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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
15
A discussion arguing that recognition after death is certain and essential. It links memory, self identity, and divine continuity to immortality, refuting objections that earthly ties hinder heavenly happiness. The piece cites instinct, reason, and scripture to support eternal reunion and personal continuity.
A sermon argues heaven will restore recognition among the saved. It cites biblical signs of identity after death, Christ’s promises, and examples like Abraham and David, concluding that knowing one another in paradise is certain and comforting. A vivid anecdote of a dying man reinforces the vision of reunion.
Springfield Ohio June 80 A general wage increase for all employees of the traction lines of the new Morgan syndicate formerly owned by Ap pleyard interests announced by Superintendent Loftus of the Dayton Springfield and Urbana. The rise averages seven cents an hour and varies by length of service.
A clipped OCR travel note shows a train leaving Wayne at 8 am returning in July. It mentions a fare of two dollars and indicates a 1 pm arrival and a 4 cent item, with fragmented references to Hitkel Piste and Woad.
A weary Mr Bowser returns from work to a wife who mocks his absentmindedness with a parade of neglected items. He laments broken collars socks and missing glasses, while Mrs Bowser refuses sympathy as the rain ends his supposed martyrdom.
An issued booklet lists amusement resorts and quiet summer homes along the Nickel Plate Road. The pamphlet provides avenues to contact agents or addresses in California for booking and travel planning.
The Washington Star quotes a remark on Chinese military expertise noting that success hinges on the person with the weapon rather than the support role. The dialogue contrasts frontline leadership with domestic labor.
A literary figure asks about favorite books and Mrs. Shopleigh replies that she cannot list them all offhand but jokes that her husband's pocketbook tops the list. The exchange appears in the Houston Post.
A Yonkers Statesman verse notes a woman with new auto accessories and gear, praying for a man with an auto car. The playful lyric mentions gadgets like goggles and a nose guard, a mosquito bar, and the hope of finding a partner with a car.
Salisbury Missouri craftsman who poisoned wheat for rodents was awakened by a mouse biting his ear. The rodent allegedly read the poisoned wheat advertisement and bit in apparent revenge.
The massive candle nearly six feet tall and five feet in circumference has burned on and off at St George's church in Massachusetts for five years. Gifted by Mrs. Simon George about five years ago, it was made from expensive tallow at a cost of 25 dollars. Eli Koury of 96 Wall Street explains the candle was built to honor Mrs George after a serious illness, and the church expects it to last at least twenty years for special masses and ceremonies.
Dr Alexander Schmidt of Altoona advances a theory that appandieitia could be caused by metallic contact in wood. He suggests the rointte metallie mechanism may activate when the operation is applied.
Do not endure painful or drastic cures. Dr. Chas Zimmerman offers gentle treatments claimed to cure cancer in sixty minutes and other conditions such as catarrh dropsy kidney bladder blood and skin diseases facial blemishes hair removal warts and varicose veins. Free consultation for those seeking relief.
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