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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1901

Page

10

Night Watch in the City as Dr. Talmage Warns

In Weekington Washington Oct 15 Dr Talmage describes late night city scenes from 12 to 3 o clock, warning of dangers from crime gambling and drunkenness and urging practical Christian aid to the destitute and dying. He tells a cautionary tale of a former friend who reform and dies with the church welcoming him.

Weekington D. C Talmage Iesdah Babylon Minzveh Jerusalem Charleston Copartnership Chatham Street Baden-Baden New York City Chestnut Street Philadelphia Atlantic London Antietam George Stuart Switzerland West Mr. Talmage Roswell Angrair Oakwood Cemetery

Duchess Revered in Maori Welcome at Ohinemutu New Zealand

The duke and duchess visited Ohinemutu New Zealand where a grateful crowd greeted them after a rough road crossing. Maori clergy Lord Ratama Te Awe Kotuku removed his korowai mat and laid it in the mud to honor the duchess. Five thousand Maori from fourteen tribes gathered for a Haka display with kiwimats and battle axes. Seven tribes provided 2000 warriors and three tribes supplied poi dancers in a vivid ceremony.

Duchess of York Ohinemutu New Zealand Duke Ratama Te Awe Kotuku

Attorney J. M. Jamison Visits Family in Hoagland

Phoenix attorney J. M. Jamison stayed with his sister Mrs. G. F. B. Freeley over Sunday and planned a short visit with his father in Hoagland this week.

J. M. Jamison Phoenix, Ann G. F. B. Freeley Jamison Hoagland

Able Vice Presidents and Tyler's Diplomacy Highlighted

The piece notes vice presidents who became presidents, praising Tyler Fillmore Johnson and Arthur for honesty and duty. It cites Webster Ashburton treaty successes tied to Tyler and quotes Lodge on Webster, with commentary on water quality and soda safety from Massachusetts authorities.

Tyler Fillmore Johnson Arthur Senator Lodge John Adams State Department Webster John Tyler Massachusetts Springfield

Impure flavors for soda and vanilla substitutes warned

A Massachusetts board of health analysis warns that adulterated flavoring syrups are common at soda fountains. Vanilla substitutes are widely used with vanillin made from turpentine or other substances, costing far less than true vanilla bean.

Massachusetts Massachusetts Board of Health

Why Lightning Turns Milk Sour

An explainer notes that sour milk during storms can be caused by heat before a storm and, in some cases, lightning. Lightning can force oxygen and nitrogen in the air to combine, creating nitric acid which dissolves into milk. The piece details the difference between mixing and chemical combining and warns of nitrous poisons formed.

Harvesting with Autos on the Pacific Coast

Automobiles cut wheat harvesting costs on the Pacific coast, boosting output versus Argentina where daily labor costs are high. Fifty horsepower traction engines with sixty inch wheels handle plowing, harrowing, planting and harvesting in one pass, performing three tasks in a single operation.

Pacific Coast Argentine Republic California

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DR. Talmage Life OF the City Ristori Edwin Booth Raleigh Allen County Ann Whitley County Noble County DeKalb County Indiana Churubusco, Indiana
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