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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
3
A poem from the Indianapolis Sentinel contends that the deaf and blind cannot grasp spiritual truths. It claims those with sight but no inner vision deny immortality and heaven, while asserting the wise endure through time, though only the seeing can truly hear.
Ed Ackley navigates a dinner caper with Philip and Nathalie to avoid Aunt Ball and keep Agnes in view. The Brittain invitation angers Mrs Brittain and Aunt Wall, while Ackley chases a share of Westinghouse rights and a glimpse of Darien's portrait.
A narrator recalls Nathalie Hall catching his eye as she glances back, dropping a card that reads Miss Nathalie Hall. At home Thursdays. A whispered exchange leads to a mutual agreement and they become engaged.
The Union Pacific attempt to build a road across the Great Salt Lake box faced entrenched quagmires swallowing roadbeds and stockpiled timber. Engineers report two major quagmires, with costs already around 31,000, 00 and potential total costs near 4,000,000 as they seek a solid bottom by piling cradles of timber and stone.
A fashion overview notes light imported silks and chiffons in summer wear, with trim and strapping details on skirts and shirts. It highlights pongee shirtwaist suits, printed foulards, liberty satin looks, and bold millinery using bird motifs and turquoise accents, reflecting a period tone and ongoing adaptation to lightweight fabrics.
A lengthy essay extols honoring fallen soldiers with reverence, arguing the Lord goes before and guards behind a nation, citing biblical faith, Puritan restraint, and the duty of citizens to uphold Christian citizenship through past sacrifices and current public challenges. It frames patriotism as a moral duty linking past martyrs to present duties.
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