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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
5
The editor laments waste and high costs in soap buying. Ivory soap is praised as pure and superior, while cheaper tinted toilet soap costs more per use, lasts shorter, and still commands higher prices. The note argues Ivory offers better value despite packaging and price differences.
Local Warsaw items report visitors, pension updates, store ads, and school notes. Mentions Misa Winifred Stilwell, Prof F E Hering, and O. B. Walk, with bargains at Hafer Richardson and A Ringle. Promotions for furniture, textiles, shoes, and millinery fill columns along with community updates and event previews.
Bert Sickles rested at his Milford home while Sam Gibson visited from Syracuse on Sunday. Morris Bowser sustained a serious injury Monday at the Junction. Last Thursday Milford won the ball game 23 to 6. Milford boys show strong performance. Brethren church repairs finished and Sunday school and endeavor services set for next Sunday. Warmer sunshine finally arrived.
Pennsylvania Lines offer excursion tickets to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition. Tickets go on sale May 5 and are available daily from that date through September. Special fares apply with return valid up to fifteen days after sale date.
Fragmentary message urges embracing fullness and plumpp products for safety against winter colds. Advises bracing for tricky weather, with scattered phrases about breath mills and food works. Unclear source context limits precise facts but cites health tips for cold season.
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