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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
5
An advertisement argues against scented novelty in beauty products, urging buyers to forgo layered boxes and wrappers and instead purchase pure perfume separately. It promotes Ivory Soap as a pure bathing option and questions paying extra for perfumed blends. The message promotes individual perfume selection paired with Ivory Soap for those with cultivated taste.
A garbled Warsaw page notes several local spots and persons. It mentions Lynch’s drugs, Gerards lunch, Troy laundry on Buffalo Street, Winona Ceres on sale in Warsaw groceries, W. I. Kingery & Co promotions, and various residents like Arthur Brubaker, John A. Sloane, Miss Winifred Stilwell, Emanuel Miller, and Samuel Stuteman. It also covers pensions, funerals, shop sales, deliveries, local meetings, and minor civic notes through short vignettes.
Four accessions to the Brethren church were recorded after last Sunday night’s protracted meeting. Rev. D. Snell preached at the Christian church Sunday. John Hanes and Nash Metzger traveled to Chicago on business last week. Phil Welker visited from near Hammond. Mr. Swank of Packerton and Mr. Warvel of North Manchester visited in town. Young ladies are urged to see shirt patterns at the Climax, which will run the huxtec wagon on the road next week.
Miss Etta Wallace returns home for the season while John Miner takes over Mrs O W Wallace's residence. O W Wallace employs Daniel Blosser and Frank Correll to harvest timber. Ming Elsie Correll visited Miss Tillie Haffheim Sunday. Frank Widmeyer traded for a fine team of mules. John W Banks plans to move in about two weeks from last Saturday.
Frank Baker works with Nickel Plate bridge carpenters and James Shoemaker moved to the last yard clerk position. Mrs C E Beigh and Yooman visited.
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