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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
25
Cleveland leaders address labor issues and discuss the problems facing workers in the city. Officials, union representatives, and business interests consider wages, job security, and workplace standards in a broad meeting.
Former President Grover Cleveland spoke at Carnegie Institute Founders Day in Pittsburgh officiating a plea for mutual yield between capital and labor. He warned against greed and envy, urged a US partnership in industry, and cited Carnegie Institute projects as a model for national unity. Attendance was standing room only at Music hall with thousands shut out. The note closes with copper production rankings led by the United States.
Sunday School lesson by John Lindsay Withrow reflects on God’s overruling care in Moses birth and early life. It notes Pharaoh’s infant killing decree, Miriam’s vigilance, and Jochebed’s craft to preserve Moses, framing maternal courage as pivotal in Israel’s history and urging reverence for divine providence guiding nations and individuals.
Mrs Ipa S Roser of Denver writes that after two years of marriage and female troubles she used four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and is now restored to health. She commends the product to others and notes friends in Denver. The ad promises a $5000 forfeit if testimonial not genuine and provides address for advice.
Henry M. Williams offers half his lands in Allen County Indiana on long time payments. Address 24 East Wayne Street Fort Wayne Indiana opposite High School or contact any real estate agent. Commission three percent. Lists in other counties and states available on request.
The piece reflects on Jochebed's faith guiding Moses to choose God over Egypt's throne. It notes Moses grew among heathen court children yet rejected pagan motherhood, valuing Israelite faith above riches. It also mentions telegraph and switchboard training and farmers using market quotations via long distance lines demanding accuracy and clear enunciation.
Indianapolis plans a new telephone company elocution school to improve operator enunciation. A top elocutionist will lead free voice culture lessons for all employees connected with the telephone service, aiming to reduce misunderstandings and improve service.
An advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for eczema and skin ailments urging readers to seek a blood based treatment. It claims to enrich and purify the blood and offers a trial treatment free by writing Dr. Gillam in Atlanta. Sold locally by Ranke and Nusbaum in Calhoun Street.
By command of the shah the Persian government will send 150 young Persians, sons of well born families, to Europe for education at state expense. The chosen towns are London, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Berlin and Vienna.
The data list water percentages for fruits: plums and grapes 80 percent, apples 82 percent, pears 84 percent, oranges 86 percent, lemons 90 percent, and watermelons 95 percent.
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