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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
7
A tale portrays the Ameer of Afghanistan as at once wise and violent after a friend arranged to spare a doomed man by pretending sacred status of touched ears. The anecdote ends with the forgiveness of both. A Virginia State Senate page resigns claiming he would not keep such company for sixty dollars a month.
Misa Hevvinwell and Miss Cayenne discuss Beart operas and stage awareness. A light exchange touches on attendance and focus during performances. The clippings mix quotes about a sports comeback and a reflective line from Faber, indicating a collage of cultural references.
A conversation reveals how love affects speech as Willie Washington explains men in love often misspeak. A young woman reproaches him, and he defends the idea that passion can alter words. The exchange captures a light moment of romance and human flaw.
A humorous exchange mentions a remedy for chapped lips that allegedly caused a distinct smell in a ballroom, eliciting jokes about ownership of a car. The quirky line appears in a Chicago publication reflecting playful self characterizations.
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised in two reader testimonials from 1908 detailing relief from back pain urinary troubles and sleeplessness after using the product. The letters claim improved mobility, reduced nocturnal awakenings, and general benefit, with mentions of free medical advice and specific symptoms such as brick dust urine and dropsy signs.
A vintage instructional piece describes using a corked bottle with a hollowed funnel stem, sealing wax, and water to create an airtight setup. It instructs painting cork or pith balls as butterfly wings and dropping colored powders into the bottle via the funnel for a decorative effect.
A diaristic slice shows a town blanketed in deep snow with newsboys braving the drifts to deliver papers at dawn. Short vignettes follow on cats washing before meals, a country child’s awakening questions, and playful interactions about manners, gratitude, and stars.
A collage of curious scenes begins with a science tale about gas pressure lifting balls through a funnel and a playful description of seltzer making. It shifts to a cozy domestic anecdote where Aunty May tells a made up story to a child, then moves to a night scene of Willie and family rituals before closing with a winter snowstorm blocking city streets and transit.
Representatives of Australian papers witnessed a dramatic sea incident near Brisbane as the steamer Miowera carried Mine. Melba traveling from Canada. A giant shark was hooked and killed after swallowing a line and jawing the crew. The fish was processed and thrown overboard, then sank. The crew watched the carcass drift away as the shark vanished.
The piece extols the value of high quality in modern products and lauds Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a superior family laxative. It emphasizes purity, consistent manufacture, and physician endorsement, urging purchase only of genuine, properly labeled bottles for fifty cents.
The article condemns back door dumping of kitchen waste and greasy water as a source of fevers and diseases. It notes soil absorption creates gas and odor entering homes, warns that even educated households generate slop piles. It advocates carrying waste to trees in small amounts in country towns and urges constant intelligent waste disposal.
Freeland Kansas March 9 One of the most prosperous farmers in Harpers County is Sir N H Mead. He left Clarence for Kansas 34 years ago and harvested over 140 acres of wheat last year. Kidney and bladder trouble troubled him until he used Dodd's Kidney Pills which he says cured him. He reports no symptoms left and feels splendid again.
The world’s finest orchard sits in Kansas, spanning 880 acres with 65,000 apple trees planted. Water tube boilers now endure 250 psi. A proverb advises making breakfast easy for spouses. Mrs. Austin's Fancake flour appears in the mix. Most ostriches in South Africa are raised in incubators.
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