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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
5
An advertisement style note explains skin pores on the hand and body, citing 2 800 pores on a square inch and 2 381 284 pores total. It advocates using fine pure soap to cleanse pores, citing Ivory Soap as 99 4 percent pure.
The Warsaw Union issue lists brisk ads and local notices including Lynch stock goods bargains Foster's groceries coal and tobacco specials Dutch Grocery shoe offers Hafer Richardson new fall dress goods and carpet sales Lantz drugstore disinfectants seed wheat instructions and pocket notices about postmaster changes and local events Many small items mention local farmers veterans pensions autos and social activities along with upcoming excursions and church events from Warsaw Indiana and surrounding towns.
Foster the druggist Millice the photographer Lynch for everlasting perfumes Mr Jacob Neff south of town bought a new Whitenberger buggy Saturday. Frank Bortz near Leesburg, a Kosciusko County farmer, was a Warsaw visitor Tuesday. Mrs P Eversole and children of Fort Wayne visit Mr and Mrs A J Wood. Bessie and Ethel Bartholomew of Leesburg return from Valparaiso. George Tibbets bought another Whitenberger buggy, third in 10 years. Frank Robins Seward township bought a stylish buggy from S B Whitenberger. Lincoln’s motto about not swapping horses applies to the Whitenberger buggy. The cider mill near Lesh factory opens for the first five days of the week. City feed mill location noted.
W J Dillingham declares the largest piano and organ stock ever brought to Warsaw and offers a limited time sale. The notice mentions a Salt at $1 a barrel and notes Mrs and family visiting on East street.
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