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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1899

Page

15

Women as Queens of Service and Courage in Christian Life

Washington Sept. 10 sermon urges women to lead in healing the sick aiding the poor and comforting the distressed. It cites Mrs. Brady Annie Ross Margaret Breckinridge and Helen Chalmers as models and honors mothers wives and sisters as pivotal in home life, charity, and spiritual influence.

Louis Klopsch Washington Talmage Solomon Walter Scott Shunem Jesus Chronicles of Heaven Mrs. Brady Chickahominy Annie Ross Copper Shop Margaret Breckinridge Shelton Spain

Cocaine habit sparks nationwide debate in early 20th century press

The piece cites rising cocaine use in Paris and across the United States, noting its impact on the poor and middle classes. It draws on Dallas News and regional voices urging action, including regulatory laws in Louisiana and Texas, and calls for medical oversight to curb the drug’s spread.

Paris The Dallas News Tex South North Louisiana Texas Charlotte Medical Journal

Man killed by train and a legal cautionary verdict

A man crushed by a train near a railroad crossing was judged not at fault after evidence showed he had long known the hazard and crossed the point regularly. The court ruled the duty to look and listen rests with individuals and the railroad, though established, bore no sole responsibility for the accident.

Court of Last Chicago

Alcoholism in a Four Year Old Boy Disclosed

At a New York Neurological Society meeting on April 4 Dr George W Jacoby described a four and a half year old boy with alcoholic paralysis signs. The child had consumed beer daily since six months old and showed extensor paralysis with degeneration in muscles, yet no sensory deficit. He cited German city stats on children and alcohol indicating widespread early exposure.

William M. Leszynsky Jacoby Joseph Collins Hughlings Jackson Frederick Peterson N. Y New York Neurological Society George W. Jacoby

Alcohol as a remedy debate stirs public blame

An editorial attacks quack and lay doctors who push whisky as essential in treating illnesses. It cites eminent physicians claiming cures without alcohol are faster and longer-lasting, arguing alcohol is a faith cure that numbs pain and misleads people about true medical treatment.

Alcohol as Medicine Weakens Health and Sobriety

The letter argues alcohol cannot cure disease and often harms patients, noting many rely on drinks for warmth or comfort despite nutritious foods and rest being better. It cites thousands of doctors in the US and UK who say alcohol is unnecessary in treatment, condemning alcohol as a throne for drinkers and warning of widespread drunkenness.

England

Temperance Quotes and Scottish Prison Committals 1898

Gleanings reflect anti liquor sentiment citing Spurgeon Jackson and Union Gospel News on liquor sins. Notes Liverpool district with no liquor sales and temperance inns near Watford. New York has 7000 saloons amid vice and ex-convicts. Scottish prison commissioners report 1898 rise in committals, total receptions 56, Sul, record high.

C. H. Spurgeon Stonewall Jackson Union Gospel News Liverpool Holland Hibbert Watford New York Madison. C. Peters Scotland

Local Market Ads List Dated Prices and Goods

A scanned ad listing numerous grocery items and prices including California Raisins 9¢ to 7¢, Calltapria Prunes 6c 10c, Calliurida Peaches 14g, Maple Syrup 75¢ per gallon, New Orleans Molasses 15c to 38c, various oils and lamp products, candies, wines, and cigars. It mentions low prices and stock variety, with references to Fruit House and display practices.

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