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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
3
A nostalgic verse from the Boston Transcript recalls a past romance. The speaker praises a girl’s beauty and compares memories to nature. The poem ends with peaceful imagery of rest and harmony under the sky.
In a tense domestic scene Mr Jobson frets over rising coal costs and debt while his wife and grandmother urge charity toward Naomi Brush. The grandmother rebukes the cold stance, urging generosity, and a mortgage foreclosure threat from Squire Jones accelerates the crisis as the family confronts poverty and prudence.
A simple method for masking negatives in holography uses two long right angle frames of opaque backing to create a border. The plan allows varying picture sizes from half plate downward by temporarily Tacking the frames, then aligning printing paper over the negative for processing. Also included is a narrative section about debt, charity, and a successful merchant who rose from clerk to president of a trust company, illustrating frugality and perseverance.
Fifty one years ago a boy born on a Rodman farm in Jefferson County grew to manhood with no better prospects than modest beginnings. The piece argues Success rewards honesty and ability in any walk of life not just railroads or big industries.
The article explains oyster farming in Virginia and Frampton Loads, detailing planting cycles from one and a half to two years, shell handling on packing yards, and shell use for propagating oysters and building roads. It notes the largest oyster packer processing 100,000 to 200,000 bushels yearly, and describes shell conveyance and washing steps in packinghouses. It includes unrelated anecdotes and a fragmented aside about local dialect and humorous lines.
New York fashion writers predict a velvet revival with plaid velvets and checked velvets, pairing soft taffetas and heavy crepe silks. Designers favor light laces, gathered folds, and fringed trims, while purples, greens, and blues appear in velvet and silk gowns for early fall ensembles.
Reverend J A Milburn urges readers to curb inner self focus and learn to observe reality. He argues envy and marital strain stem from idealized selves and stresses objectivity, nature contact, and living in the actual rather than the imagined. He also critiques religious sectarianism and calls for outward action and broader understanding across faiths.
A contemplation on Christ as the good shepherd and the pastor's calling. The author argues preaching should feed souls, not merely attract crowds, and urges ministers to know their people intimately, serving as shepherds who lead and feed their flock rather than drive them.
The article argues Greece as the brain of the world needs revelation from God through a divine messenger. It cites Socrates Plato and ancient thinkers, claiming their philosophies lack a moral code and that only a heavenly lawgiver can instruct humanity in proper conduct toward God and man.
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