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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1903

Page

3

The Woman's Joy

Poem celebrating motherhood as a sacred gift. A mother recalls holding a newborn, kissing tiny features, and sharing a loving melody once sung by her own mother. The piece honors the pain and bliss of motherhood as a grander, sweeter gift from God.

New Orleans

Unintended Marriage In Court Turns Out Well

A 19 year old man named Bob, set on bachelorhood, visits a court to study law and ends up in a dramatic incident. He proclaims a woman in the will case as his wife to avert a fortune transfer, and the judge grants judgment for the claimant after Lucy confirms the marriage. Bob’s abrupt ruse leads to an actual marriage and a disclosed romance.

Alwa Bob Belux Jim Laney Bub Jetin Dov Lucy Thins Lestater Lucey Lacey Stert Jain Doe Lux Fohn Law Seriool Roby Sam Indianapolis

Wrung millions from poor Al Adams faces Sing Sing fate

A chaotic clipping portrays Al Adams as a New York policy operator who allegedly wrung millions from the poor, built wealth including real estate and a brewery, and now wears prison stripes in Sing Sing. It alleges he delayed lottery drawings to maximize payouts and describes his family’s social ambitions and downfall.

AL Adams Sing Sing New York Adams New York City Euraposod Hye Boyce

Amusing Concert Echoes and Oddities Across England

An old country couple attends a Phonas Preston Brooke concert in New England. The elderly man wildly applauds, shouting comparisons to other acts, while six red shirted smiths perform the anvil chorus and Corn Breeding is discussed as a modern agricultural advance. Other items note a hundred acre squirrel park in Ripley, a student prank altering a scholarship, and a quip advising not to delay chores.

Ruatie Phonas Preston Brooke New England States Opera Brooke Ile Seth Tibbitts Reuben I Trovatore

Watering apparatus promises cleaner stock troughs

An inventor unveils a double drinking bowl attached to a tank with an inner chamber housing a brass float. The device automatically controls water flow, ensuring no contamination as the valve opens only during drinking and closes when full. It aims to keep stock water pure and safe.

Jin

Ant Nuisance and Farm Tips from The Farm and Home Page

A fragmented page offers practical rural advice. It describes a kettle hanging rod mechanism for easy removal from a fire, ant control methods using slaked lime kerosene and carbon, and house ant traps. It notes road material advantages of tarmacadam over asphalt, and Leon bolts for equipment with iron and leather washers to reduce looseness. It also mentions wheat’s high albumen content benefiting egg production when used as feed.

C. Keergisser

Rice Cake and Other Dishes From a Historic Menu

A collection of dessert and savory recipes detailing rice cake with orange flavoring, stewed prunes in claret, strawberry shortcake assembly, onion soup with cream, canned corn method, rhubarb brownett, berry pie, and a tomato lettuce salad prepared in period style, including ingredient notes and stepwise directions.

Samuel and the call for a royal office in Israel

A historical Christian reflection on Samuel the judge prophet and leader of Israel. The piece covers his Nazarite birth, role as Jehovah's spokesman, founding of prophetic schools, annual travels, and the shift of the nation toward monarchy led by the elders of Israel. It contrasts Samuel's wisdom with his sons' failings and notes God's patient mercy in granting the people's request while warning of oppressive kingship.

Barnet Israel Hannah Ephraim Samit Samuel Mones Joshua Othniel Ramah Millen Jerusalem Bis’ Ial Bethel Gilgal Mispah Joel Abidi Beersheba Judah Armah Mizpah Ian Macleren Hezekiah God Bucknell Rathief John John Ba Uel Saul

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