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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1901

Page

3

A Scotsman in Ohio: McFarlane’s village surprise home build

In Elder Township Roger McFarlane a cautious Scot buys land from widow Cameron and faces a town’s prank of unity as neighbors quietly prepare a grand surprise. Forty men boys and dogs converge to clear land raise a house and barn and host a feast in thanks.

Edinboro Ohio Elder Township Raccoon Creek Western Reserve Roger McFarlane Cameron John McFarlane Giller John Cameron Roger David Henderson Jack Simeon Mulveil Rufus Goldie

King’s Joke on Live Fish Weight Mystery

A king jokes about why a live fish does not increase the weight of water in a vessel. Wise men theorize while the king’s foot interrupts with a prank claim. The tale ends with the fool declaring the experiment proved false, a joke continued.

Timekeeping Masters and a Washman Joke Echoes

An essay extols the Naval Observatory as the monarch of American timekeeping with branches at Mare Island and widespread clock networks across the United States and Cuba. A Philadelphia anecdote humorously notes a “washman” rising to do domestic work, reflecting social shifts with wit.

North America Naval Observatory Washington Evander Meceiver Sweet Ladies’ Home Journal Rockies Pines Maine Mare Island Pacific Slope National Capital Pacific United States Cuba Mexico Canada Boston Minneapolis New Orleans Philadelphia Liza Locust Street Washman

Japan’s Unique Wood Fiber Paper Shapes Daily Life

Japanese paper, made from various plants, lacks English names and faces European manufacturing methods. It supplies window lights and room partitions, lanterns, umbrellas, banknote printing, waterproof garments, tapestries, and varnished leatherlike surfaces. It also yields handkerchiefs cords and papier mache like pressed items.

Japan

A Needless Anxiety

A three year old girl fractures her arm and asks if it will drop off. Her mother reassures her and promises to hold it still until the doctor arrives to set it properly, while the child requests firm restraint to keep the sawdust from spilling out.

Mamma

Profit in Pennies and Government Profit

The article notes pennies contain 2 percent tin and 3 percent zinc alongside 95 percent copper. They cost the government about 42 cents per pound excluding stamping, with 148 pennies per pound, yielding a clear profit per pound minted as they are redeemable in gold but rarely presented.

The Bay of Biscay Echoes from a Stormy Journey

A recount of how singer Sims Reeves gained vivid energy and expression for his hit "The Bay of Biscay" after surviving a terrible storm at sea on a voyage from St. Katherine's Dock to Newcastle upon Tyne.

Sims Reeves Bay of Biscay St. Katherine's Dock Newcastle on-Tyne

Go Up in Germany Belief Shapes Child Upward Path

The fragment suggests a saying about German cultural belief that a child must first "go up" before it goes down, reflecting an ascent before decline idea. It appears within a larger, incomplete discussion about worldviews and social norms.

Germany

Gowns for the Ball Describes New York fashion gowns

New York fashion notes describe Betty's dancing gowns as tightly fitting at the hips and back with sharp flare from the knee and abundant fro frou at the feet. It notes low necklines, shoulder sleeves for older girls, Arabian lace, taffeta outfits with lace waistcoats, and a black taffeta gown among the featured looks.

New York Betty Saint Cecelia

Fashion Notes From 1901 Gowns and Styles Described

The article outlines evolving dress trends including long glove avoidance, lace and puff sleeves, and varied fabrics such as Louisine silk and peau de soie. Descriptions accompany illustrations of gowns with colors like pale blue, white, black, and lavender, plus accessories like girdles, cretonne flowers, and jeweled insect hat pins.

Fashion Notes on Afternoon Gowns and Accessories

The article describes street and parlor attire with white lace inserts, black velvet trimming, and white chiffon fichus. It highlights delicate shades of gray pinks gray blues soft turquoise and white, with openwork serpent motifs and blue crushed rose boas tied with black velvet ribbons and dotted crystal dewdrops.

Princesa Eton

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Letty Ota Cin Hetty Danny Rufus Mrs. Mulveil Mary Elder St. B. W Camerons Raccoon Creek Valley Simeon Corres Fashion Notes M. Manly Masonic Block Warsaw Christian the State Bank Indiana Capital Stock W. Chipman Abe Brubaker Board of S. W. Chipman Haymond A. Catlin W. Oldfather L. W. Rouse J. F. Beyer W. W. Chipman Lake City Bank J.M Bush J. W. Curtis John Gardner W. D Wood A. J. Thomas Oscar Harding David H. Lessig Tat Bank Sai County Tne Poe Samuel Bitne Indiana Loan and Trust Comp South Buffalo Street Warsaw, MD George W .Bennett, Secy and Treas Meas
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