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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1899
Page
11
Dr Talmage contrasts selfless living with the Attila the Hun legend to warn that power can corrupt. He describes Attila as the Scourge of God, his sieges and mass slaughter, and uses the tale to urge readers to become benevolent stars rather than wormwood, spreading grace through faith and deeds.
A vivid ode contrasts Babylon's downfall with a newly freed shore. It recounts pilgrims, Huguenots, aborigines, and a nation built by diverse peoples. It celebrates industry, railways, ships, and commerce uniting 70 million souls in faith, learning, and mercy.
A late marvel is taking pictures through an insect eye. Mr. YF W Saxby notes a dragon fly head yields 25 900 lenses so tiny that a million could not cover a square inch yet each can produce a recognizable photograph.
A German glove producer near Carlsbad claims a chrome tanning supplemented method creates glazed leather for gloves that can be washed without color loss and remains pliant while resisting heat and cold.
A fragment from religious periodicals discusses Christian duties and attitudes. It quotes Standard, Congregationalist, Watchman, United Presbyterian and others on faith, kindness, suffering, and devotion. It recalls Justin Martyr, Sir J William Dawson, Thomas More, and a moral note on mortality and eternity.
A lyric meditation on surrendering life’s choices to divine will. The speaker asks God to select paths, burdens, and rewards, trusting the will to be the best. The poem emphasizes rest in divine guidance rather than earthly longevity or riches.
Spurgeon recounts a Edinburgh schoolboy urging prayer for his sister to read the Bible. The boy leaves to see her reading Bible for the first time, illustrating faithful expectation for answers to prayer and urging believers to keep candles lit for divine light.
A speaker argues success is not measured by material achievement but by discipline and enduring effort. Lifelong learning, skilled craft, and unseen studies shape value more than visible outcomes, with the bridge builder and the scholar gaining worth through persistent work regardless of worldly recognition.
The article reflects on William Black and other great figures, arguing that true reward lay in the doing, not in fame or wealth. It critiques fame, recounts ethical stances, and presents a tale about Whitefield reproving revelers at a public house, illustrating steadfast piety.
A Michigan Advocate excerpt recalls turning to sleep after effort and contrasts human duty with the law of right. It argues fidelity brings comfort and that results are not the measure of duty but faithfulness to God and moral action.
A pastor cited Jesus saying he who keeps my sayings shall never see death at the funeral of a good man. The deceased passed suddenly and did not fear death, entering peacefully into the presence of the Saviour. United Presbyterian.
Study of 1000 marriages reveals 322 men wed younger women, 570 marry women of the same age, and remaining marry older women.
A historical grocery ad lists various items with prices including good brown sugar four cents extra yellow wax and coffee at forty two cents. California Raisins peaches and apricots feature prices and offers for white fish and mackerel kits.
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