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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
3
A suggested daily routine using a wooden barrel for exercise, designed to slim the figure. The regimen includes posture drills, rolling the barrel along the body, press movements, and full body lifts. Proponent claims consistent practice reduces flesh and enhances strength and agility.
Fragmentary verse by Brown Rook urges courage and perseverance. The speaker promises that singing a brave song will lighten heavy loads, silence jeers, and bring personal triumph and a brighter world when one keeps faith and voice.
A Des Moines News piece describes a couple celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary with a quiet stolen dinner. The wife and husband reminisce about courtship, family, and enduring love, highlighting the bonds of marriage beyond appearances to the dining room.
Hon Charles N Fowler a New Jersey congressman advocates currency reform and has long been connected with the Banking and Currency Committee. Born 1852 in Lena, Illinois, he educated at Yale and Chicago Law School, built a career in Kansas and New Jersey, and entered Congress in 18th century. His vibrant speeches reflect vigor and drive behind his political and business pursuits.
Fur trims dominate street fashion with lace and mixed fabrics. Sable and ermine coats appear with heavy embroidery and bold trims. Crepe de chine and silks showcase hand embroidery, flowers, and leaves. White crepe and blue silk gowns feature mink embroidery. fur and lace combinations trend in jackets and wraps.
An analysis argues that belief in God needs internal proof, not mere external argument. It traces evolution of apologetics from Paley to teleology, then asserts ultimate divine justice lies within, with the kingdom of God within. The piece urges living for spiritual ideals, prioritizing righteousness over pleasure, wealth, or mere knowledge.
Rev J A MacDonald argues that love to God and love to neighbors are the two eternal duties. He insists the tenth commandment targets selfishness, the root of all social wrongs, and warns that private control of resources mirrors a divine right to dominance. Selfishness, he says, defends slavery of nations and fuels socialism.
The sermon urges churches to abandon lofty positions and actively aid the poor and distressed. It argues the church should guide philanthropic work, help the old and friendless, and teach compassion as the path to eternal life, with the Samaritan as key. It questions who is our neighbor and how to be neighborly.
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