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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
16
For over three years Dr Wells treats eczema and stubborn skin diseases after other doctors failed. He claims to cure more skin ailments than all other specialists in Fort Wayne and can cite hundreds of long standing cases. Consultation free.
A brief transit notice details the Fort Wayne and Wabash hourly service option outlining schedules and routes. It notes operating times and potential fare information for riders in the city region.
A speaker reflects on Matthew the publican's conversion, noting Jesus chose unlikely people, offering grace to the worst. He urges readers to see Christ in the outcast, embrace the chance for salvation, and invite Jesus into their homes and lives.
Evangelist Charles M. Alexander reflects on lessons from Moody Bible Institute, detailing personal spiritual growth through prayer, confession, and reliance on God. He recounts seeking clothes, a miraculous donation, and a timely Bible verse guiding quick decisions.
The second annual Civic Federation conference opened in New York to promote primary and ballot reform and curb corrupt practices. Oscar S. Straus led the meeting with Josiah Quincy as presiding officer, while Mayor McClellan’s representative urged public conscience and reform.
An admirer of Senator Bailey visits the marble room with a bright boy claimed as his son. Bailey asks about college plans and the man reveals the aim to build the Panama Canal. The boy will spend two years in preparatory school and two in civil engineering before joining the field work.
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