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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
8
An advertisement extols Mothers Friend as a safe external liniment aiding maternity. It claims to soften breasts prevent cracking, relax muscles, and ease abdominal and chest strain during pregnancy. Priced at 1.00 per bottle, it invites readers to request a free motherhood book from The Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta.
An Englishman designed a child high chair with only two legs. The front attaches to a bracket on the table and folds beneath when not in use. A muddy weather binding device uses a strap with a corrugated rubber inner to grip the knot.
Milford sees visitors from Syracuse Goahben Goshen as sawmill revival planned Modern Woodmen initiate thirty members with hall dedication Clayton Clouse on sick list Grace church sermon in Milford Miss Winifred Stalwell noted Youth's Companion 1903 1908 announcement and subscription offer The Youths Companion Boston Mass notice included
SILVER LAKE Mrs W D Stont and daughter visited her parents Mr and Mrs Scott Whittenberger near Akron. Mrs Fred Bewent and son from Goshen have been visiting and waiting relatives in Silver Lake and nearby. L W Myers, a respected citizen, is very ill with typhoid fever. Mrs John Bilger ill but improving. Laura Raniz called home from Chicago due to her mother's illness. Seula Wiley ill briefly. Tamer Wells of Ashley visiting his father Samuel Wells who has leased a hotel at Ashley. Dr Uny and wife visited North Manchester. Rev H L Greenwalt recovering from a severe cold. Earnest Tillman visited North Manchester. Mrs Melissa Roller buried last Wednesday. funeral by Rev E W Brick.
James Limber of Garrett visited Jobo Hurd Sunday while Ada Stine of Bremen spent time with Kate Teghtmyer last week. Ora Stephenson and wife and Wm Weaver visited Mrs Inmata in Oswego Sunday. Walter Hurd and wife called on friends in Dutch Town. J H Andrew and wife visit relatives in Iowa this week. W Smith and wife of Warsaw visited aunt Mrs Rufus Bollenbrugh Sunday. Ed Starner of Valparaiso school was at home a few days. Reuben Bollenbaegh moves toward Meaver Dam this week. Protracted meeting grows in interest and may benefit the place. Hey Lynch is being
An old dairy proverb asserts that a penny in the churn helps when butter is slow. The text lauds Scott's Emulsion for weak children, claiming it strengthens and nourishes, likening it to milk of cod liver oil and hypophosphites. It emphasizes children's natural acceptance due to taste and fit for delicate stomachs.
North bound and south bound traffic patterns are described under the Big Four heading. The brief note outlines lane directions and possible scheduling impacts for motorists, with emphasis on maintaining orderly flow through the monitored corridor. Authorities urge drivers to follow posted signals and exercise caution during peak travel periods.
Readers are invited to subscribe to The Public, a 16 page weekly review for Democrats and Democratic Republicans. It promises fearless opinions, historical news narratives, cartoons, book notices, and miscellaneous content, edited by Louis F. Post. Ten cents buys ten weeks, with a Dyver or statups requested and the address given in Unity Bidg, Chicago, Ill.
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