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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
2
A fragmentary poem depicts a young woman as a coquette. The speaker asks for mutual affection and hints at romantic pursuit, with improvised terms of endearment and sensory imagery in an archaic or stylized diction. The piece reads like a lyrical dedicatory aside from an earlier era.
Elsie Maywood recalls a stormy night marriage near twenty years past. Arthur Glidden and Elsie reunite through a hidden note about a child and a former lost love, revealing a tangled family past and a quiet fate for their daughter.
The article recalls Patti’s rise beginning in Madrid sixty years ago, noting she started as a struggling artist before achieving fame. It mentions a writer, William Armstrong, reflecting on Patti’s humble beginnings and the path to success.
A fragmented reminiscence mentions a beach scene and an auction echoing with quirky chatter. Names and quotes are garbled, leaving a hazy snapshot of a playful, chaotic moment amid a romantic setting and practical banter.
A Kensington teacher revisits a history lesson about the Declaration of Independence, asking if anyone can name the signers and noting recent attempts to quote foundational lines.
Poetic piece discusses social rituals in modern society with hints of Alcohol and pleasure. It mentions inviting friends and the pleasure of sociability, reflecting on fame and companionship in a lively, informal tone.
The article surveys stylish shirt waists and rich velvet fabrics for winter wear. It highlights vibrant colors like fuchsia and purples, various velvets, coatings, and trims, noting the high quality and fashionable appeal while warning about overuse of heavy decoration.
The sermon argues Jesus modeled prayer as natural and essential, then warns against serving two masters. It asserts no one can serve God and mammon, urging honest self-scrutiny to identify ultimate allegiance and renounce dual loyalties in religion, society, and wealth.
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