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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
7
Report from Altoona Pennsylvania recounts labor clearing a cut along the Portage railroad route uncovering a 500-rattlesnake colony among rocks. Several snakes slain. a level worker is injured by an arm, a deer crosses, and a mother bear with cubs appears calm. Wildlife abundant along the old road. a chaotic scene of danger and marvel.
An odd Victorian style fragment notes changing standards of beauty every decade. A playful exchange suggests readers discuss fashion shifts and the notion of timeless ideals. A brief aside cites a claim about Chicago and the Northwestern railroad as a notable double track line. The piece closes with a quirky joke about philosophy and a price reference.
Rev. John Marritte exhorts readers on daily choices amid fear, invoking Jesus's presence at birth and death. He frames mortality, sickness, and loss within a Christian hope, urging trust in Christ and eternal companionship in every season of life.
A New York city club debate on the horseless age leads to a wager over a silverless dinner. Five men and two women judge an eight course meal with shells, sauces, and paper-wrapped meats. Separately, Ely's Cream Balm ads claim relief for catarrh with testimonials from military and civilian readers.
An Advance agent recounts a chaotic scene at the zoo where a giraffe and a falling object tangled their heads, prompting a cautious reaction from staff. The Washington Times notes a danger of crowd trouble if decorum fails and cites a comic, syncopated moment as witnesses laughed.
A lengthy, fragmented review quotes Lionel Arden a new historical novel from Dillingham & Co praising its vivid characters and authentic setting, with praise from the Boston Beacon. The piece then shifts to unrelated vignettes about an expressman admiring strength and various strained, garbled lines on products and public figures, ending with an odd image of Lord Salisbury on a tricycle.
Mrs Geonai Menann of New York City reports relief after suffering severe menstrual pain and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after six bottles, noting previous medical advice to stop work was followed by improvement.
A jumble of clipped phrases mentions trains from Chicago to California and Oregon, a Union Pacific route, and references to daily service. It notes a large number of trade unionists, with a San Bernardino reference, plus various footnote style asides and a remedy claim for pain.
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