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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1903
Page
7
A preacher reports severe nerve illness left side paralysis fears. After years of nervous strain and travel, Restorative Nervine aids recovery, appetite returns, and weight increases to 196 pounds. Free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases offered. sold by all druggists.
Sidney community notes include Willow Creek camp meeting attendance last Sunday and several residents traveling on Monday for business to North Manchester. Rev John M Millar of Wakarusa visited briefly, with others heading to Pintington for sale. Mrs Warvel and sister Gell Devinney visited Chicago this week while Miss Gifford of Warsaw joined Miss Skate Grattol for the weekend. A dry goods sale at Che Glinmex attracts buyers. Sid ney cemetery cleanup day is set for next Saturday afternoon. Bra Steve t Haines of Chicago plans to visit his mother this winter.
A garbled scene recounts Raoul de Puyender fleeing bandits to St Hermain during a royal wedding, protecting Marguerite de Valais and Queen Titel. Gabriele de Vrissne aids, as do dancers Rotupierce Posulta and Itaoul. A pursuit through Louvre, duels, rescue, and a vow of vengeance unfold.
New Sunday May 21 1903 timetable for Pennsylvania lines lists passenger trains East and West with numbers 8 16 30 842 240 89 8 425 and various times. Readers are advised to consult for detailed departures and Saturday service adjustments.
Sunday service notes show Big Four schedule with North Mound and South Bound entries. Times listed 5:12 am and 2:06 pm, with reference to Sunday only.
The timetable shows the first car from Winona at 645 a.m and the last car to Winona at 1030 p.m. Cars run every 15 minutes daily except Sunday, with departures from Winona and Warsaw on the hour half hour and quarter hour.
Leesburg reports Miss Edith Stevenson stricken with measles. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Thomas Ubas and W A Heane at Conklin’s camp Sunday. Many locals traveled to Niagara Falls Tuesday. George Thomas and family of Milford called Sunday. Mr Young of Chicago staying with Miss Ethel Bartholomew. Miss Gescie Turthelomew returned to Chicago Friday after two weeks with her parents, Evert Rayer of Ohio visiting Town. Miss Bessie Merst of Erie pa returned home Tuesday with cousin Miss May Tumbleyen.
An OCR cluttered note recounts a dramatic romance set in France during the French king’s sister Marguerite era. Raoul, Gabrielle, and a cast including nobles, gypsies, and Huguenots entangle in duels, disguises, and dramatic rescues with romance, fealty, and a pardon amid courtly strife.
A jumble of quips and cartoon captions from various papers. The bits range from school discipline to insurance dialogs and social one liners. Not a single cohesive news story is present, only fragmented humorous exchanges and caption-style humor.
A garbled medley cites figures from diverse domains. It notes Massachusetts employing over 85 000 people in manufactories and an annual 1 000 000 colainee vans. It mentions eight hour rules, Russian postal service changes, and a year distance of 30 000 miles for engineers. It also references English brook trout exports, Italian army composition, London population, and a cast of varied antiquated statistics about plague deaths, emperors, and old events.
A journalist-style notice previews M. W. Hanley and Son’s production titled A Gentleman From Gascohy. The play, adapted from Arthur Dinil, unfolds amid Henri of Navarre era sieges and royal wedding festivities, featuring dramatic intercat scenes and vivid period spectacle as the hero threads through market life to win royal favor.
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