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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
12
Dr Talmage denounces novels and newspapers as moral poison, urging readers to burn sinful literature and choose Christian art. He laments rising bad books and urges families to reject sensational fiction, warning of ruin to souls, prisons, and society from unchecked reading.
A garbled stream of words urges readers to inspect libraries and protect property, claiming moral guidance from unnamed principles. It warns against selling items or paying for risky schemes, mentioning vague places and historical figures to caution neighbors. The piece reads like a confused exhortation on safety, authenticity, and prudent handling of resources.
A young boy died Sunday evening at home in Wallace Zimmerman area. The death followed a heart condition likely angina penturis. The boy, about two years old, was reported to have collapsed after playing. An inquest was conducted with local officials, but the examiner noted no foul play.
An Alen county resident, Atucnel Bavazin, died after a prolonged illness at St Dow towaennp. Officials report the deceased was 30 years old and had lived in the area for thirty years. The oblique text references local names and a date around August 3 with scattered names such as Chiles, Suplia, Byle, and chiefs Maxew and Ben.
A notice records the death of Haye Roysaktes at age about 80 in Kawmetity MO and nearby counties. The obituary notes services and final resting plans, with mention of Mrs Baphia Suiling and local residents in the community.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a 20 year old at a location on Sir Ming's avenue near Abniiy steel. Names appear garbled, with no coherent event or outcome to confirm.
Rayjnd Wartshsay and Ute son s Mx tied for a moment in a small town notice. Mrs Raul Hovisteiy of B MyLueldan street died at 1 oclock Sunday evening at the age of 1 years from tongue tower incident.
An obituary and brief notices report the death of Miss Geechin Kling and a fatal incident involving an infant daughter of Miles and Bernard Kian. The items reference services, family locations, and the city context, noting a funeral service held and an incident at a local residence with a related medical outcome.
A scrambled news snippet references Foster Furniture and Carpet Co and mentions a political campaign reaction. The text includes garbled names and phrases about a publicized state and a national committee, with scattered references to a Rovervor figure and a park protest. No clear incident, date, or location is established.
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