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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
19
A man vows to kill for love, tempted by a bottle that urges him to commit murder. He lures himself into a plan to kill the rival in a moonlit arbor, but the deed leaves him trembling and certain he is a murderer, while the bottle claims credit.
The article contrasts Pauline Christ indwelling with modern doubt, praising saints who die to self and live in Christ. It argues for a Christocentric theology and daily Christ within the heart as the true center of heroic living and religious power.
The sermon argues Christianity makes true believers Christocentric beyond social norms. It cites Luther, Bunyan, Wesley and Herod to show sanity varies by faith, urging readers to embrace a passionate, God centered life that challenges polite disbelief and material prudence.
A meditation on Moses as a shepherd called by God to lead Israel. He hesitates, yet God promises guidance and presence, framing obedience over eloquence. The piece links Moses, Bezaleel, and other craftspeople to divine service and marks the burning bush as the moment of commission.
John Burns in Parliament argues that excess spending on drink and related costs creates penniless workers. He notes 160 million spent on drink 59 million on sports and 50 million on consequences, urging funds to provide employment and sufficient wages.
The note states Fotey’s Honey and Tar for coughs, colds, and lung troubles is not affected by the national Pure Food and Drug Act, noting it contains no cocaine or other powerful drugs. The publication emphasizes compliance with the law and accessibility of this product.
War against consumption is proclaimed with Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe, certain remedy for coughs and colds. The ad warns against unknown preparations and urges purchasing Foley's Honey and Tar from Dreier & Bro.
The text reflects on Moses hesitating to lead Israel, God’s signs with Aaron, and parallels with Isaiah and Saul of Tarsus. It urges the need for faith, revival fire, and following Christ, noting calls often come through others and that personal summons can come before official decrees.
A Westfield Iowa man G S Clark recalls a near death from lung illness and credits King’s New Discovery with a complete cure after three bottles. The ad claims the remedy treats coughs colds and throat and lung complaints and is guaranteed by Dreier and Bro druggists with trial bottle free.
The United States leads in total tobacco production, rivaling the combined output of Cuba and the Philippines, with British India not far behind the U.S. in the ranking of producers.
A historic notice promotes Man Zan as a pile remedy. It highlights a collapsible tube applicator for direct use, promises soothing relief, and offers a refund if itching bleeding or protruding piles persist after use.
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