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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
3
A reflective poem excerpt in which a self accused sinner considers judgment, desire to reform, and the chance of salvation. The speaker questions virtue, struggle with temptation, and whether mercy allows a better life after flaws. The verse ends on a wary hopeful note about earning heaven.
In Hopetown a widow seeks a photo to please her son abroad, while a photographer’s sudden disappearance strands her studio. A curiously evolving tale follows a woman named Dorothy Shepard’s rumored marriage and a landlady’s frail vanity as a man recalls his past and assists in portraits for travelers on a wheeling tour.
An exposé of fairground con artistry detailing how fakers use cheap canes rings knives and wheels of fortune to separate patrons from money. It describes equipment costs and tactics including loose stakes fraudulent wheels and hidden tricks aimed at enticing purchases and bets.
Hal announces a quick shift to the photo business in Slapetown with Dottie by his side. He reveals Dorothy, now his wife for two years, kept a secret about Reginald Pierce moving opposite their home. The two Dorothys remain inseparable friends as the scene unveils a playful domestic revelation.
A Sumatra adoption of a new tiger trap uses two-layer wooden fencing nine feet long and four feet wide to form an enclosure. A baited dog sits near a post while a concealed steel trap waits under earth and leaves. The mechanism aims to capture any animal that steps on the designated plate with strong springs.
Describes opal color quality terms Harlequin and Tashfire with definitions. Notes on opal value by color vividness and pattern. Also references 1874 Sunday schools organized, reorganizations, and funding from the American Sunday School Union, with numbers on schools taught, sermons, and employment figures.
A preacher argues that dreams echo waking thoughts and rarely carry divine revelation. He cites biblical figures and modern examples to claim God speaks through select dreams while warning against dyspeptic or drug influenced visions.
The piece recounts Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh, the Hebrews’ oppression, and the ten plagues, highlighting the first suspension request, the stubborn refusal, and the climactic death of the firstborn. It notes natural explanations for some plagues while affirming God’s sovereignty in judgment and hardening of Pharaoh’s heart.
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