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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1908
Page
32
The piece reflects on Mary the Virgin from the Christian Herald, tracing her visions from Gabriel’s visit to Bethlehem and the surrounding witnesses. It links Mary’s memory to modern Christmas reflections, honoring Joseph, family, and divine protection through past Christmases and trials.
Rev Frank DeWitt Talmage preaches that life’s misfortunes lead to worship like Mary to Bethlehem. He uses a Swiss glacier tale to illustrate journey through darkness toward safety and faith. He urges Christmas as time to thank God for past joys, trials, and the personal gift of salvation.
A printed card promotes Foley s Honey and Tar as a guaranteed cough and cold cure with no opiates. It claims rapid relief for grippe cough croup and pneumonia prevention and notes the yellow package. Also advertises Bees laxative Cough Syrup and Meyer Bros. stores as sellers.
From 1664 to today Winsford England has had seven vicars. The current incumbent Prebendary Anderson has reached his fiftieth year of service and remains active in parish affairs.
Mr ER W Goodloe of 107 St Louis St Dallas Tex says in the past year he has become acquainted with Dr Kings New Life Pills and no laxative he ever tried was so effective at disposing of mala.
Harpers Weekly cites French official reports showing 150000 deaths yearly from tuberculosis and 30 percent mortality among workers. Paris bakers and laundry workers show exceptionally high infection rates with 24000 of 40000 bakers affected and 75 percent of laundry workers ill. Authorities link alcoholism to a new tumor pattern and to rising crime and suicides.
In Russia ether drinking, blamed for widespread harm, led to a fatal explosion at a wedding in Trossno. A farmer hosting his son’s marriage reportedly used ether, causing six children dead and one adult severely injured with fourteen others injured.
Rev. M. A. Matthews of Seattle proposes coffee houses in the city to offer coffee, milk, tea and sandwiches at low prices in rooms about 50 by 100 feet. The venues will be furnished with chairs, tables, magazines and papers and host lectures, songs, and short sermons.
In a large city, water commissioners forbid drinking in office hours, arguing that a drinker lowers efficiency and cannot compete with abstainers. They claim this rule mirrors standard private sector practice and serves the public interest without requiring extraordinary measures.
The Scottish Temperance Life Insurance company reports the temperance section shows lower mortality over 20 years. Of 936 expected claims in the temperance section there were 420 deaths, 45 percent, while in the general section 319 claims yielded 225 deaths, 71 percent.
Rear Admiral Startin told the Kent Temperance congress at Tunbridge Wells that the finest shots in the British Navy are teetotalers. The remark aligns with Lord Charles Beresford’s long held view and reflects a broader trend among eminent naval officers who now strongly advocate temperance.
In Iowa fifty five of the ninety nine counties maintain prohibition while the rest employ a mix of local prohibitions and high license arrangements. The law blocks prosecution where liquor sales occur if taxes are paid and all provisions are followed.
Poetic exhortation invites the reader to imagine others daily burdens and joys to gain happiness. It contrasts pain, loss, care, and effort with simple consideration for those around them. The verse emphasizes empathy as a path to personal well being.
The essay argues that Jesus existed before Bethlehem, citing John Colossians and Proverbs to show the preexistent Word and divine nature. It contrasts gospel portraits, explores the Trinity, and urges active witness and conversion through faith in Christ as source of light and joy.
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