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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
7
A verse noting affection for the world in all weathers and moments. The speaker enjoys sunshine, wind, rain, and simple daily scenes, from hats and overshoes to muddy streets, expressing a wish to live forever in these beautiful days as narrated in a St Nicholas piece.
In a playful salon scene, Lady Margaret and Celia argue over Geoffrey Pelham's proposal. Margaret hints she insulted him. Celia defends her sister while teasing Geoffrey's preferences. A servant announces Geoffrey awaits in the drawing room as tensions mix wit and flirtation.
Montreal Star reports London will deploy two passenger gasoline powered cabs with four wheels and three speeds up to 25 mph. The cabs feature a glass front, a front view for passengers, and a separate driver seat. Seventy five cabs will start, operated by existing Hansom drivers trained for the new vehicles at similar two mile fares.
A vivid portrait of flirtations at a manor as Celia and Margaret gossip over a mysterious note from Sidney Rendle. Across the Atlantic, American readers learn of translators and clubwomen adapting to foreign life, with artists, teachers, and guides shaping careers in Vienna Paris Berlin and Florence.
An American woman returning from a year abroad notes many chances for American women in Europe. Stenography and English teaching are in demand as foreign firms with American ties seek skilled, well educated workers. Consular officials also hire American college girls as governesses and language tutors, with openings often on short notice. An occasion in Venice illustrates the type of opportunity abroad.
In a train car, a beaming groom Arthur guides a conductor as he announces to all aboard that the newlyweds are not ashamed of their marriage and refuse to pretend otherwise. Travelers applaud as men shake hands and women turn away, while the couple revel in their private moment amid the public scene.
The piece notes ornate early autumn sleeves remaining above the elbow with complex cutouts and lace trim. It highlights wide, straight-front skirts favoring natural curves, various trims from beading to embroidery, the popularity of velvet for princess styles, and long coat suits that double as jackets with open fronts.
A sermon urges Christians to keep a tender heart by rejoicing with others joys and sharing sorrows. It cites Jesus’ empathy and Joshua’s compassion, urges action through daily kind deeds, and warns against self absorption. It argues churches must mobilize helpers to feed and aid suffering humanity.
Bishop Samuel Fallows argues that Pauls empathy and adaptability should guide religion to reach all people. He cites Jewish and Grecian contexts, urges language and tone matching diverse audiences, and warns against religious discrimination. He links virtue, honesty, and justice to a living faith.
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