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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1902
Page
8
Real estate bargain listings describe a hailf house in Warsaw with modern improvements, central location, two acres in East Warsaw, and two acres west of Warsaw near Union. Properties may be bought together or separately. Inquiries to the office for details.
An advertisement touts Bless Dyspepsia Tablets as a quick relief and permanent cure for stomach distress. It lists symptoms such as nausea belching and loss of appetite and notes a price of 25 cents or six for a dollar. The Lakeade Medicine Co. Chicago is named with W. J. Bailey on each package. F. C. Lynch is the local seller, with salesmen sought in Kosciusko and nearby counties.
Pullman sleeping cars operate Cincinnati to Charleston via Queen and Crescent Route and Southern Railway. Depart Cincinnati daily at 8:05 p.m. to Chattanooga Atlanta and Augusta without change.
Excareiona via Big Four Lines offers Christmas gift holiday rates on the Big Four route from Cincinnati and northern points with D&A BRR connections, one and one third fare round trip. Tickets valid return to January 2 1903 with broad return limit and liberal stopovers. Home Seekers excursions list many states and territories with sale dates and agent information.
The president’s annual message for the first time centers on labor relations, noting that capital and labor conflicts have become central to politics. It argues laissez faire is outdated in a era of large corporations, calls for laws adapting to changing economic conditions, and urges lawmakers to enable broad masses to share in progress.
A longstanding image describes Scott’s Emulsion as a wholesome cod liver oil tonic for all ages. The advertisement highlights benefits for consumptives, weak children, and the elderly, noting the product’s nourishing effects and broad usage.
Julian Ralph argues in the New York Times that prohibition fails to stop drink trade. He notes secret Vermont saloons contaminate liquor with adulterated, poisonous distillations and that town agents selling by prescription profit from illicit alcohol. He warns Indiana’s reformers that similar dangers could follow if saloons close.
A man stands trial for stealth in New South Wales as evidence clashes. The jury considers retirement when the judge offers guidance. Eleven jurors exit, one remains with head down. The juror asks if the judge can reveal whether the prisoner stole the watch.
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