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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
19
The article cites state actions in North Carolina and Nebraska de licensing doctors for alcohol or drug addiction and endorses Dr. T. D. Crothers of Walnut Lodge Hospital Hartford urges physicians to be total abstainers and leaders in temperance, duty to prevent disease, and to treat alcohol as a sanitary medical issue. European experts support these views.
Nebraska liquor dealers faced legal limits after decorating beer bottles with national colors. The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled the practice illegal and the case was upheld by the U S Supreme Court, preserving the flag from what authorities called sacrilege.
Seven years after Long Beach in Southern California voted out saloons the town grew from a 3000 village to an 18000 city. A new tourist palace hotel prompted a license petition but residents voted no two to one noting bank deposits rose from 140600 to 5000000 and alcohol outlets are not needed for prosperity.
Mida's Criterion reports wholesale liquor dealers and jobbers nationwide see material slackening since year start. The major cause cited is growing apprehension over upcoming state legislation affecting the trade.
The 1965 Great Britain statistics show England and Wales had 729727 non indictable offenses tried summarily. About 219176, nearly one third, were for drunkenness. Drunkenness also comprised between a third and half of all prisoners received.
A satirical note from the Ohio State Journal laments a shouted protest over closing a whisky shop on Sunday. The piece mocks the idea that the shutdown harms business and ends with a curt remark about the absurdity of the claim.
A German sanitary expert warns that beer sold at very low temperatures can injure the stomach because the cold masks the taste, making it hard to distinguish stale beer from fresh. He urges warmer serving to protect consumer health.
A terse editorial rails against fathers who return home wearing skates and deny their children the chance to enjoy rollers. The writer argues such behavior reflects selfishness and harms family leisure opportunities.
Notice to customers stating that Honey and Tar cough syrup does not contain opiates or narcotics and is not affected by the national purse food and orig ine. The notice recommends the product for coughs and lung troubles.
The article portrays King David as the archetype of serving one’s generation through God’s will. It traces his roles from shepherd to king, minstrel to ruler, and argues that true greatness lies in selfless service, echoing Christ’s mission to serve others and urging readers to act for the good of all generations.
The sermon by Rev W P George recalls David’s penitence after his sin with Uriah and extols divine pardon. It links the biblical tale to modern acts of confession like Harry Orchard’s, praising mercy that endures across ages and inspires service to future generations.
International Sunday School lesson for July 28 1907 by Dr and Mrs Wilbur F Crafts. The item outlines a moral teaching using the biblical golden calf as an idol and contrasts faith with idolatry.
A religious essay contrasts Israelite idolatry with modern superstitions, warning against worship of gold and peer pressure. It cites Aaron's failure, Moses' enforcement, and Levi's purge, then links biblical lessons to contemporary faith, leadership, and personal responsibility.
A census reports Egypt's population rose from under 10 million in 1897 to over 13 million in the current count. The finding highlights rapid demographic growth and urban expansion in the early 20th century.
A vintage ad touts Dades Little Liver Pills claiming they keep the system clean relieve headache and biliousness and are suitable for all the family with sales through Rhoades Drug Store.
Bites and stings, sunburn, cuts, burns and bruises relieved at once with Pinesalve Carbolized. Acts like a poultice draws out inflammation. Try it. Price 25c. Sold by Rhoads Drug store.
A Claudius Clear quotation urges families to share all pleasant experiences and show their best to each other. It argues that happiness is lowered when those bound by close ties neglect to invest time in nurturing the soul within the home.
C. O. Floyd of Kershaw South Carolina recounts a twelve year battle with consumption ending after six months on Dr King’s New Discovery. He says his cough vanished and weight rose from 135 to 170 pounds. Thousands are healed yearly. guaranteed at Dreier & Bro drug store 59 cents and 1 dollar with trial bottle free.
Elm village in the canton of Glarus Switzerland lies surrounded by mountains leaving it without sunlight during the entire winter season.
A Nashua Iowa man credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing a severe cold on the lungs after trying many remedies and medical treatment. He says two-thirds of a bottle cured him and calls it the greatest cough and lung medicine in the world. Dreier & Bro.
The Black Sea has fewer aquatic animals than other seas. Its deeper layers are saturated with poisonous gas that kills fish.
Mrs Raymond Connor of Shelton Washington writes that years of kidney trouble were relieved by Foley's Kidney Cure after the first dose. She claims the remedy cured her and praises Foley's Kidney Cure for removing poisons from the blood and restoring health. Dreier & Bro.
The Russian secret service employs more than 6,000 women with several earning about 10 000 dollars annually.
Pineules claim quick relief for backache rheumatism and lumbago with a natural kidney action. A 30 day treatment costs $1.00 with money back if not satisfactory. Sold by Rhoads Drug Store.
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