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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary poetry depicts a caregiver urging a sleeper to rest. Imagery centers on closing eyes, damp lashes, and a weary day ending. The line breaks and odd spellings suggest an archival poem excerpt with intimate, soothing tone and themes of sleep and farewell.
In a rural tale a farmer Parker seeks a wife after advice from Mr. Noble. He meets Miss Field Wirt, the schoolteacher, but she rejects his proposal, citing Mr. Noble's noninvolvement and her own choice. Parker reflects on the misstep of involving another and contemplates the outcome, while Noble notes the prior attachment would have mattered.
A discussion on how two eyes create depth and why a photograph cannot perfectly reproduce nature. The piece argues against excessive sharpness and full detail, advocating images that resemble natural vision. It mentions eye convergence, aerial perspective, and the camera’s limits for architectural or topographical views.
Yaqui Indian women of Northern Mexico are described as peerless, likened to Spartans of America, echoing a generation old comparison to Sherman’s remark about the Yaquila. The piece frames their strength and resilience in historical terms.
A quoted remark attributed to attorney David Rockmore describes meeting a halfwitted man on Long Island who talked to himself. He explains two reasons for speaking aloud: to converse with a smart person and to hear new, intelligent speech.
An article notes a shift from heavy gibellines to velvets in winter fabrics. Velvet gowns appear in selected outfits with brown, blue, and gray velvets, plus rich passementerie. Tailor gowns and belts of velvet rise in prominence, with trims edging toward showiness yet restrained by fashion norms.
A sermon by Rev Samuel Fallows argues Christianity uniquely fulfills human moral and spiritual needs. It claims Jesus embodies universal humanity and divine authority, transcending Judaism Greek philosophy and Roman law while inviting all to find rest in him.
A preacher urges active, participatory prayer meetings over dull, repetitive sessions. The importance of guiding all members to contribute, choosing varied hymns, and preparing the talk to spark personal devotion is emphasized, noting leadership as the key to growth beyond mere sermons. The piece contrasts lively gatherings with an eloquent but dull ministry.
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