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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
7
A fragmented collection describes ostrich feather plucking with wing and tail feathers removed, noting male feathers are more valuable and stumps fade after three weeks. The text shifts through assorted ads and jokes reflecting early 1900s newspaper miscellany on health goods and light humor.
The 4 year old son of a leading Baltimore lawyer caused a scene by misbehaving at mealtime and striking at his mother. Sent to bed, he prayed earnestly asking to become like a cherub with wings so his mother would stop whipping him. The boy fell asleep before punishment could be carried out, in a tale from the Boston Herald.
Sarah E. Rowe of this place, aged 72, reports dramatic kidney health gains after using Dali's Kidney Pills. She describes long term pain and burning during urination, then states the pills cured her kidney disease and stopped all troubling sensations, leaving her feeling better than in twenty years.
A jumbled quarrel of quotes and ad slogans shows a wealthy man declaring peace of mind while a poor man questions its meaning. Satirical snippets drift through misprints and fashion notes, with stray lines about weddings, printing, and a bonnet, depicting a chaotic collage of era-era phrases and social contrasts.
In a Newcomb College Mississippi study, Prof Nunca de Villivicencio serves as instructor in a course focusing on Spanish. The fragmentary OCR mentions Philadelphia and a date line but lacks full context for broader details or outcomes.
Weather bureau notes general crop conditions with widespread variation. Corn advances in Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and the Midwest but drought and heavy rains affect parts of the central and western states. Winter and spring wheat show mixed progress across regions including Ohio Valley, California and the Pacific Northwest. Cotton generally favorable in the north and central belts, with slower growth in southern districts. Additional items include a violent Mormon meeting incident in Kentucky and political plans for President Roosevelt’s fall trips.
Dun and Company notes persistent prosperity in agricultural regions and rising consumer spending. It reports widespread demand for iron and steel goods but delivery delays, limited textile stocks, and cautious buyers awaiting cheaper raw materials. Cotton goods prices hold while wool markets firm. labor unrest tempers optimism despite strong wages and abundant money. Northwest grain outlook remains positive with wheat area down but higher potential tonnage contingent on favorable weather. Minneapolis bank clearings rise 15 percent, underscoring regional strength.
A fire in Bevier Missouri damaged the business section, with estimates placing the loss between to. The blaze affected multiple storefronts and disrupted local commerce as investigators probe the cause and scope of the blaze.
Readable article fragment reports an unusually perfect falcon fossil two feet high unearthed in a stone block at the new Masonic Temple site in Crawfordsville and destined for a museum. It also covers a Negro man saved from lynching after a shooting in Peru steelworks, plus various local incidents from Terre Haute to Indianapolis including a Monon train derailment and several drownings and suicides.
A judge cautions readers to insist on Peruna for catarrh and warns against cheap imitations sold by druggists. The letter notes Dr Hartmann offers free advice from the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus and cites a Minneapolis reader praising Peruna after seven weeks of use.
A Glasgow Evening Times snippet records a quarrel over a dog bite. Mrs Jones confronts Mrs Skinbone about Fidold biting Little Willie. Mrs Skinbone responds with sharp disbelief. The exchange hints at tensions following illness notes in the household.
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