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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1903
Page
8
Practical cleaning tips cover wall washing with a long brush and wool bag coverings, careful paint care, linen and swan down cleaning, lighting glare prevention, bread crust repair, egg white effects on icing and greens, hard boiled egg garnishing, a linoleum substitute from carpet and starch, plus notes on maple syrup and sugar production claiming most are not maple derived. Includes regional beliefs about New England maple products.
Advice on glycerin and rose water to protect hands during frosty dishwashing and nightly use to prevent rough skin. Plus a home recipe for oyster catchup using oysters anchovies wine lemon cloves mace pepper and salt, stored in bottles for winter use. Also describes an oyster frier device with a wire insert to drain fat during frying.
Mme Calve the famed opera singer wore a vivid red silk petticoat in the first act of Carmen at Murts. The skirt came from a Seville street vendor seen by a cigarette girl, and Calve bought the same garment. A Maine educational event featured Rev. Nathaniel Butler with a pun laden exchange from State Superintendent W. W. Stetson. Evansville cabmen formed a price cartel. traveling workers backed a gum shoe union as girls resisted the higher fare, prompting talks of a uniform cab rate.
Senator Hoar displays a collection of priceless books in his library including Chapman's Homer valued at 1200 to 1500 dollars, a 1437 Chaucer, and Bibles, with a Roger Sherman family Bible bearing the name of Sarah Sherman. the collection is described as priceless and not for sale according to the Boston Herald.
Hector D. Mackenzie, a New York wine company agent, faced a $258 judgment. He claimed a $12,000 yearly salary, with most of it spent pushing his company and covering household costs. He compared himself to a tank pouring wine to earn a living and noted a wine agent earning $40,000 yearly, while an amateur called him a good actor. He challenged the remark, and the response suggested sharp wit about honesty.
A vintage reminder promotes salt pork and Scott’s Emulsion for the consumptive. It claims fat aids recovery, with pork once common but fat refined in Scott’s Emulsion. It touts cod liver oil and hypophosphites as giving new life to weak lungs and offers free samples upon request.
Vague text discusses poor grammar and personal mottos with a mention of Mr. Ruskin’s motto as a good example. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond Atchison Globe and Mr. Ruskin.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions locations on the Pacific coast and Pennsylvania, with distorted place names and dates. No coherent event or person details emerge to form a complete summary or identify a main action. The readable elements do not establish a factual item for a news card.
A bank announces routine financial services including accepting deposits issuing loans for personal and real estate purposes. The notice underscores everyday banking activity and its role in financing customers.
A fragmented note praises the Queer and Crescent route and Southern Railway service from Clodinass to Avants and Jacksonville as among the best in the country. It also claims a one hundred mile shortest path to Chattanooga via the Queen and Crescent route.
Woman's dream of motherhood grows as nature favors her pregnancy. The advertisement touts Mother's Friend liniment for relief during parturition, claiming healthy, strong mothers and children through continual use. Free treatise titled Motherhood offered by JME Bradfield Regulatory Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
A notices item from The Syracuse Register announces free telephone service to patrons. The brief entry lists the publication’s phone number 25 for inquiries and notes the offer applies to readers of the Syracuse area.
A historic appeal touts southern land markets for investment, noting rising land prices, growing demand, and abundant work. It urges northern capital to move into diverse industries, fruit farming, and gulf coast track patching, highlighting Alabama strawberries and cheap range lands. Contact G AL PARK at Louisville addresses for more information.
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