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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary verse recounts a speaker sowing while love calls to journey to an ideal land of blooms. The speaker resists, then follows love as harvest and heartache culminate in regret. Names and archaic spellings anchor the poem’s Victorian voice.
Cupid Phillips loves Mildred Farrington for two years but cannot speak his heart while waiting for a chance during a sleigh ride. A failed start and awkward misreads mark the moment as snow covers Newington, delaying the pivotal declaration.
A long profile lauds Porfirio Diaz of Mexico for steering peace efforts in the Chilean compromise and Pan American discussions. It praises his vigor at seventy three, his enduring leadership, and his role as Mexico’s stabilizing force amid regional diplomacy.
A fragmented reminiscence on American polo players and jockeys recounts George Morgan’s early era in polo, noting how American riders began young and on horseback. The piece contrasts American and English perceptions, praising American dare and skill while lamenting Morgan’s paralysis ending his riding.
A Chicago inventor unveils a wall mounted hot air engine using gas jet power at under 1 cent per hour to produce about one sixth horsepower with no exhaust and negligible noise. It cycles air between hot and cold ends driving two pistons, promising use in small shops and homes lacking electricity.
A 1902 sermon extols thanksgiving as a ten-string harp. It invokes David's ten-string instrument, calls readers to count daily blessings, sight and hearing, sleep, mobility, friendship, and gospel morals, and envisions heavenly reunion with biblical figures.
The sermon warns against hypocrisy in modern churches, drawing on Ananias and Sapphira as a cautionary tale. It contrasts genuine Christian charity with showy philanthropy and urges self honesty, condemning deceit that harms souls and communities. The piece notes temptations from public endowments and calls for integrity over reputation.
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