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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1901

Page

3

Dumb Devil Must Be Driven From Our Churches

Washington Dr Talmage warns against the dumb and deaf spirit of silence that silences Christian witness and worship. He cites historical witch trials and praises deaf and mute reformers and hymnody while urging believers to confront scoffers with questions and to raise voices in praise, packing the sermon with examples of faith, song, and active piety.

Washington Christ Apad Joseph Jerusalem China United States Jesus Christ Simon Benjamin Franklin John Ruskin Thomas Carlyle Babington Macaulay William Penn Walter Scott Charles Kingsley Horace Bushnell James A. Garfield Robert E. Lee Stonewall Jackson Admiral Foote Admiral Farragut Ulysses S. Grant John Milton William Shakespeare Justine Marshall John Adams Daniel Webster George Washington Luther Yarmouth Dundee Ariel Brattlestreet Uxbridge Pleyel Harwell Antioch Mount Pisgxli Coronation

Nasby Buffainer to Visit Fort Wayne for Free Consults

Dr. Cropsey, a Toledo healer famed for vital treatment using magnetism or electricity, will hold a one day free consultation at the Aveline Hotel in Fort Wayne on Saturday February 16 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. No medicines are used. The public may obtain an illustrated journal at the visit.

Cropsey Toledo Aveline Fort Wayne Lodo Cnll Illustrated Journal

Speak Out for God and Open a New Chapter

A sermon urges Christians to take a bold stand for righteousness before the next election. It calls for vocal faith, urging listeners to convert souls, preach widely, and fill the Gospel wagon with friends, citing fiery examples and historical conversions as proof of divine influence through speech and action.

Father Orr God Christ Laura Bridgeman New Hamapshire Pedro Pones Juan Pablo Bonet John Braidwood Drs. Mitchell Ackerly Peet Gallaudet Far West United States Baal Heaven Trael Halden Haldane Aid Hobart Robert Felix Neff Merle d ’Aubigne

Retaliation Pe fi oe the gi gfl the church for all ages

Fragmentary OCR inspires a reflective note on duty to God and timely action. It laments memory fading as time passes, urging immediate righteous deeds before the year ends.

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Narrow escape for Teffer son township trustee Webster

Nathan GAR CREEK Webster Webster, trustee of Teffer son township, had a narrow escape when his team ran away on the way to Fort Wayne. He suffered bruises but expects to resume duties soon. The Woodburn Elevator Co shipped two carloads of corn this week. Other locals note visits, illnesses, and social events as the community threads through winter.

Nathan. Webster Tefferson Township Fort Wayne Mr. Webster Sam Cookas Sheen Paul Zink Etta Johnson John Brothers Fannett Beyera Mourseville Mike Broderick Eaton Ohio John Ryan Hartford City Woodburn Elevator Company Frea Reamey Cumberlain Berry Street Jesse Rathger Schoor Meses James Fulmer John Anderson Gotlieb Felger Warren Wells Fremont Wiliam Longardner Clara Damon Milan Center William Townsend Joseph Ryan Gusta Brookman Dhaupher Fred Brookman Honey Hospital Frank Rotteran Chamberlain Fred Gallasyer Monroeville Frank Psirton

Presbyterian committee resumes revision discussion in Washington

The Presbyterian committee on the Westminster confession of faith resumed work today. Reports from Presbyteries show a majority desire changes. The panel will draft a statement with recommendations for the General Assembly in Philadelphia next May, but no decision was reached at the forenoon session.

Washington Presbyterian Committee General Assembly Philadelphia

Local Notes on Health and Social Happenings

Mrs Margaret Lochner recovers from la grippe while area ice crop harvests finish. A jovial group of married couples enjoyed a Wednesday at Dav id Opdykes with an oyster supper. Dr Kryder of Cedarville hopes for permanent recovery. Leonard Moss battles mumps but claims victory. Mrs Sam McCrory dies after long illness. funeral at Eick chapel. Joln Hamm dies in electrical plant accident at Ashley. funeral at Lea M E church. Dentist Applegate of Wicksvlle makes a business visit. Professor King held a singing school Saturday night. railroad prospects dampen local spirits. Young Ladies Aid plans Valentine oyster supper Thursday with prize for best valentine. Miss May Elekhoff hosts progressive party. prizes awarded to Miss Margaret Hanley and H W Ropa.

Margaret Lochner David Opdyke Kryder Ceadarville Leonard Moss Sam McCrory Eick Chapel Toe Hamm Ashley Joln Plac Lea M. E Erick Lightnng Dvfermant Levermetury Dentisn Applegate Wicksvlle Necels King Young Ladies’ Aid Society Valentine

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