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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
7
The note describes twelve years of continuous service among prominent hospitals and private homes. It mentions varied experiences nursing women and related duties.
The sole public school in Converse, a brick building built for 10 000 to 15 000 dollars, was destroyed by fire on the second floor likely from a gas jet. Insurance stands at 5 900. About 400 students attended and lost most books. Authorities plan to resume classes in rented halls and rebuild promptly.
The Sunday School lesson by Eph 5 urges believers to live a broad, temperate Christian life free from old sins. Dr. Dunn cites late statistics showing the US drink trade wastes wealth, harms productivity, and shortens lives, with estimates of billions in losses to crime, poverty, and health.
Professor Nicholas Murray Butler outlines five criteria for identifying an educated man. He emphasizes mastery of language, genuine manners, reflective thought, capacity to grow, and the ability to achieve beyond mere contemplation.
Ely Brothers offers a trial size of Ely's Cream Balm for 16 cents or 10 cents post to New York addresses. Testimonials claim relief from catarrh and cold in head with no cocaine or mercury. Product marketed as a safe cure and available at druggists or by mail.
A collage of short items, jokes, medicines, and small ads from an old newspaper page. It includes tangential quotes about Americans seeking fortune in Europe, Mother Gray’s silent powders for children, pneumatic postal tubes, millet seed sales, a joke about the Declaration of Independence, notes on Piso’s Cure for Consumption, dye products, Lane’s Family Medicine, a quip about chores, Red Cross Ball Blue, Krupp’s fortune and employees, and a stamp catalog offer from Fort Wayne Indiana.
The Kansas City Journal notes the steel trust adopting civil service practices with its 2,000 Sin lake steamship workers as a step toward closer capital and labor relations. It argues private employments value fidelity and competency, with discharge for cause, and suggests this model promotes stability, cooperation, and mutual interdependence between capital and labor.
A historic Washington relic story recounts how General Washington sent gold sleeve-links to General Arnold after Saratoga as a token of appreciation. Arnold wore them until treason, then gave them to Colonel Tarleton. Tarleton’s staff included American loyalist Israel Halleck, who passed the links to Kaleck’s heir before his 1967 death, ending in a young firm.
835.00 to Pacific Coast Chicago and Northwestern Railway in March and April 30.00 to Chicago to Helena Butte Anaconda Ogden Salt Lake City 30.50 Spokane 33.00 Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle Tacoma Vancouver Victoria and many other points Tourist Sleeping Cars daily to the Pacific coast Maps and particulars from nearest ticket agent or W A and B Kniskern 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago IL.
A fragment from the Detroit Journal notes that before doors could be slammed a woman in a certain era found an outlet for anger. The terse line hints at gendered restraint and social limits of the time.
A House of Representatives notice from 1899 quotes Congressman Howard praising Peruna for relief from catarrh and flu symptoms. A Rochester, New York resident, Mr A Lockhart, shares a letter to Dr Hartman detailing long standing digestive distress improved by Peruna, arguing catarrh affects the whole body and can underlie chronic illness.
The excerpt references a conversation about slow recovery and potential promises from Dr. Skinner, followed by a ticket or itinerary note for the Oregon and Washington Chicago and Northwestern Railway with Ghignee, dated March and April. It mentions personally conducted excursions from Chisago and New England, and an illustrated pamphlet offered on receipt of two cents from S.A. Hutchison in Chicago.
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