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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1903
Page
7
A fragmented lyric fragment suggests a lover pleading not to be watched by others while confessing deep bonds. The speaker warns a beloved to ignore others as the heart would break if love proves untrue, reflecting a sentimental era tone from a New York publication.
Margaret Ashton faces a moral dilemma between love and wealth. Charley Hamilton proffers devotion, while Gerald Lorrimer offers money and status. She chooses wealth and marriage to Lorrimer, discarding Charley, and sacrifices love as the carriage departs, leaving Charley to face loneliness.
A fragmented passege on photography discusses overexposure and developing negatives. It covers using stronger exposure, metal hydrokine solutions, and temperature controls. It gives home portraiture advice to reduce dark under eyes with screens and reflectors and suggests moderate developers, including pyro and ready-made options with water. It also presents a reduction formula by Prof. Lainer for slowly reducing negatives using fixing soda and iodide potin alum.
Berlin reports Count von Goetzen, governor of German East Africa, discusses the colony's potential. He notes a population of about 6 million with 1,600 Europeans, vast mineral wealth, and plans for a railroad from the capital Daressalam to connect Lake Nyassa and Lake Tanganyika. He praises land grants, Boers settlement, slave abolition progress, and aims for self-sustaining finances.
The Haviland Inn in Rye Westchester County New York famed for visits by Washington Lafayette and other founders will be preserved as a historical museum. William Raymond planned to tear it down for a business building but was bought by John Parsons William H Parsons and JH Whittemore with their cousin to save the property.
Reports from Vermont towns such as Bennington and Windham reveal a widespread gold fever as residents invest in claims and samples. Professor Milo of Rensselaer Polytech warns there is no paying gold in New England east of the Mississippi, though traces exist for workmen. In Meadsboro and Wilmington, thousands of dollars have been wasted on wildcat mining ventures over the past year.
A writer notes Alexander Dumas valued money little yet earned millions. He once invited guests to dinner without funds and borrowed two louis from a friend. Returning home with pickles, a servant delivered the jar, and Dumas dropped the two louis into the man’s bag.
Fashion notes describe other silks and pongees as popular for wraps and gowns. White or off white wraps paired with skirts offer versatile, washable elegance. Delicate trims like lace, passementerie, or minimal cord motifs accent plain weaves. Pu raub silks appear in shirt waist suits for walking and white and cream shades are favored for ease of cleaning.
An essay urges stepping from valley limitations to mountaintop insight. It contrasts narrow daily life with expansive horizons, praising wise, compassionate figures who embody justice and mercy. The piece argues pursuit of higher ideals sustains hope amid disappointment and despair.
The sermon argues that biblical teaching and apostolic writings affirm mutual recognition in the afterlife. It outlines how the risen Christ bore wounds yet appeared recognizably, and asserts believers will be transformed to incorruptible bodies while preserving individual identity and the bond with loved ones.
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