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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1906

Page

15

Fort Wayne Doctor Cures Skin Disease Patients

Fort Wayne reader F G Hilgeman publicizes his eczema cure credited to Dr Wells. he emphasizes rapid improvement and three years with no relapse. Dr Wells, at 812 Calhoun Street opposite the Aveline, treats skin diseases with violet ray and X ray and has performed over ten thousand treatments in Fort Wayne.

F. G. Hilgeman Fort Wayne Walnut Street Dr. Wells Hilgeman Wells Calhoun Street Aveline Hotel Zimmerman

Vacation and Rest for Christian Souls

A sermon urges Christians to take an annual vacation and rest from work. Quoting Adams and Phoebe Cary, it argues rest renews the body and spirit, cites Daniel Webster and Phoebe Cary, warns against overwork, and stresses duty to take a change of scene for prayer and renewal.

Daniel Webster John Adams Phoebe-Cary Frank DeWitt Talmage

Vacation Sabbaths and the Sabbath on Vacation

A Presbyterian Messenger piece defends keeping the Sabbath while on vacation, citing a letter about summer boarders and a story in which a pastor warns visitors that neglecting worship harms the town. It urges Christians to honor the Lord’s day even when away from home and to use vacation as a chance for quiet positive influence.

Ezek God Presbyterian Messenger Jesus Uts

Hard Work and Rest Teach Devotion to Christ

A Browning tale of two camels illustrates the need for balance in service to God. Workers should avoid excess worry or fatigue, develop body and mind to peak efficiency, and recognize that proper rest and vacations can enhance faithful labor for the Master.

Robert Browning Christ

Bowser Fails to Calm Baby in Quarrelsome Night

Mr Bowser attempts to care for ten month old Taylor while Mrs Taylor attends a church meeting. The infant refuses to sleep despite Bowser’s frantic efforts including juggling, piano playing, and sugar. A peddler and a pedestrian offer help as Bowser grows increasingly desperate, threatening a legal confrontation when the baby’s mother returns.

Homer Sprague EB Bowsers Mr. Bowser Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Bowser Baby Taylor Bowser Angel One Folly Poly Young Taylor M. Quad

Common Sense in Hot Weather Verse

A short humorous verse from Harper's Bazar about enduring a hot day by becoming a fish or frog in a wet bog to soak and croak all day. The light, witty tone mirrors a breezy summer observation.

Harper's Bazar

Rest That Refreshes Couplet of Faith Sermon Card

A church note quotes Rev Frank DeWitt Talmage urging summer rest for Christian workers. It reflects on a tragic royal death, Christ's invitation for rest, and hopes for physical and spiritual renewal before returning to fall church service.

Christ Frank DeWitt Talmage

Christians at Summer Re Sorts

A letter argues most Christians remain faithful at summer resorts challenging the view that vacation stays erode devotion. It cites families who skip church yet stay loyal believers and praises Christians for maintaining worship, charity, and Sabbath observance while away.

Carnegie parries question on dying rich with cobbler tale

At a reception Andrew Carnegie faced a girl asking if dying rich is shameful. He answered with a parable of a miser’s ornate tomb and a cobbler who notes the Lord owed the man nothing after death, underscoring the moral about generosity.

Andrew Carnegie Carnegie

Vibration of Vocal Chords Described

The text explains that vibration arises in the vocal cords rather than the throat. In lower notes the entire chord vibrates while thin edges carry higher tones. Speaking briefly can stress the throat if its walls were rigid, as vocal cords vibrate 20,000 to 40,000 times each minute.

Races in Tokio See Girls Ride Three Horses Prospective Winner

Three young riders steered horses in a recent Tokio race meeting. One girl won the event while the other two each delivered solid finishes, demonstrating promising talent across the trio.

Tokio

Griffin Motor Car Co General Agent for Northern Indiana

The Griffin Motor Car Co. general agents for Northern Indiana offer the famous White Steamer Winston Cadillac and Buick along with Pope Wersly Electric and Columbia automobiles. Modern charging grasp and repair work specialty emphasized.

Indiana Winton Cadillac Bruick Algo Pope Wserly Electric Columbia Apecialty

Canal of Henry I Links Trent to Witham in 1134

The article notes Henry I connected the Trent and Witham canals in 1134. It mentions New York City as a reader point and asserts rapidly rising imports. It states the city currently receives goods at an estimated rate of 736000 dollars.

England Henry I Trent Witham New York City

Reading a historical novel delights a Maid and Man Arch

A dialogue from the Columbus Dispatch notes a man surprised by someone reading a historical novel. The maid responds with amusement, saying the book has much to offer and is worth skipping through details if needed. The exchange captures a lighthearted newsroom mood.

Columbus Dispatch

End praised by Ally Sloper in comic strip dialogue

A brief exchange from Ally Sloper's Half Holiday features Miss Flighty expressing she liked the end of the new novel, showing reader satisfaction. The joke hinges on a playful mis-spelling and light whimsy.

Flighty Ally Sloper

Elven Break and Clerical Quip Dubious Quarter

A brief quip from the Detroit Free Press page notes a lighthearted clash between an Elven Break caption and a barber pun as a bad quarter aside from a prior haircut, reflecting playful wordplay in a city newspaper.

Detroit

Low Horseseekers Rates Via Nigkel Plate Road

Fragmented notice outlines rates and locations along Nigkel Plate Road with scattered references to Fort Wayne Indiana and weekly schedules. Details are garbled but imply agent contact and full information availability. The readable fragments mention places on a west to south route and July deadlines.

Shonth Fort Wayne Ind We&k

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