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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1907

Page

15

The Rear Guard and the Divine Reserve Force

An old officer explains fortress battle lines and Isaiah's promise as a metaphor for Gods rear guard. The article argues God controls every soldier and places the strongest in danger, yielding spiritual victory through sacrificial bearing and relentless faith. It concludes with a call to reflect on personal scars and steadfast trust in divine reinforcements.

Isaiah Israel Christ Hancock Gettysburg Pickett God of

Rear-guard of Christian veterans in life’s battle

A sermon likens faithful elders to a spiritual rear-guard guiding the living, with mothers and friends sustaining us across years. It recalls a 1907 seafaring rescue and stresses duty to support others, bearing one another’s burdens, and trusting the Lord’s sustaining power.

Christ Pacific Ocean Dr. Talmage Columbia Isaiah Bethlehem Paul Mount Olivet God Israel

The Temperance Pledge Revival and Its Value

A defense of the temperance pledge praising its role in curbing alcohol use and bolstering abstinence. It cites historical origins from 1789 and 1833, notes Nazarite vows as precedent, and urges widespread signing among children, youth, and adults to weaken the liquor trade and strengthen moral resolve.

Dramshops Benjamin Franklin Francis J. Collier Presbyterian Committee On Temperance Litchfield Conn England Father Mathew John B.gough Samson Samuel John the Baptist Jacob Paul Jerusalem Christian Endeavor Society John B. Gough Theodore L. Cuyler

Laboring Man's Greatest Curse Excerpt by Cardinal Gibbons

Cardinal Gibbons criticizes temperance as the laboring man’s greatest curse claiming it brings desolation to wage earners, worse than strikes or sickness. He argues it causes hunger, cold, bad company, and broken homes, harming children and families.

Cardinal Gibbons

Nebraska Enacts Law Barring Brewers from Saloons

Nebraska legislature votes 67 to 21 to prohibit brewers from owning saloons. Authorities note brewers reportedly control about 75 percent of Omaha saloons, affecting local liquor outlets and business structures.

Nebraska Omaha

The Narrow Place in Temptation and Tobacco Use

The piece notes tobacco consumption in the United Kingdom rising 30 percent over 15 years and nearly universal use among men over 16. It frames temptation as a narrow life passage with responsibility and moral choices, urging a clear personal settlement before God.

United Kingdom

World Temperance Tour Highlights Global Abstinence Efforts

A World Temperance Sunday survey cites Paul and Gladstone to urge abstinence from intoxicants as a form of evil. It surveys Britain, France, Scandinavia, Russia, Europe, China, Japan, Canada, and the United States, detailing laws, campaigns, and religious views, noting local option gains, prohibition advances, and the role of government in temperance efforts.

Christian Herald Paul Gladstone Jesus Great Britain Britain United Kingdom Gothenburg South Carolina New York Russia Europe Bright Forel United States Brussels Africa Congo Fiji Conference of Nations Roosevelt Western Central Asia Henry Jessup Beirut Turkey Iraq Persia India China Wu Ting Fang James B. Angell Asia Japan Philippine Opium Committee Australia New Zealand Canada Germany Indiana United States Supreme Court Georgia Congress Mquor

Man Zan Pile Remedy Ad Promises Relief

An old style advertisement promotes Man Zan Pile Remedy in a sorepathia tube with a nozzle for piles. It claims to soothe inflammation, relieve pain itching and burning and offers a 50 cent price with a guarantee. Sold by Meyer Bros. Co at eight stores including 602 903 1424 Cathoun Street.

Meyer Bros. Co Cathoun Street

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