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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
3
A San Francisco Bulletin poem narrates a miner’s reflection on his pardner Bill. Time and poverty test their bond as gold fever fades, revealing loyalty and the deeper worth of companionship. Bill’s death beneath the endless hills reinforces the message that true partnership outlasts fortune.
In a tender social gathering, Lieut. Phil recounts the heroism of a wounded comrade during a siege, describing a daring water fetch by Rogers, who dies after saving others. Bessie and Ethel, witnesses to the tale, learn the fallen man was nicknamed Rogers though his true name was Mackay.
Lewtle Matlock raced through Heppner valley with companion Bruce Kelly to warn residents as a flood roared down from the mountains. Despite injury he pressed on, reaching Arlington and Lone after a 67 mile overnight ride, saving numerous lives.
A fragmentary piece recalls a salted well dug for the Wells Fargo Company and a failed payment claim after water found. It shifts to a discussion of English household troops, detailing origins of guards from Charles II through later regiments and the formation of the royal horse guard and Scots guards.
A long discussion on early fall styles shows varied expert opinions on wraps and coats. White and cream dominate, but blues, grays and reds offer serviceable options. Pictured outfits highlight bolero wraps, blue taffeta coats, lace trimmings, and white linen gowns as designers hint at blending summer pieces into autumn.
The article argues modern civilization is inward and subjective, urging externalization to enrich personality. It links theology and philosophy to interiorism, warns of excessive self focus, and champions turning inner life outward through art, literature, and humane action to widen intellect, emotion, and social reach.
A girl consoles PHU over her brother’s fragile health and a strained family scene. She recalls their father’s anger, hopes for a recovery, and hints that a commission awaits once the brother leaves the hospital. The moment mixes urgent care with uneasy family dynamics.
The censuses of Scotland and Ireland show near equal populations, each just ahead of Ohio. A note on drunkenness cites that about thirty of every hundred magistrate cases involve women. The text also mentions Japanese locomotive use and American-made engines, with a critical remark on global focus on human weakness.
Rev. G. Hoffman condemns divorce as a threat to marriage, urges strict laws to curb divorces, and extols divine matrimony while critiquing secular license. He contrasts historic polygamy and exploitation with a call for stability and mutual support within a Christian home.
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