throp Rev. J. F. Carson Rev. Calthrop Rev. William Radcliffe Rev. Belivends Rev. George B. Vosburg Rev. L. F. Fritz Rev. Y. J. Danner Rev. J. B. Nies and Rev. Lyman Abbott.
The note cites Rev. George Adams of Brooklyn, a Methodist, praising the power of Christ to transform death into life and to raise the dead at the appointed time according to the Scriptures.
Our view on prayer as an appointed means of good for the soul. The piece cites Robertson on prayer as learning to do without earthly goods and becoming strong to meet evil. It ends with a plea to be taught how to pray.
A London Freeman piece argues true growth comes from elevating thought, especially through Christ. It praises meditation on creation and the moral beauty of Jesus, claiming encounter with Christ enlarges the soul and elevates character beyond mere power or knowledge.
A moral essay argues that mastering one’s temper is a rare grace and mark of true manhood. It notes calm self control surpasses bold deeds for lasting peace and service, and warns that many lives are ruined by unchecked anger over trifling provocations.
Reflecting on Browning and memory, the piece urges disciplined purpose to unite past present and future. It notes New South Wales women resisting telephone rent by long conversations, prompting a Sydney postmaster general order limiting calls to ten minutes.
Daniel Hutzill has bought the Kant property at the Main and Mechanic street corner. A. W. Longsdorf of Roanoke was in Fort Wayne this week seeking a site to start a new business venture.
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