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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
7
An excerpt from the Westminster Gazette presents playful verse about Dolly and cherubic Cupids seeking dimples and a kiss. It portrays charm and flirtatious imagery as Cupids dance on her teeth and lips, inviting a whispered claim of affection.
Grandma weaves a tale in a log house about two sisters, Elizabeth and Dorothy, and their father in peril as a war looms. Elizabeth longs to join the fight to help their country while Dorothy fears war, and a Quaker mother guides them toward courage and duty.
An elderly father and his two daughters Eliza and Dorothy endure a raid by Arnold and the English. Dorothy and Elizabeth prepare to aid soldiers by knitting and spinning while hiding valuables. A messenger warns the fort is attacked, heightening town fear as neighbors await news and watch for survivors.
The guide warns against using brushes with stiff hair in dusting plates and recommends long hair brushes. It cautions against alkaline solutions in glass-stoppered bottles due to sticking, advises wet cloths for dust in dark rooms, and to keep trays for specific developing tasks. It emphasizes washing between solutions, moving carefully, and slow proper development for good results.
The writer stresses that photography hinges on proper exposure and development. Overexposed or weakly developed negatives yield poor results, while strong contrast comes from correct development. Use ample developer to cover plates, avoid relying on snap shots in deep shadows, and beware old plates yielding dull images.
A Detroit Free Press account recounts a dramatic episode during a fort surrender in which Elizabeth, aided by her father, fires at General Arnold. The narrative centers on courage under attack as Arnold spares Elizabeth after recognizing her bravery, while her grandmother confirms the tale.
Medical writer Dr H Willoughby Gardner argues in The Lancet that colds arise from exposure to civilization rather than cold itself. He cites Arctic expeditions by Sir William Conway, Nansen, and Jackson Harmsworth, where cold climates did not produce colds until explorers returned to populated shores. Examples show absence of colds at high altitudes and during long sea voyages, with illness appearing after contact with civilization.
The Ghent police dogs are trained to hunt, seize, and escort suspects with a muzzle first, then advanced tasks such as swimming and scaling walls, costing about six cents per day. Separately, archaeologist Leopold Batres reveals an ancient Zapotec city in Oaxaca with grand temples and multiple mausoleums, urging more government support for excavation and restoration.
Fragmentary note recalls movable scenery first used in Italy in the year 1008. It credits an early architect as the inventor of stage mechanism and perspective effects.
The piece surveys Louis coats and summer evening gowns, noting fine fabrics, light weaves, and delicate trims. It highlights sheer gowns, polonaise and princesa models, velvet ribbons, and lace medallions, detailing bodices, sleeves, and belts while stressing continued stylish wear into cooler weather. It mentions basque blouses, blazer jackets, bishop sleeves, and decorative belts as current trends.
A sermon on the definition of religion as the life of God in human joy rooted in the biblical claim that God is love. It argues love as the master passion guiding creation, justice, and human virtue, with God’s love mirrored in parental and filial affection and centering in Christ’s sacrifice to woo souls.
A religious exhortation condemns stinginess and calls for cheerful, liberal giving. It contrasts millennial talk with action, cites wealth and missions, and urges believers to distribute wealth to aid the church and needy, arguing liberality is a core Christian grace.
Br Rev. 2. P. Spiegel notes Antioch as a cradle of Christianity with many firsts. The gospel, church growth, Paul’s apostleship, and early foreign missions are highlighted among key acts and reports from Acts chapters.
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