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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
14
An advertisement touts Dr. Zimmerman's mild cancer treatment claiming to cure cancer in sixty minutes with a single visit. It lists vast beyond belief results including head trauma, dropsy, kidney and skin diseases, and cosmetic improvements such as facial blemishes and removed hair, promising permanent cures with electric therapies.
Secretary of State A L Crim Crawfordsville Auditor of State William H Keller Corydon Treasurer of State Charles M Lemon Indianapolis Attorney General Charles Holler South Bend Clerk Supreme Court Daniel E Speicher Urbana Superintendent of Public Instruction Prof W C Bailey Angola Geologist Prof Allan D Hole Earlham College Richmond Statistician Dr Millard F Gertish Seymour
Prohibition election slate includes Senator J C DeLong Monroeville and Legislature members J F Connelly Fort Wayne Geo C Wilson Harlan John Parr Roanoke. Prosecuting Attorney A 5 Covell Clerk T J Earnhardt Auditor J C F McMahen Jos Haifley Treasurer Spencer ville Sheriff Albert W Tyreland County Council members and coroner Emil Engle named. Election date November 6.
A short verse contrasts robbery with benevolence by promising a poor man a coat boots hat and sparkling water. The speaker revels in stealing beer while providing superior water that earns the man gratitude and a radiant face. The tone questions true charity versus material plunder.
About 200 prominent physicians form a society to study alcohol and narcotics. Dr S D Crothers of Hartford leads the Journal of Inebriety, with Prof W S Hall of Northwestern as president and Dr H O Marcy as honorary president. The 34th annual session in New York featured papers on metabolism, railroad accidents, digestion, and psychiatric treatment.
A Mankato Kansas Advocate letter argues that public welfare justifies restricting drinking. It notes the mental financial and physical wrecks caused by whisky and asks if society has a right to curb private spending to prevent harms to families.
Grand Chief Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers says the union cannot assist engineers discharged for drinking. He argues the company seeks men on duty with full faculties, whether drinking occurred on or off the job, and that off duty conduct affects on duty performance.
The Western Christian Advocate comments on brewers branding beer as a temperance drink. It cites ex Judge Stubbs of Indianapolis saying 90 percent of city drunkenness is from beer and argues against the notion that beer is a soft drink until such claims are proven.
Rev Dr Madison C G Peters notes in a sermon that New York spends about 1,000,000 dollars daily on liquor with most of it bad. He argues this exceeds half the annual government outlay and rivals tariff revenue and university incomes in scale.
Pope Pius urges total abstinence from alcohol in a moral stance. He argues spiritual life suffers when strong spirits are indulged and emphasizes virtuous behavior as a path to better religious life.
The queen declares she cannot consent to revenue from enterprises she deems ruinous to her subjects. She frames the issue as a moral defense of souls and bodies against harmful profits. The statement positions the queen as a principled sovereign resisting corrupting influence.
Ninety eight municipalities in Canada banished 234 sa Joona by local option. The move reflects municipal control over local bans and the spread of local governance in restricting this product.
The piece argues greatness comes from countless small deeds and attentive detail. It cites Edison, daily habits like punctuality, initiative, and good nature as foundations of character and success, with anecdotes on diligence and self control shaping leaders and virtuous lives.
A sermon emphasizes self control as wisdom and patience as a daily habit. It cites Burns and quotes Edison Carlyle Riley Lowell and Franklin, linking economy to living within means and the moral value of small daily duties. It notes the value of obedience to eternal principles and Jesus example of mindful care even in small acts.
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