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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1902
Page
3
A nostalgic poem describing sweet long days in the mountains and fields. It evokes morning light, daisies, waves on a shore, and family life. The speaker finds comfort in faith as trouble comes, awaiting a heavenly shore and the end of days.
Miss Susan Galton Brown, a stylish out-of-town guest, trails amid Elmwood’s calm as Jack Cartwright, East Coast financier turned Western reformer, advances plans to develop coal land. His presence stirs local envy and curiosity while Susan seeks a decisive shot on a quiet October afternoon.
Susan Galton Brown and Jack Baldwin thwart a bank robbery in a village chase. Susan shoots after riderless horses, recovers the plunder, and helps corner the gang with the aid of Mr. Tompkins. Bank money and romance intertwine as the couple reunites at her aunt’s with the rescued treasure.
Rev Daniel W Overton argues prosperity and pleasant years are conditional on hearing and serving God. Attention to God and active service form the core requirements for success in life and in Christian work, with holy living as the eternal basis for happiness and achievement.
A brief clipping presents two preacher notes. Rev. J Herron of Akron speaks on grace and the divine purpose bestowed on believers, while Rev. Dr. Patton of Princeton discusses perfection as defined by energy and perseverance for a young man.
Three living widows of Revolutionary soldiers are named Rebecca Mayo of Newbern Pulaski Virginia Mary Snead of Parkesley Virginia and Esther Damon of Plymouth Vermont The article notes Mayo born in 1816 survived Valley Forge and Brandywine Snead born about 1750 married in 1835 and Damon linked to Massachusetts regiment and Plymouth Windsor Vermont background
Pope Leo XIII relocates to the historic Leo the Fourths Lower summer residence. The fifteenth century tower overlooks the Vatican area, offering cool air and expansive views, with a physician noting it aids his health. A second item recounts an Irishman called plain in appearance facing hunger and a neighbor's sympathetic remark.
A long lecture on the Israelite expedition to Canaan, comparing the Exodus era tribes with settled Palestine peoples. It discusses Kadesh Barnea, the spying mission from the wilderness, and the consequences of fear and disobedience. The piece links Tell el Amarna, language and culture, and notes the Hebrews’ assimilation into surrounding civilizations. It concludes with warning about cowardice and faith in God.
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