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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
7
A New York Sun verse recalls a girl wandering among daisies with red lips and blue eyes. She plucks a flower and recites he loves me not, then doubts the final petal as a tear reveals hidden feelings.
Anne Leslie confronts her father’s remarriage plans after a letter from him hints at a stepmother. Her beloved Charles Edward vows to confront the father and claims they will elope if denied. Tension rises as the couple brace for a confrontation.
William H. Hunt born in New Orleans November 5 1857. son of former Navy Secretary William Henry Hunt. Yale educated with an honorary MA in 1890. Elected Montana Attorney General at 27. served in Legislature and constitutional convention of 1889. Went to Porto Rico to assist Gov McKinley’s civilian government and served as Secretary to the government.
In New York Daily News style a couple, Anne and Charles Edward, meet Anne’s mother Mrs. Leslie and her new husband Mr. Leslie. Charles Edward learns he is the son and stepson, forming a bond with his future father in law. The four share a pleasant evening, with plans for marriage if studies succeed.
Culin reports no genuine Cuban Indians though bands exist with Indian features and language remnants. He notes Indian skulls and pottery in caves, Yara settlement dating to the Spanish conquest, and mixed origins due to imports from Yucatan via San Domingo. Manila life describes 50 to 200 American women, social dances, and varied supplies from Australia Hong Kong and America.
A fragment from a historical newspaper recalls the tale of Wolsey keeping gold casks at Hampton Court, a joke about Henry VIII and the cardinal, plus a comic couplet about a Flint youth and a quip on shaking hands with people.
A sermon recounted the Damascus basket escape of Paul the Apostle. It emphasizes small, unseen acts that influence vast eras, praising the humble networks of donors and helpers who held the rope and the enduring impact of quiet service on Christian history.
A Sunday School lesson reviews Isaac’s life following Abraham’s near-sacrifice. It covers his patience amid Philistine pressure, his yielding to disputes over wells, and how peacemaking led to broad places and divine blessing. It notes Beersheba covenant with Abimelech and previews Jacob’s rise.
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