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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
4
The Kosciusko County Cuca Growers association schedules a meeting this Saturday to discuss corn as a main crop and practical cultivation tips. Attendees are urged to prepare, share experiences, and learn new methods to improve farm yields. Hoar praises southern virtues and criticizes political misuses, highlighting courage and honor in southern leaders.
Vitza Ann Kerlin, born in Wayne County Ohio on August B 1440, died February 23 1903 at her home in Lake township Kosciusko Indiana aged 62 years 6 months 14 days. She married John Kerlin July 15 1858 and had six children all living in Kosciusko. She joined the German Baptist church years ago and endured illness with patience. Funeral held 10 o'clock Wednesday at Rose Hill with Rev. Srpenae walt officiating.
The text recalls young Lord Salisbury’s fragile health and a clash between Acland and his father urging a long voyage versus entering Parliament. It also recounts Mr. Cassatt’s kindness at the Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad office, where a clerk received the president’s amber and gold cigar holder after an informal exchange.
A short comic exchange features a Yon kers statesman and Mrs Bacon debating social grace. The dialogue touches on rings seas food and living pictures at the theater with quips about long faces and fools.
The London Tatler notes extreme rents in Cornhill Throgmorton street Bond street and Strand. One room near the exchange was priced at £2500 a year and six rooms on Throgmorton street at £2000. Bond street small shops demand £1000 yearly, while Strand leases show large increases over twenty five years.
A Swiss prison at Tobel is praised for its lax guards few per inmate open cells and open access to paper ink newspapers cider and fried eggs. Yet three notorious murderers Lehrer Schmid and Wese quietly walked away and have not returned.
A New York story recalls a witty exchange between a versatile young woman writer and Harper’s Bazaar editor. The writer cites a quince preserves excuse for missing an interview and the editor replies by turning the question on who is in control.
Italian physicist Signor Savlioni develops a micro balance using a thin glass thread to measure musk volatilization. Objects placed on the thread’s end cause visible flexure under a 100x microscope, detecting weight losses as small as one thousandth of a milligram.
Patti originated voice insurance and is insured for 5000 per performance or 30000 for total loss of voice. Kubelik insures his right hand for 1000000 with left arm disability at 50000. He tours with six staff, while journalism in Hungary shows a staff battle after an officer challenged a paper.
A newly discovered property of aluminium shows it can produce a fine straight knife edge on steel cutlery. When magnified a thousand times, edges from ordinary whetstone appear rough, while those from the aluminium sharpener look smooth and precise.
Mentone items report a sick daughter, an infant death, and funeral services at Baptized church. Local accidents include a wagon injury and a horse incident with a trapped rider rescue. Ongoing concerns mention Mrs Boges moving back to her farm, townspeople ill or in pain, and plans for farm work and livestock care in the near future.
Miss Maggie O Gonell visits Barbee Lake while Miss Midge Quackenbush of Mocks Cartiers stands out in local lore. Mary and Maggie Brown attend Elia O’Neil’s Sunday. Arthur Banning visits his brother. Emma Myers visits Oliver. a birthday surprise for Smith Wisaeaxn as teens enjoy Wise wot games and a bountiful supper.
The text notes visits by Bacuera Ab Nuppanes and Strous Bros. to Pridey's residence last Saturday. It mentions Liganier as an accompanying party but details are unclear. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
Sidney Miss Sont moved to Su Whitley while Mire David plans to move to town. Ketréw bought the butebac shop and will relocate to OUDEL. Lew Turney moves to Plymouth this week. Hagens moved three miles north of town. John Haines moved to his new bore Monday. Melvin Culr of White County relocated to Lew Miller farm. Mr and Mrs C B McConnell visited Mrs Mc’s patent north of South Whitley Sunday. Freeman Lenwell to move into Mrs Daub’s property soon. Beaver fell at work in the elevator last week, injuring three ribs. Mrs Tompkins preached at the Christian church Sunday. Daniel Stillier purchased a fine horse. Wm McCount near Swarzes moved to the Sintor farm. Mr Grehai and wife of Packer Loy visited Mrs Grubauw’s sister. Juke Sisk and family visited Sunday.
The Wisconsin Central Railway offers greatly reduced settler picket fares from the Chicago area to Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia from September 1 to October 31 1902. Inquiries to ticket agents for maps routes and rates.
A fragment from a Boston Transcript style exchange shows Mrs Gage dismissing the idea of deference while a male speaker insists on authority. The text includes archaic phrasing and a quoted poet line. An advertisement fragment promotes Bailey’s Liver Pills for constipation and skin tone with pricing and distributor details.
The notice details low fare excursions and tours via the Big Four route with dates from November to April. It lists multiple regions including Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Indiana Iowa Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri New Mexico North Carolina Oklahoma South Dakota Utah Virginia Wisconsin and more. It promotes cheap tickets to western and southern destinations with selective travel dates and return validity.
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