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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
3
Children and youths from ages two through seventeen can find knee length pant suits offered in the new stock. Retail listings highlight sizes, styles, and price ranges for boys and girls in standard school wear.
A Manila to Singapore voyage of eighty days is cited to illustrate oil’s calming effect on a rough sea. The article extols love as the key to keeping the commandments, describes love as a powerful, transforming force, and cites Christ’s crucifixion in a Boston library painting as ultimate self sacrifice.
President J Levering Jones of the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction company, after a tour of the Bluffton line, ordered immediate improvements to better the line for the limited service inaugurated over that line to Indianapolis.
Pete Jones departed Sunday morning for a vacation stay at Lake Magnetawan in Canada.
Fort Wayne young people bound for Culver Summer Naval School at Lake Maxinkuckee were telegraphed to return home early after a contagion warning. The group planned to attend the closing dance and festivities, but were advised to depart upon receiving the notice.
A Sunday half hour sermon urges patience as a core virtue mapping to time in music. It compares life events to notes in a score, urges calm persistence, forgiveness of self, and patient development of character within church and home, citing Scriptural examples and Christian duty.
At about 10 45 Saturday night David Galloway was in a collision at the corner of East Main and Barr Streets. He lost lacerations about the head but the injuries were not thought serious. He drove a touring car northward when a street car coming from the east struck.
A literary reflection on how true love sharpens perception by clearing selfishness, elevating observation from humble professional bonds to chivalrous devotion, likened to the sun dispelling morning vapor. The quote attributes keenness of observation to love’s influence.
A quotation contrasts serving God for love versus for hire. It states God rejoices more in one who truly loves than in a thousand hired workers, asserting earnest devotion eases the burden while mere obligation grows weary.
A note on kindness not suspending the laws of life or excusing disobedience to the moral law. The quote emphasizes that true gentleness respects obligation and justice rather than leniency.
A quotation extols the value of pleasant thoughts as the world’s finest joys and praises the art of filling life with them. The remark frames optimism as a guiding principle for daily attitude.
A compact aphorism notes that individuals serving religious duties through proxies should accept rewards likewise via proxy, emphasizing symmetry between effort and recompense.
Short distance event details describe a window smashed on the front of a car. Motor man F. W. Blakely and Conductor W. C. Weick were in charge and unharmed.
Three people were nearly drowned Sunday afternoon in Dexter lake near Kendallville but for the prompt rescue by two men. Mrs Tucker and daughter of Chicago and Mr and Mrs George Ott of Kendallville were saved.
Fort Wayne hosts two reunions for Civil War veterans next Friday. The 88th Indiana regiment will meet at Robison Park for a full day of business and social events, with a G A R day program in the Lion S Bass post hall. The Forty Fourth veterans gather separately at Elektron building for an all day program with addresses by Hon John J Gillette and Hon Edward G Hoffman.
Allen county township public schools have announced their new year teacher appointments for several townships and communities including Aboite Adams Cedar Creek Eel River Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake Madison Marion Milan Monroe Perry Pleasant St Joseph Scipio Springfield Washington Wayne Monroeville New Haven Shirley City Maumee Township listing named educators per township and community.
In Kansas City a distressed mother, Mrs. Bleakeley of Topeka, testified that her infant daughter Marian Bleakeley, kept from her after a kidnapping, wants to go with her. She expressed confidence she would retain custody, insisting she is the baby's mother and no judge will separate them.
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