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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
8
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as flesh and bone builder for convalescent and ill individuals. It claims thirty years of use, promises nourishment for nerves and digestion, and offers free ounces with the address of Scott & Bowne, chemists in New York.
SILVER LAKE residents share visits from Mrs. W H Davis of Méntone and Mr Henry Faulua, Miss Uazen of Wabash visits Miss Laura Rants, Floyd Zimmerman of Warsaw calls, Dr L G Meak and family visit, Mrs J F Dickey ill but improving. Lutheran church F S C B social leads to a successful evening. Harry Brown and Miss Jazel Oldfather marry at bride’s aunt’s home near Steamn. local youths attend.
The fragment lists various items from an old catalog style page, mentioning Castoria medicines, diamonds and gems, horse shoe waterproofing, and a series of 1903 travel and excursion rates by the Big Four Lines. It also references rail routes to California, Texas, and Florida, plus associations and events.
Milford progress items report a local baseball club forming with Guyarna as manager, a Waltz Sisters vaudeville show coming to town, reassurances from Major Collina about beneficial projects, and various community updates from Milford and nearby towns including school closure, new cement walk, and residents traveling to Garret and Syracuse.
Ray Stannard Baker notes Northwest newcomers exaggerate town growth as they admire the Episcopal church, Main Street paving, the First National Bank, and desert hillside promises. He observes their impulse to buy deeds for hopeful residential lots before settling in.
The article cites a strange tale of Mrs Stanton’s alleged bequest to Cornell that inspired English writers. It mentions Miss Martineau consulting a doctor for deafness and plans to leave him her ears or head, with doctors warned such acts would affect her legacy.
A joke recounts Representative Birdie Adams of Pennsylvania approaching Speaker Reed about a bill. Adams rattled five quarters, and Reed quipped that in hard times a bill couldn’t pass for a dollar and a quarter.
A 19th century advertisement extols a woman's dream of motherhood and promises pain relief during delivery with Mother's Friend. It claims the product ensures healthy, cheerful children and urges purchase from druggists, noting a care guide from The Bradfield Regulator Co.
Fragmentary text discusses roadways and local figures, mentioning Sunth Shamowlle Puls and coins. It notes curtain rugs, ballbearings, and a gloss on sugar bite origins in Plagd with references to the thirteenth century and a fourteenth century context.
A call to farmers urging year round production across Alabama and Florida to beat seasonal limits. It argues beef and sheep can be produced cheaper in these states, boosting a proposed center for fattening and processing. Readers are advised to contact A L Tark, General, for information via Louisville Nashville publications.
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