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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
3
A nostalgic poem about a departed Sammie and a beloved child. The speaker recalls a pair of tiny shoes and a cherished memory, contrasting warmth and loss as wind and snow touch grave flowers. The lyric voice vows that the wee shoes remain a symbol of love in the heart.
In a tale of separation a hard choice tests Jack and Alice as a letter promises hope for two years of hardship. Alice plans self education and a future surprise for Jack while distant parties and a ballroom scene hint at renewed longing and risk.
A late nineteenth or early twentieth century guide explains "Invisible photographs" that reveal when dampened and fade as the paper dries. It describes mounting prints with plate marks, using wringers and metal plates, and advises on winter outdoor practice, snow scenes light and shade, and camera techniques for good negatives. It also includes a narrative interlude with a romantic moment and a dance invitation.
Controversial 19th century concept outlines a cannon launched dispatch bombs to deliver coded messages. Proposals include timed explosive shells that release luminous ribbons bearing writing, enabling messages to reach allies while avoiding enemy interception. Also notes experiments in wireless telegraphy and early artificial limbs.
A fashion column surveys winter and spring gowns emphasizing nonremovable wraps and extensive fur trims. Highlights include white crepe de chine ensembles, black lace over white silk, and blue silk with embroidery. New fabrics like chinchita chiffon and panne velvet finishes appear, with velvet ribbons and delicate veils trending. fur details remain prominent but not excessive.
Describes Aboriginal methods of capturing butterflies by lighting damp wood to suffocate them and collecting the insects in baskets. The process includes baking, sifting, removing wings, and pressing into cakes.
A fragment from the Baltimore News notes a humorous exchange about impressions on Miss Gotrox and a reference to cake. The dialogue suggests a flirtatious or ambiguous miscommunication, ending with a quip about another piece of cake.
A long excerpt from Rev. A C Dixon discusses death from a Brooklyn cemetery viewpoint. He contrasts gloom with a bright resurrection scene, urges readiness for the Lord’s return, and emphasizes finishing life’s work and faith. The sermon also covers peace through victory, the church’s mission to bring submission to Christ, and warnings about fretting over others' prosperity.
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