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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
3
A Baltimore American reflection on wealth and mortality. The poem argues that riches do not grant deeper joy or longer life, as both rich and poor face the same fate when Old Death comes. It contrasts wealth with common humanity and ends with the stark equalizer of death.
A memoir narrator recalls Professor Markwan a Japanese literature scholar and his daughter Fusa. The professor hypnotizes Fusa to sleep for a year to prevent her marriage to Jarbraw a brute mechanic. Fusa awakens later learns of the ruse and confronts the professor. she claims she endured four years unseen and vows to reveal their deception. The tale touches on faith, love, duty, and consequences.
A London Mag correspondent reports the Japanese Mikado, traveling by rail, sampling life in the army and privately questioning two privates about barracks hardships and homesickness. He expresses paternal care, while old residents at Shiraish station cheer him and receive gifts via local government.
Siam's King Khouwlwonkern of Siam is presented as an unusually progressive monarch. The LENS palace at Tingkok has electric light and the newest improvements. He has imported phonographs for musical selections and can speak English and several Continental languages with fluency.
The Robert Pool & Sons Company of Baltimore built the largest commercial sand wheel for the Calumet & Hecla Mining Co of Michigan. It stands GS feet high, weighs over 1,000,600 pounds with supports, and features 550 buckets on the inner rim to lift earth into a top trough. The steel shaft is Krupp made, 22 inches diameter and 27 feet long. The wheel is so finely tuned that one man can turn it.
A vivid account recounts Bill Brown stoking Engine 29 under a burning building, risking his life to save four firemen below, while a Siberian travel note recalls a stern army officer ordering a merchant to cover his sleeves in the presence of the emperor, highlighting duty and courage across eras.
A fragment from a dramatic dialogue shows a servant declaring intent to marry, prompting surprised reactions from a mistress. The文字 appears to be archaic, with unclear setting but hints at social roles and a looming life change.
A preacher reflects on the event of silence in heaven for thirty minutes as a lens to discuss the power and immortality of a half hour, urging personal choices for salvation, patience, and the impact of small moments on eternity. It surveys heavenly scenes, future duties, and the value of decisive moments in life.
The piece surveys Saul's conversion on the road to Damascus and early years in Arabia, Damascus, and Jerusalem, noting Ananias, Barnabas, and Peter. It traces Peter's miracles in Lydda and Joppa, including Dorcas, and reflects on the growth of the church amid Jewish persecution and early Acts chronology considerations.
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