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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
15
A Christian Herald sermon reflects on the apostles faith crisis as Jesus calls followers to radical trust. It weighs trials from Jewish messianic expectations to world embracing mercy, urging believers to endure suffering, reject worldly measures, and cry for faith amid societal turmoil.
A humorous dialogue follows Mr Bowser proposing to stop thunderstorms souring milk by demagnetizing cows and goats and later making them immune to lightning. Mrs Bowser challenges plans as he calculates potential profits of billions, visits an electrician, and ends with the husband drinking to cope after Brown dismisses his ideas.
The speaker urges making Jesus a literal fact in commerce industry and governance to counter the world’s dangers. Only through headlong devotion and belief in Jesus' control over people can the earth's midnight wave be beaten back and the kingdom of God realized on earth.
The Philadelphia Press notes Miss Gidday as a splendid dancer with phrases about her being light on her feet. Mr Walx comments on her talent while Miss Chellus probes the meaning of light extremes.
In a brief dialogue quoted from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Muggins and Huggins humorously discuss a parrot comparison. Muggins asks what to infer from the remark while Huggins says the comment meant he was not as green as he appeared.
A verse riddle personifies kiss as a force spanning hearts and ages. It claims a kiss can quell quarrels inspire tales and alter fate while defying rules of math and time. The poem revels in love's paradoxes sadness bliss and the tongue in cheek line about many Mrs Life.
A tragedian arriving from a tour is greeted warmly by friends at a club. He exchanges light quips about Punxsutawney and jokes about a genial source who lent him $2 to leave town. An air gun using pneumatic hammer principles is described as a humane killer of animals.
Foley's Honey and Tar promises immediate relief to asthma sufferers and claims a cure if taken promptly. Dreier & Bro distribute the product to customers.
The defendant's lawyer assures no fear, insisting there is no problem, while the defendant warns about the influence of "pull." The Catholic Standard and Times notes concerns that even with pull, prompt justice may still be sought amid scrutiny.
A short humorous sketch features a farmer and a new hand arguing about milking a cow. The farmer doubts the hand’s experience while the new worker insists on past work on a dairy farm, highlighting the humorous gap in skill.
A Parisian man asks about a plan to make diamonds. The reply outlines the scheme to find someone foolish enough to invest money. The exchange hints at a fraudulent investment setup and a scheme to profit from others.
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