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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
15
A Christian Herald exhortation contrasts two groups the worldly and Christ’s followers. It calls for self examination of social circle choices, generosity, and money use, urging barefoot charity, open homes, and nonjudgmental fellowship. It challenges bias on wealth and immigration with a call for Christian patriotism and global mission.
Rev. Frank DeWitt Talmage urges Christians to evaluate immigration and liquor issues through Christlike brotherhood. He criticizes worldly ambitions in parenting and calls for total surrender to Christ in home, work, patriotism, and social life.
Advertises Pineules offering 30 days treatment for $1.00 to end back ache stiffness and kidney trouble. Claims a single dose at tea time proves merit with guarantee.
A temperance committee warns beer harms health and work, citing weaker endurance, health damage, higher odds of drunkenness and fights, and negative effects on children and future prosperity. It urges abstinence as a path to greater strength and responsibility.
The Chicago Tribune argues distance reduces temptation, noting three miles lessens demoralization and prompts serious consideration before seeking liquor. It contends proximity of saloons is not the sole factor in consumption, labeling such claims as specious though common.
An Owensboro merchant active in the local options election spoke after the defeat recount praising prohibition. He recalled crepe decorations at his store and a note and linked it to his father’s death in a drunkard’s grave, arguing for prohibition.
A Chicago Record-Herald note criticizes whisky as a bad drink and urges saving the New York Mail by promoting temperance and reform through strong terms. The item reflects editorials pairing public health with press independence during an era of reform.
Advertising copy promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims prompt relief gentle laxative action to drive poison and phlegm from the system and offers a guaranteed product sold by Bros at multiple Cal addresses.
Hannah prays for a son and Samuel is dedicated to Jehovah as a child. He is trained by Eli at the Tabernacle, grows as a faithful servant, and hears God call him. The lesson urges mother and father to dedicate children, nurture faith, and live in obedience to God.
The passage paints Eli as a complex figure marked by scarce envy toward Samuel yet repeated neglect of divine warnings. It describes his cowardice in parental discipline, his shy recluse nature, and his ultimate disgrace after his sons steal the ark, underscoring indulgence over restraint in the home.
After two years with doctors in Waynesburg and no cure, Peter Fry of Woodruff Pa was told to settle his affairs. A friend advised Foley's Kidney Cure, his son bought it, and after three bottles he recovered fully. Dreier & Bro.
Grant Richards a leading London publisher arrives in New York stating English insularity fading. He predicts American novels gain esteem and that American writers will soon be as popular in England as English authors.
A letter from Geo H Parris of Cedar Grove Maine credits Electric Bitters with curing liver and kidney troubles after failure with other remedies. The testimonial says the first bottle helped and three bottles finished the cure. Dreier & Bro. druggists sell them for 50c each.
A renowned modern architect foresees a dwelling featuring a single large room, a compact electric kitchen, and a vast enclosed porch with outdoor sleeping facilities, a design he says is here to stay.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is advertised as aiding digestion and clearing blotched complexions by stimulating the liver and bowels. It claims not to nauseate or gripe and urges customers to remember the name Orino with no substitutes. A Victorian government exhibit features a butter basket rose display to remind England of Australia’s agricultural wealth.
Notice declares Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs cold and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults. Dreier & Broa.
In certain Italian vegetarian eateries a curious ban targets salt and wines, shaping dining practices and menu choices. Observers note chefs balance flavor with restraint, reflecting cultural culinary norms and dietary rules in these venues.
It advertises ManZan for piles available in a collapsible nozzle tube priced at 50 cents. Distribution through Meyer Bros located at 602 902 1424 Calhoun St.
Historical note argues the umbrella began as sun protection and only later became a rain shield, with rain use described as an afterthought.
Classified notice lists E F Sites D D S with location near Sentinel office at 412 W Wayne St Fort Wayne Indiana.
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