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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
3
A historical Bible study on Joshua's farewell message at Shechem, urging Israel to choose sole loyalty to Jehovah. It contrasts exclusive worship with pagan idols, notes the people's covenant, and recalls Joshua's death and enduring faith as guiding themes.
Leston presents a piece on driven home by fear and mental distress in a character fleeing Alaska. The narrative traces the descent into madness and the danger of isolation, ending with notes on asylum and peril. Interspersed are brief humor bits and parlor jokes reflecting the era’s light items.
An outspoken account describes the Seri Indians of Tiburon Island as savage and cannibalistic, notes their isolation from Mexican authority, and claims an expedition led by former cowhand Charles Meadows seeks conquest and possible extermination of the tribe.
Jonas and Joel Hungerford, 86, lifelong Watertown farmers, claim to be the oldest twins in New England. The brothers share height and a similar stoop, both married and living about a mile apart, with a playful tale of lost mail and a lake boat mix up on a New York trip decades ago.
George W. Spihr of Indianapolis is elected national commander of the Union Veteran Legion. A Civil War veteran who served in the Third Indiana Cavalry, he participated in Shenandoah and Virginia campaigns and remains active in army matters.
George Griffith recounts a testing day with the Gertilion measurements in New Caledonia. He endures height, head, hand, eye, and fingerprint procedures, a chilling broadside on authority. The tale sits amid South African War reminiscences, noting youthful Dutch cadets and improvised shelter under tarps as shells fall.
A local notice touts Dadd's Kidney Pills as a splendid cure for rheumatism with five boxes claimed to fully relieve suffering. The piece also mentions a Londes garden tale of waterless cattle and links overall health to kidney and liver strength via whiskey brand Durdoeck Blood Bitters.
The fragment discusses women’s church attire and clothing modesty. It includes remarks by Mrs Jones and Denecon Jones on religious cloaks and simplicity. It mentions "Little Col ds" and wood's Norway Pine Syrup as cures for colds and warnings of consumption.
In 1845 a jeweled arrow gifted to Sir John Darcourt is described as bearing stones representing lives taken and gold gems for women slain by its poison. The ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and a Self-Taking Dating Stump for sale, with testimonials and a Fort Wayne address.
A letter on news upsetting Nsby prompts a tense pairing. Nsby and Mrs Nsby discuss actions and reputation, hinting at drastic choices and a potential suicide risk amid social ridicule and care considerations.
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