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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
5
The copy emphasizes Ivory Soap as uniquely pure and inimitable in appearance among white soaps. It warns that imitators imitate its look but cannot equal its quality, highlighting 100 percent purity and distinctiveness from competitors.
Warsaw Union reports a August 1901 sequence of notes from Warsaw Indiana. Mentioned are Lynch druggist. Troy laundry quality. Elkbart visitor Herrick Stevens. A E Brownell Goshen business. Hafer Richardson dress goods and novelties. Poster's fodder cutters. Goshen visitor J H Lott. Milford visitors Kleder Commack Reynolds. North Webster Democrat John Kline. Foster druggist promotions. social guests of W J Mumrah and J H Bowen. Pileiderer from Bucyrus. Wallace A Scott visiting Metcalf & Co. in Chicago. third North Central LaPaz settlers meeting August 31. oats and fence fire near Warsaw. Kilmer grocery trip to Pan-American expo. Denby Norfolk VA and Winifred Hawkey visiting Scott family. Omar Neff Milford real estate news. N W Powell auction visit. Powell family to Sam Jones lecture. rain disruption and threshing notes. Rid of flies claim. various ads for drugs, dresses, shoes, stoves. Winona summer school close. Rev A H Acbaugh and Mrs Stetler visiting Winona. Arvilla Stiver Goshen teacher in Winona. seed wheat smut advice. Bremen arch photo. St Joseph Valley grange picnic. canning factory trials in Kosciusko. calico sale. Arvilla Stiver return. fire damage at C W Valentine. spelling match at Winona. Du Bois Kansas City prize. Arthur Oram Adrian laundry. Braddock Popham claypool purchase. Warsaw Knight Templar convention plans. Ed Smith Boston trip for stock. new footwear line preview.
A patchwork of social notes details visits by Aileman Bros and Miss Alice Stutsman of Goshen to Warsaw and Winona, plus Huntington guests Henrietta Severance and Belle Miltenberger visiting Mamie Chandler. County commissioners return from bridge inspection to find a lost or stolen notice on their desk. Also noted are Rov. Rubin of Goshen on a Winona visit, Mrs. Ida M. Smith staying with Stan B. Frasier, and Rev. Albertson en route home from Island Park. The Big Four plans an excursion to Benton Harbor next Sunday at 7:43 am with fare from Wabash to New Paris at 81.
A fragmented ad details women’s patent leather and Don zola Oxfords, men’s patent leather shoes, youths and kids styles all offered at deep discounts. Prices range from 98 cents to 5 dollars, with several lots described as “regardless of cost.” Listing names many shoe types and sizes in a rapid fire sale note.
A garbled notice advertises a furniture sale with phrases about splendid opportunity and cheap goods. The readable parts indicate an emphasis on an elegant line and a chance to buy affordable items, but many details are missing.
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