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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
3
A reflective poem from Christian Work about a child wondering if he will ever be a "little fellow" again as he grows. He recalls his mother's care and ponders joining volunteers, noting his father was a veteran. The piece celebrates maternal love and the passing of childhood.
On a moonlit veranda a sharp featured man questions marriage as Colonel Drake arrives playing matchmaker. Edith Lisle reveals the blue umbrella is a real love charm and that under it she agreed to marry a charming soldier, while Harry Lancaster learns the truth and vows to pursue her in a careful, restrained courtship.
A remarkable Los Angeles exhibit shows ten thousand pigeons perched on the roofs of eight frame sheds at Mammoth Pigeon Ranch near Arroyo Seco and the Los Angeles River. The walls use gasoline cans and wooden boxes with holes, while dogs guard the roosts to deter thieves.
Our Gotham correspondent notes the latest summer styles overwhelming New York with delicate bodices and white accents. Linen gowns, two piece suits, and jackets in sailor or eton lines lead a season of sheer fabrics, lace, and intricate trimming while veils, veiling fabrics, and light silks dominate waists and skirts.
Fashion notes discuss fastening methods for Oxfords whether buckles or strings. It lists color choices coral gobblin bine tan and reseda as first options and notes most garments feature a touch of black. Lace and cloth appliques appear together on trims. garments described include silk and pongee pieces with knee length and wide sleeves.
A sermon exploring faith hope and love as enduring forces shaping human life and destiny. It links duty to God through revelation with the law of supply and necessity, argues for the immortality of faith and love, and urges active moral striving alongside quiet endurance in the garden of the Lord.
Indiana reports describe a phonograph theft network traced to Henry Bader, Walter Thomas, Frank Wright, and Louis Wright with multiple residences boats and cars looted. two youths confess. a deadly pistol duel between J L Tartar and Harry Kern from Kentucky ends with Tartar mortally shot and Kern slightly wounded. Other items include a missing brother found in California, a fatal explosion in Jeffersonville injuring Charles Adolf, and a gale near Marion threatening nitroglycerin wagons amid widespread fires and accidents across several towns.
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