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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1902

Page

7

Market Outlook and Farm Prosperity Amid Grain Shifts

The report notes steady building activity and easy money despite storms. Rail stocks climb while coal and fuel constraints stress iron and steel. July oats surpass corn as leading speculative cereal, with grain shipments up 25 percent for July and overall trade optimistic though fuel shortages loom. Grain markets show no major disturbance, with bumper corn expected and widespread prosperity in transportation and agriculture.

R. G. Dun & Co Iron and Steel Pew Northwest Chicago America Granger

Market Prices for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Grains in U S Cities

Across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo New York Buffalo and more the report lists bid ranges for cattle hogs sheep and various grains. Prices span sharp highs and lows with No 2 wheats and corns cited, butter and eggs also shown.

Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Ste Detroit Milwaukee Toledo New York Deegga

Elk Hart Romance and Distant Warnings From Elkhart

Record of the week highlights an Elkhart engagement between Miss Ruby Olives and Hoy Dilley of Nebraska after a stray Hikray cartridge found in Elkhart sparked correspondence and a planned marriage. Chief Henke orders a Bransville sect to halt worship within city limits amid clashes with local Baptists. Obscure legal and accident briefs follow, including lightning shocks, drownings, and minor crimes across Indiana towns with scattered names and figures.

Elkhart Eraseville Misa Ruby Olives Hoy Dilley Nebraska Dilley Philippines Buffalo Gat Fred Henke Holy Ghostites Bransville Seernl Baptistown

One ASE One ASE A Good Word for the Spider

A nature study essay extols the spider seen as beneficial, aiding trees by devouring caterpillars and other pests. It argues spiders help fruit and shade trees survive webs that protect worm colonies, and reflects on perspective toward nature and human understanding. It also mentions Lord Kitchener and a brief note on potatoes in the Americas.

Rainy Day Makes Friends From Folded Paper

A child recalls a rainy day spent with folded paper friends made by mother. The paper figures become a cozy company, with pretend play marching from a boat to a tree, games, and tea, easing the rain’s gloom and ending with a hopeful wish for another rainy day.

Mamma

Harlequin paper and patriotic songs in school

A fragment from a 19th century page discusses imported invitation paper with novelty designs including children fencing and a yacht scene, a harlequin elephant motif, and patriotic songs. It notes English schoolchildren reciting Rule Britannia with garbled lines and mock verses about Britain ruling the way.

Belle America England Brighton The London Chronicle Roys Rure

Gifts to Uncle Sam Across Wars and Generosities

The article notes donations to the U S government from individuals at home and abroad inspired by loyalty and wartime needs. It highlights gifts from Gen Nathanael Lyon’s era, Helen Gould, a New York donor, an English clergy man, and two Minnesota girls, among others. It emphasizes small amounts collectively aiding public service.

Uncle Sam Nathomer Lyon Wilson's Creek United States Helen Gould Spain New York Secret Service Ord Detective Corps Englishmoan St Paul Washington Treasury

The Long Forgiven Debt at Dresden Inn Century

An old debt is settled at the Steiger Inn near Dresden. In May 1813 a rebel fled through the forest and later returned as Richard Wagoner to settle the breakfast bill dated long past. The tale reflects memory and moral credit across fourteen years.

Bio Freiburg Richard Wagoner

Frauds on Kings Reveal Royal Money Missteps

An article notes royal fam ily financial troubles across Europe. It recalls German princes and the Kaiser bailing relatives after a banker vanished and died, Spain enforcing strict royal cost rules, and Italy’s King of Rome paying for a cradle gift after Rome officials covered most costs.

Edward Stalger Bia Prince Henry Kaiser Spain Russia Turkey Yolande Italy Rome London

Dodd's Kidney Pills Said To Cure Kidney Trouble

In St. Aubert Missouri on August 4 Mr E R Langendocfer describes a severe kidney trouble that baffled local doctors. After two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills he says he was completely cured with no return symptoms. He states surrounding physicians did no good until the pills provided satisfactory relief.

St. Aubert E. R. Langendocfer Dodd Kidne

Moving as Often as I Have Provokes War On the Road

A wry exchange between two wives in Chicago hints at a running joke about frequent moving. The wife of the Methodist preacher remarks that constant relocating would exhaust anyone, while the wife of the book agent counters that frequent moves blunt the impact. The line ends with a playful question: which party has moved the offender?

Chicago Tribune

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Future Unveiled

Fragmentary OCR shows a humorous exchange about a package and admission to heaven with St Peter and a new arrival. Mentions price 75 cents and a Chicago Daily News flavor. Includes names Morgan and urban setting.

Hall St. Peter Mr. Morgan Chicago Daily News

Excursion Tickets to Chicago Sold Sundays Fort Wayne

Nickel Plate Road announces summer excursion tickets from Fort Wayne to Chicago and return for $2.00. Tickets valid on train No. 6 both ways the same day. Inquiries at ticket agents, A Asterlin TPA Fort Wayne Ind. No 126. Joshua dialogue from Washington Star follows.

Chicago Nickel Plate Road Fort Wayne A. Asterlin Ind

Rubber stampe and ink products advert in Fort Wayne

An assorted ad notes rubber stamps and ink pads made to order with a catalogue available in Fort Wayne Indiana. The brief exchange includes a quote from Puck about sowing and reaping as a satirical aside in a suburbanite conversation.

Fort Wayne Indiana

Pythias Biennial Meeting Notice in San Francisco

The Knights of Pythias announce a biennial meeting in San Francisco from August 1 to 22, 1902. Secure low rates and stop-over privileges via the Nickel Plate Road. Tickets on sale August 1 to 10. Full particulars from nearest agent or C. A. Asterlin in Fort Wayne or R. J. Hamilton, Fort Wayne, Ind.

Nighte of Pythias San Francisco Nickel Plate Road C. A. Aaterlin T. Fort Wayne Ind R. J. Hamilton Fort Wayne Ind Niagara Toronto Thousand Islands Montreal C. A. Asterlin T. P A. Fort Wayne Anon Fort Wayne Grand Lodge Salt Lake City Utah

Prison Orchestra Brings Harmony to Massachusetts Jail

An in-cell orchestra at a Massachusetts state prison performs for visitors and during Sunday Gospel services. The group, praised by the Boston Globe, includes skilled inmates from diverse backgrounds who practice Wednesday and Friday afternoons in the main corridor. Officials note music aids discipline and morale among prisoners.

Massachusetta State Prison Boston Globe Allen 2Hc Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N

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