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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1903
Page
3
A fragmentary poem recalls a father soothing a child at night with the line Papa what would you take for me and the father’s reply about not trading the child’s love for wealth. The verse expresses deep parental love, protection, and the ache of possible loss as night deepens.
Black eyed May debates a fitting present for Jonas turning 35. He prompts Deering for ideas and suggests giving him useful items he would not buy for himself, considering a simple present like a shirt.
In a village tale, May Gardner proposes to push Jonas toward marriage by enlisting friends to influence his choice. The plan centers on finding the right wife and ensuring Jonas feels encouraged, as a clothesline of social pressure builds among the three young women and an elder relative. Jonas shows a blush and faint agreement, eyeing marriage as his thirtieth birthday nears.
A discussion on Ireland’s land question outlines a plan favoring tenant support without confiscation, with warnings that schemes must respect landlords and Irish consent. A rural tale follows a farmer Jonas and his wife Jennie as their birthday plans reveal promises and tensions surrounding property and livelihood.
Reverend Ralph Navy argues spiritual seed must be sown into well prepared hearts, likening soil work to farming. He says true fruit comes only when listeners pray and focus, then expands to life after death, asserting reason, nature, and revelation guide our understanding of eternity.
A fragmentary reflection on human belief in an afterlife and its grip on the imagination. The excerpt discusses two reasons this belief captivates thought, noting the soul’s vast ambition and its relation to self preservation, though the text is incomplete.
A reflective piece on life, legacy, and how generations inherit hopes and deeds. It contrasts ancient reverence for the race with late scientific contempt for the individual, noting the era’s rise of extreme individualism and the belief that one can secure personal interests apart from society.
A distant Mexico region south of Yuma reports Tar Lead, reputedly the tallest Yuma Indian, died at 110 after adopting white clothing. He led famed courier bands across desert sands, once delivering a Phoenix message to call reinforcements and guiding cavalry to Yuma before nightfall.
A fragmented report recalls Russian marines and officers in white or gray coats near Pavlos and Malutitan beach, noting most able-bodied men appear in uniform or civilian government service. It comments on endurance and strength, questions leadership, and contrasts discipline with ease-loving tendencies among some officers.
The lesson reviews Paul’s third missionary journey, focusing on his time in Ephesus, the encounter with Apollos, and the training of believers who had not yet received the Spirit. It notes Paul’s return to Jerusalem, his arrests, and the broader context of his letters to Corinth and Rome, with emphasis on the Spirit’s endowment and early Christian instruction.
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