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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1903
Page
6
A St Paul saleswoman Miss Nellie Curtain describes daily fatigue from department store work. The letter claims Portola cures catarrhal discharge and mucus drain, with endorsements from Congressman Mark H Dubaville and Dr Hartman.
In a woods outing, Ted and his grandpa find a mother partridge with her chicks and an unhatched egg. They warm the egg under a lamp, then return to work, only to find the chick hatched and vanished. Ted wonders if the mother will ever know what happened.
A 10 year old Cranson, Miles Rader, waved to stop an electric train to save his younger brother Inston as a car rushed toward them. The motorman halted the vehicle inches from the boys, who risked death to protect each other. The scene mirrors a broader note on courage and a poem excerpt on memory and family.
A historical account describes two young girls operating a machine to insert thousands of pins into paper daily. The process details a winding, repetitive sequence with parts named and timed, illustrating early factory work and its mechanical pace. The narrative highlights the monotonous yet precise nature of the operation and the prolific output achieved by this small team.
A historical note cites 19th century attitudes toward juvenile capital punishment. It references Glackstone and Stogers on youths in murders and riots, including a twelve year old Abratiany Charlesworth executed at Lancaster for arson, and remarks on jury reluctance and public executions in the Gordon riots era.
Odd tale traces a chair from a mulberry tree at Stratford on Avon to the Stratford Arms and later into public museum hands. A 1815 transfer via the late President’s daughter weaves through local lore, with other notices mentioning Rev Pope’s public statements and various era advertisements and curiosities from a wide dated page.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dubious cure and various remedies, including references to a general remedy for consaniyutlia and a listed “most popular method of aaicide.” Health claims, mis-spelled terms, and scattered brand-like phrases appear without coherent context or identifiable individuals or organizations.
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