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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
15
The Dr Bert Company, the Wonder Workers, have permanent offices at 218 West Wayne Street Fort Wayne Indiana. They promise to help blind see and deaf hear with a new system. No charge for consultation and examination. They invite long-standing cases deemed incurable by others to call.
In Ram's Horn an unnamed layman speaks on the Call of Christ as a life changing surrender of self to Christ. He recalls personal spiritual awakening through prayer and Dr. Dawson's sermons and describes how repentance, devotion, and service follow the decisive moment of faith.
A reflective sermon urges believers to seek Christ as the sole guide in public duty and personal speech. It emphasizes speaking the word in service of the Master and aiding others as those whom He died for, inviting shared commitment on the first day of the year.
A Saturday Evening Post study compares fish speeds noting the mackerel may rival sharks in top pace and tarpon could reach about eighty miles per hour. It discusses how size boosts speed, pelagic swimmers’ agility, and contrasts deep water cod as slower. It mentions the Undine sloop modeled after a Spanish mackerel. The queen of Holland operates a dairy at Loo.
A home department essay argues character forms best in home life, not in apartments or hotels. It cites five rules for women to stay youthful: be sweet tempered, sleep regularly, avoid family jars, be patient, and count pleasures over cares, noting the value of a pleasure diary.
The passage urges parents to stay close to their children during childhood and adolescence to win their confidence and guide them toward true manhood and womanhood with correct standards of living and high ideals.
Oculists warn that skipping breakfast before school causes problems for children. They urge a glass of milk, well cooked cereal, and fruit at breakfast, noting laziness and hurried meals due to late rising often harm health.
A brief domestic column reminds housewives that spring signals house cleaning but suggests practical forerunners. It advises sorting last year’s children’s clothing for reuse, repurposing worn garments into rags, dust cloths, and window rags, and keeping these helpers ready for the cleaning season.
Practical home remedies and cleaning advice from a period column. It covers piano cleaning with alcohol, rinsing pans to prevent milk scorching, ammonia in water for window washing, warming flour for baking, varnishing linoleum yearly, using hot water to release cake from pans, buttermilk for silverware, and brief notes on beef broiling and carpet sweeping.
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