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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1894

Page

3

Home Religion and the First Duty of Parents

Rev Dr Talmage urges home religion as the first duty of parents. He cites the Gadarene rescue and the command to return to one’s house, stressing parental example, gentleness, and daily prayers. He warns against harsh discipline and urges Fathers to pray with families, raise children in virtue, and face life’s trials with faith.

Dr. Talmage DeWitt ‘Talmage Nodes Tabernacle Luke Christ Dea Christ's Seat Howe Gréivet Mary Iman Spensippus Plato Academy Aristotle Thureh Solt Canada Jess Mount Moriah Ter Jer Hellen Imraan Mogting Abraham Isaac Jacob Tihngé Charles Patterson Farner

The Cost of Hope and Sacrifice in Hard Times

A collection of 19th century summaries and sermons on hope sacrifice temperance and faith. It tells of a struggling Brady family where two boys work hard, one son dies of exhaustion, another earns a chance at Tech training, and a wealthy patron’s aid changes their fate. It also recalls Grant’s hopeful outlook, pride, and the dangers of drink and vice through sermons and moral anecdotes.

S. S James Urady Wameline Brady Michina Hitt Maiy Tech Institute of Techhology Echnie George Aad Tie Rose Trark Ile Bac Gen. Grant Bopa Washington Pye Luther Katie God Leiven United Presbyterian Todery

Drink among soldiers in a remote post leads to tragedy

The report details the Wort Apnelie AZ, 90 miles from rail, where soldiers could buy beer only via a controlled exchange started in July 1804. Amid rising drunkenness, Sullivan of D Troop First Cavalry killed a citizen then himself after a drunken dispute. The piece critiques government saloon policy and argues temperance as a pillar of manhood, warning of moral decay.

Wort ‘Apnelie Arizomi Wnb Toma Grimes Sullivan First Cavalry Shis Nan Sullivan Jay Mark S Weil-be Uiderer United States Phe Town Teagie Shevige Union

Wide spread temperance talk across Europe and America

Notes show breweries control major London evening papers and temperance efforts gain social momentum. Distilled spirits taxed in Kentucky and beer consumption booms globally, with Germany Britain Austria France Belgium and the United States cited in large totals.

Tim Breweries London Stile Auditor of Kentucky London Temperance Hospital Tux DeLeers Miniur Co Cie Great Britain Duke of Devonshire Duke of Westminster Journal of Nobilety Europe Germany Case Austria Frances Belgium Denmark Talis United States Canada Australia

Little League Club Tale of Tragedy and Trial

A chaotic tale from a youth baseball club mutates into a fearsome incident as a game turns violent. A boy’s punch leads to a fractured nose and hospital, prompting adult reflections on training, safety, and the line between sport and danger. The narrative shifts to a sea voyage anecdote about a long tow and grim insistence that the work continues despite injury and fatigue.

Planning Ahead Backfires On Compulsive Organizer

A long reader letter builds a comic cautionary tale about overlong planning for travel. An Aunt recounts buying tickets and trunks in advance, only to ride a wrong train due to excessive caution. The misstep yields hours of delay, with repeated references to busless junctions and misrouted luggage, ending in a sharp warning to stop planning so far ahead. It blends with a horse-trading anecdote and a Detroit Free Press item about a man shocked by his own reflection in a mirror.

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