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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
3
A verse tribute laments vanished tunes and faded stars. References to aging songs like Annie Rooney Daisy Bell and Ben Bolt evoke nostalgia for yesterday. The piece asks where these familiar melodies now reside and who still recalls them.
Ned Hartung seeks to protect his family from Lord Jim and his gang rumored to threaten settlers near The Bungalow. Jack Murtley contemplates riding to warn authorities after warnings of blunt attacks on isolated homesteads like Miners Corner and The Bungalow.
A young teacher in Dagupan describes moving a girls' school to a private house during fiesta with cockfighting. She endures heat, insects, river travel in a dugout, and playful classroom challenges. The narrative shifts to Ned Wartrey and Lucy facing danger from a robber, culminating in a violent struggle and a child’s intervention amid family plans to travel to Melbourne.
Thexs Brought to America the Gifted Artist John G Brown a painter who rose from England to become popular in America. Born 71 years ago he drew for a living and by painting street scenes and rustic life gained fame in New York and Brooklyn. He specialized in bricks and glassmaker subjects and is praised for depictions of humble life including his work The Passing Show. He refuses to sit for some of his grimmer pictures.
The article recalls Ex Governor Georg Hoadley born July 31, 1826 in New Haven Conn. and educated at Western Reserve College. He became a lawyer in 1847 and a judge by 1851, later Ohio governor, then head of a New York law firm linked to General Grant. Anecdotes note Grant’s view of Sumner and a horse anecdote with Senator Conkling.
Rev Geo E Perin reflects on choosing self reliance over reliance on crutches such as friendship society home and church He argues crutches should aid temporary needs not become permanent supports urging independent action and service in line with Christ’s teaching I come not to be ministered unto but to minister sets the tone for moral responsibility.
Rev Leander Turney argues preachers mislead the poor by promising wealth and the rich by glamorizing riches. Jesus placed things in a subordinate role, rebuking materialism. In this era, virtue, hope, and love outlast money, as true wealth resides in character, not possessions.
An analysis of Paul’s stance in first Corinthians on fitting in without sacrificing moral aims. The piece contrasts worldly conformity in dress and speech with steadfastness in spiritual conduct, noting Jesus’ example and urging guidance by God’s law to achieve noble progress.
The discourse surveys Jericho's biblical siege, its ancient city walls, and the monument culture surrounding sacred events. It frames Jericho as a key early city, notes Tell es-Bultan as the Canaanite site, discusses excavation potential, and reflects on divine guidance and moral perspectives on the biblical conquest.
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