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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1904

Page

7

The Consecrated Doctor and the Biblical Healing Debate

A sermon critiques faith healers and argues that faith must work with action. It compares Jacob's deception to modern trust in spiritual cures, cites Jesus' healings requiring patient effort, and cautions against isolating scripture. The piece defends medicine and surgery as compatible with Christian healing and stresses combined faith and works.

Frank DeWitt Talmege Christian Herald Laban Jacob Leah Rachel Literaturn Tadey Jesus Christ Christ John Calvin Munich Jesus

Beloved Physician Luke in Christian Tradition

A reflective sermon celebrates Luke the physician as a cherished gospel companion and healer. It argues that the Bible honors medicine, cites Paul's advice to Timothy, Hezekiah’s healing, and medical pioneers, and urges faith and medical science to work together in service of humanity.

Christ Luke Paul Mmebure Drumtoochy Hezekiah Isaiah Timothy Holy Land Tyndall Christian Church Mann

Chinese Seamen Allegedly Smuggle Opium on Orient Cargo

An officer on the Sikh, a British steamship arriving with an Orient cargo, claims Chinese seamen repeatedly defy U S customs and evade searches for opium, despite officers’ efforts. The report notes officers’ belief of hidden opium but finds nothing on inspection.

United States Orient

Kathleen's Bitter Fight With a Brother's Drink

Kathleen Donahoe, twelve, acts as housekeeper for her ailing brother James, who battles liquor. Neighbors urge separation, but Kathleen vows to help him reform. After weeks of struggle, a drunken spree leads to a chase to a saloon, ending when Kathleen is knocked down by a runaway horse and James consoles her, choosing to save her and seek help.

Kathleen Donahoe Kathleen James Jimmie Brother Timon Boo Tvo Ona

Woman Recovers From Wounds After Dramatic Rescue

In a dramatic night scene Kathleen Lovejoy lies near death after a fall from a saloon incident. Jim Donahoe vows to quit liquor with God’s help, and Kathleen breathes a final blessing before dying, transforming his life as neighbors witness a moral awakening.

Warning from a repentant traveler to a Toledo merchant

A wandering man recalls a past alcohol-related rebuff by a Toledo merchant. He credits the man with inspiring his vow to quit drink, which led to sobriety and a successful Detroit real estate investment. He underscores the merchant’s influence as a powerful, quiet reformer.

TEMPERANCE BREVITIES

A collection of brief notes on temperance issues including Judge Crabtree on liquor harm and divorce links, the Hepburn liquor bill limiting dealer overrides, Danish railways preferring abstainers, Florida Sunday law enforcement, Masonry ethics on intoxication, Ohio Anti-Saloon League praise for anti-canteen moves, naval moral reforms, and Michigan farmers backing anti-saloon efforts with Van Buren Institute resolutions lauding Judge Carr's stance.

John C. Crabtree Dixon, NL Courts of Florida Tts Bryan Jacksonville Grand Judge of Masons of Tennessee Ohio Anti-Saloon League Congress United States Moody Navy Bremerton Washington Farmers’ Clubs Michigan van Buren County Institute Tudge Carr

Ship crew described as Chinamen amid opium troubles

The report notes the ship has bolts, plates, and a sink with hidden supply not yet found after nearly four years with the crew. The majority of the crew, except officers and engineers, are Chinese, and the writer praises the crew while mention is made of opium as the only trouble.

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