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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1902
Page
3
Fragmented verse recalls ancient themes and distant shores as the speaker muses on love, time, and music. The poet invokes Greece, Babylon, Spain, and Aeons, blending myth with personal awe while questioning sight and sound. A dreamlike meditation ends with a renewed claim that truth and beauty outshine the world’s waste.
The story centers on Helen Vernon, her suitors Ted and Armstrong, and the meddling Hawtrey as they navigate love, class, and marriage plans at a society gathering. Ted grows shocked by Hawtrey’s blunt demand to win Helen, while family and friends watch the scene unfold amid rumors and scrutiny.
The article highlights Shelby M. Cullom as a leading architect of administration anti trust measures, outlining his Sherman Act amendments and penalties for monopolies. It then surveys aging U S and UK political figures, noting ages and roles from Congress and cabinet posts to prime ministers and editors, emphasizing the vitality of seasoned leaders.
Septuagenarians prove age is no barrier to leadership in art literature and finance. The piece argues against the view that only youth can drive progress, citing figures like Edward Everett Hale Theodore L. Cuyler and Russell Sage as examples of seasoned leaders shaping literature science politics religion and business.
Four members of a Swedish travel party die from rarefied air in Tibet. The surviving explorer nearly dies after days of exertion in the high altitude. The group battled immobility in saddle and painful movements from the oxygen-poor atmosphere, with brain and limb effects emerging as the journey progressed.
Bishop Jonas H Waite condemns irreverence and the rush for wealth in the United States arguing it erodes duties to others and God. He warns that reverence is fading as education and society emphasize self rights over duties, urging repentance and trust in Christ for salvation.
A sermon arguing aristocracy spans wealth and culture. Wealthy classes often gatekeep opportunities, while true aristocracy rests in character and virtue. The author praises those loyal to God and duty, who show courage, compassion, and service, likening them to heirs of a crown and lifelong loyalty.
A fragment from a sermon notes cautions against blaming external conditions for personal failings and urges careful self-examination. It quotes that godliness is profitable in this world and the next, attribute to Revs Drs Raymond of Schenectady New York.
The notes review Israel's history from Joshua conquest to the judges about 1200 to 1050 B C. It highlights Joshua and Caleb, Ruth, Samuel, and Gideon, emphasizing military campaigns, deliverances, and dangers of heathenism. Two review methods share map lessons and event progress toward centralized government, with a future study on Paul and Silas.
Dickinson College players from Carlisle Pa pursued a runaway bull during a cross country run after an encounter with a disgruntled animal. The bull jumped a fence into a pasture scattering a herd as the team chased it, while the Dickinson squad wore bright red and white stripes.
A chaotic scene unfolds as hurdlers sprint past a pasture line pursued by an enraged bull. College youths flee toward a highway while the bull crashes fences and drives them to a barnyard shelter a mile off. The piece notes satirical remarks on automobiles and a fire insurance joke amid the melee.
Thomas Nast, famed cartoonist and father of American caricature, died three days after arriving in Guayaquil as U S consul. Born in 1840 in Landau Germany, he rose to fame warning Tweed and shaping political cartoons. From drawing for illustrated papers to iconic symbols like the elephant of the Republicans, Nast left a lasting imprint on American political art.
A suburban hedge becomes a focal point as Brown and partner Jones clash over a transplanted Vaxweed hedge on Buena Vista Avenue. The uprooting divides neighbors including the Village Improvement Society president, with lingering tension and claims of property display.
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