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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1892

Page

6

Heavenly Congratulations A Talmage Sermon on Repentance

Dr. Talmage preaches in Oskaloosa Iowa on Luke fifteen seven joy in heaven over one sinner that repenteth. He uses a lost sheep parable to urge personal repentance and notes heaven’s towers chiming for saved souls. He urges listeners to seek mercy, recounts wartime and gospel history, and ends with a call to action for all to turn to God.

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Powerful Stumbling Black Toe Hogs In Arkansaw Folklore

A cabin scene recounted in Arkansaw Traveler shows an old woman hesitating to accuse a neighbor of hog theft. She notes the hogs vanished during the neighbor’s life, but she refuses direct blame, calling him a “powerful stumbling block ter hogs.”

Arkansaw Traveler

Scruples and drachm drive student dining room chatter

In a casual line about meals at a school, boys joke that some take the dram first while others follow with scruples at the second table, hinting at routine snack rituals and light mischief during meals.

Notable aged Americans who shaped early industry

The piece profiles veteran achievers like James Goudie who built the first steam Atlantic crossing vessel, Robert Bruce the prolific type founder, and Nick Schutze the Indiana curio collector. It notes their life stories, longevity, and the era’s progress from steam to industry while touching on late‑life philanthropy.

Nick Dyer Ind Nick Schutze Wilhelm William Lake County James Goudie Santa Claus Evanston His Atlantic Savannah Royal William Picton Nova Scotia Gravesend Ysabel Segui Isabella L Gaudiefor & Caetier John Codie Lakes Greenock Scotkilll Canada Lie Anna McKinzie Montreal Chicago Literary and Historical Society Quebec Robert Bruce Dey Street New York South Fourth Street Brooklyn Sluat Lane Little Green Street Maiden Lane Nassau Street John Griscomb John Ruggles Ruggles Robert Mayie Etruria Umbria New York City Ezra Bostwick Michigan Union City Onondaga County N. Y Albion College

Great offer to get American Farmer subscription

We announce a deal with the American Farmer of Cleveland Ohio to mail the magazine directly to subscribers who pay arrearages and one year in advance or new subscribers who pay 112 for one year. The 16 page national journal promotes agricultural economy and education for American farmers.

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