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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1912
Page
8
The German Emperor William II urges temperance and self discipline, noting that about nine tenths of criminal cases he handles arise from alcohol related issues. He stresses that drinking, while a heritage, must be curbed to reduce crime.
A young wife Elizabeth pleads for her husband John returning from a night of drinking and deserting their baby. John stumbles home, vows to stay, and the family reunites as the baby sleeps, while another account recalls a teen killer’s remorse and advice to avoid alcohol and bad company.
A Lincoln hotel bar filled with students and locals within minutes after the game. By 6 30 p m the bar area was jammed and hard to move. The manager called in a city detective and closed the bar to restore order. Those inside were marched out as bottles and debris were gathered. The pattern suggested saloons are a curse on youth.
In Jerusalem's temple Zacharias, a priest of sixty, performs the incense rite at dawn when an angel appears. The heavenly message announces Elizabeth will bear a son named John who will prepare Israel for the Lord, fulfilling Elijah's spirit and power. Zacharias doubts and is struck mute until the birth.
A contemplation of Zacharias and Elisabeths vow fulfilled in John the Baptist preparation of hearts for Jesus. The piece frames human talent as divine endowment, cites Bizaleel and Aboli ah, Dorcas, and figures like Watts Stephenson Handel Watt, urging children to find vocation and live obediently. It emphasizes that God reveals plans through circumstances and effort, not just angels, and calls guardians of childhood to nurture talents.
A Chicago sermon by Rev Alexander Taylor treats the Lazarus tale from Luke 16 as a three act tragedy. He portrays the rich man and Lazarus, heaven and hades, and a final warning to heed Moses and the prophets.
The passage argues that evils and tyrants self-limit as they burn their fuel, exhaust their powers, or wreck their influence. It cites Diotrophes as an oppressor who ruins himself and a church faction that destroys its own strength through intolerance, leaving little lasting impact while opposing truth remains potent.
A historical quote proclaims that evil deeds perish, truth and wisdom endure beyond folly. It argues that wrong teaching exposes itself as folly, while truth remains after the chaff of error is blown away. The speaker cites the self limiting nature of error and the enduring value of wisdom.
A narrator recalls a morning encounter with Jim Burwick on Logansport street. Burwick urges reading Socrates as a means of personal transformation, describing dramatic changes he has felt after embracing Socrates. The exchange centers on faith and self improvement through philosophy.
Theodore L. Cuyler urges parents to instill in children the wickedness of secret impure practices and the harm of flirting. He stresses marriage as a pure, sacred, binding relation to curb reckless marriages and disgraceful divorces.
The piece argues imagination is essential for progress, enabling people to envision real outcomes before they occur. It warns against vague daydreaming while praising the power to foresee and create, noting that industrial leaders once pictured enterprises before their start.
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