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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
7
Dreamlike reminiscence of childhood along familiar streams and woods. The speaker recalls willows, bluejays, catbirds, and orchards, hearing lullabies sung by mother as they revisit days of yesteryear in a nostalgic night journey. The lines echo folk verse from the Honoton Post.
An elderly narrator recalls a life of love, deceit, and resilience. John, bound to an earlier beloved Eunice, marries the narrator after a tangled past of letters and misunderstandings. Eunice confesses on her deathbed, guiding lasting devotion as the couple finally finds happiness together.
Mrs Hedwig A Mans of East Orange New Jersey seeks congressional compensation after her daughter Miss Chira Louise Mans died in Cuba in 1901 while volunteering to test that mosquitoes fed on yellow fever patients could transmit the disease. The test paid a $100 reward and prompted a bill in Congress for the mother’s pension.
Eight ninety ton granite columns destined for the Cathedral of St. John the Divine arrive from Maine. Each column costs about 25000 dollars and must be built in two pieces after a lathe break. A special 30 foot truck and 40 horsepower engine haul the pieces two miles, with nineteen days needed to move the first column.
A stray dialogue snippet shows a kindly woman asking if opportunity ever knocks and a man named Beery Bi responding indifferently about paying no attention to knockers. The fragment hints at a social moment where chance is dismissed with a casual remark.
The article recounts how the Roman king and queen, during a summer visit, mingle with the people, endure a sudden storm, shelter with a schoolteacher, and share a simple dinner. The queen is noted for helping others, once offering food to hay workers on a terrace, who later sent a wild flower to her.
A New York fashion note surveys tailored woolen suits with long coats and minimal trimming, suggesting simple embellishments may suffice. It contrasts us to richly carved gowns with intricate trims, lace collars, and sleeves, noting modern economy and variety in collars, cloths, and accessories while highlighting the growing shift toward restrained elegance in outerwear.
Rev Henry Mottet argues daily life follows a law of work and rest. He cites Jesus modeling balance by feeding the 5,000 then praying alone on a mountain. He warns busy modern life ignores proportion, risking deterioration and death, urging harmony across body, mind, and spirit.
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