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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
3
A fragment from the Los Angeles Record urges facing obstacles with a smile and optimism. It proclaims that a cheerful attitude costs nothing while heartaches linger, promising that joy and sunshine can ease troubles and setbacks. The text reads like a breezy moral verse.
Wells, adopted son of Noel Netherby, discovers a long lost will in a hidden box beneath the Netherby Terrace foundation after a haunted house fire. The document bequeaths estate and princely revenues to Wells, freeing him from pride and allowing a potential marriage to Norma Maynard. The tale blends supernatural hints with a legal aftermath as the house burns and the will restores hope.
Retiring Rear Admiral George W. Melville, chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering, ends the last link to the construction era of warships. He joined the navy in 1801, helped shape modern ship design, led the bureau from 1887, and oversaw over 120 large ship builds.
The article surveys travel wraps and gowns for yachting and train travel, noting light colors like white and pale shades, protective wraps, and wash gowns for easy freshness. It highlights outfits in blue voile and silk, lavender and green, and yellow combinations, with emphasis on harmony, practical fabrics, and weather readiness for women aboard and shore excursions.
A fragmented excerpt notes that among England’s 41 million people more than half earn under $12 weekly and seven million families earn under $6 per week. It mentions twenty seven railway bridges on the Uganda road and lists American and SAE as entities.
A reflective meditation on the prodigal son parable emphasizes divine Fatherly welcome over worldly gifts. It argues the soul seeks God beyond wealth and art and urges each reader to affirm “I will arise and go to my Father” for comfort, renewal, and eternal youth beyond age and death.
In this essay the author argues that youth never dies in the aged mind, only rests. Childhood sleeps, youth attends school, and manhood pursues business or military life, awaiting later awakening into renewed vigor and exploration of age.
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