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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
3
A wife laments her husband lacks sympathy for her home improvements. She recalls moving furniture and the husband undoing the changes, then offers fashion and household tips from Woman's Home Companion about fabrics, dye, and care, plus advice on writing letters to loved ones.
The passage surveys quotes from Harper's Bazaar on language and life, then shifts to advice on proper shoe fitting, stocking thickness, and care. It includes notes on vacation schools directed by Miss Hodges of Baltimore, Miss Movers at Vassar, and fashion tidbits like neckwear and shoe cleaning tips.
The article reviews Genesis 15 1 8 and the covenant with Abram focusing on his faith in the Lord s promise and the testing of his trust. It notes ancient near eastern parallels and the shaping of Abram s character including generosity endurance and integrity. It also comments on the producer s memory verses and a Sunday school lesson flow with concluding reference to next lesson.
A fragment from a London Express item describes alleged ice vendor schemes linked to a dangerous penny ice plan. It cites sensational quotes about a small boy and a shocking promotional stunt by a Belgian company, with warnings of disease and unsafe practices in ice handling.
An odd Fort Wayne advertisement promises rewards for needed items and urges readers to write in. The text includes references to rubber stamps, printing items, and callers under the banner of a lock box. It mentions several names and places, with garbled phrases about Buenos Aires and Italian business, making the overall message unclear but centered on stamp and printing supplies.
A man charged before a magistrate for an alleged offense with torn trousers was acquitted after a patient investigation. He remained in the dock, claiming he could not leave until all witnesses were gone. the lawyer explained liberty but the man stayed, replying he could not depart because of the trousers.
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