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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
15
For over three years Dr Wells has treated eczema and stubborn skin diseases after others failed. He claims to cure more skin diseases than any Fort Wayne specialist and can refer hundreds of long‑standing cases. Consultation free.
New through lines from Fort Wayne to Linz and towns including Peru and Logansport announce hourly interurban service. Trains depart Westbound Interurban Station from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. with connections to Indianapolis via chartered cars. Sunday schedule starts one hour later. C. F. Shelton, Supt. of Transportation, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Time table issued by the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company for the Bluffton division takes effect March 1 1906 at 6 00 a m Central Standard Time. It outlines scheduled passenger and freight movement under the new timetable.
Torrey urges listeners to weigh the price of a Christless life. He recalls personal struggle, the call to surrender, and the peace and joy found in Christ, contrasting worldly success with spiritual assurance and urging a public decision to follow Jesus.
A minister in a New England town confronts his son Phil’s three day truancy with quiet discipline. The father uses a shared prayer and a three day attic confinement to teach compassion and honesty, revealing the mirror of self in each to heal their rift. The scene ends with father and son embracing in bed.
A speaker recalls three nights of punishment shared with a son and a mother figure, then tells how the grown boy now preaches of Jesus in China urging that God cannot remove sin yet provides spiritual comfort. He argues suffering signals sin and that God entered humanity through Jesus to share in humanity and guide toward purity and intimate faith.
The piece argues against alcohol traffic linking open saloons to societal ills and wasted national wealth. It cites a mass rum disposal in Madagascar and contrasts liquor expenditure with bread and meat trades, urging redirected spending to boost industry, agriculture, and public institutions.
Irving Grinnell of the Church Temperance society recounted a dramatic temperance anecdote at a meeting. A wife brings a dish to her husband in a barroom, only for the dish to reveal a note promising the same meal at home with his wife and children. The tale underscores domestic consequences of drinking.
A vivid recipe describes combining rhinoceros flesh with venison wild cattle meat and crocodile in a large jar. After mincing, honey is added and the mixture left to ferment until strong odor forces retreat, then served as an expensive delicacy.
A parson compliments Bradder Williams on a fine goose and a carver replies that a good sermon explains the gift. The line shifts abruptly to a note that the normal life of a mouse is three years, mixing dialogue with a science aside.
An Albany publication reprints a religious poem about a midnight ascent to heaven. The speaker is shown a pearl gates city of gold, sees white-robed saints, and the savior’s radiant face. The lay ends with vows to lead others to Christ and live for him.
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