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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
3
A poem praising a strong, steadfast man with a large fist and loyal heart. The speaker lauds his honesty faithfulness and readiness to defend friends and honor, whether banker or laborer, viewing him as a noble protector. Credited to the Lon Angeles Herald.
The tale follows Carolyn Vernet, admired for regality and ambition, as she accepts Frank Reade’s engagement then shifts toward Albert Steade. Frank’s Europe trip triggers heartbreak, while Carolyn dines with his cousin Albert Reade, fueling a society-driven scheme. Ultimately Carolyn marries Albert, leaving Frank to a somber, unspoken heartbreak while society records the union.
A historical overview of the United States Marine Hospital in Chicago, noting its role in caring for sailors and merchant mariners. Details include admission rights for service members, non-indefinite stays, cross-service care for foreign and revenue personnel, annual patient numbers, and the hospital’s architectural features and costs.
In a saga of romance and deception a beauty named Carolyn is revealed to have traded love for money. Frank, once engaged to her, is saved in Switzerland then inherits a fortune from a benevolent old gentleman. The late Uncle Jenkins' will exposes Carolyn's deceit as the estate worth five thousand dollars proves only a sham front.
Explorer Lord Ernest Tarmilton recounts a perilous ride down Peru’s Oroya Railway from 15,068 feet to the Pacific, describing the thrill, danger, and mythic imagery of a man propelled by his own momentum along the world’s highest rail descent.
A Washington Times piece recounts Mrs John Ling near Kingman Arizona who mined her own claim to provide for her family. She drilled and blasted with hammer and drill, washing baking and sewing to support her children. After years of toil she found ore rich with horn silver worth up to 3000 dollars per ton and now oversees a growing mining operation with hired workers.
A Brooklyn kindergarten lesson on nerves yields amusing answers from young pupils. A girl volunteers “I know che” when asked what a nerve is, while others offer humorous misstatements about health and nerves. The piece ends with reflections on painter Watts and a fleeting London source note.
New York fashion notes describe velvet and silk dominate street and dressy wear with two toned silks, embroidered trims, and bold velvets. Silk bands, chenille, and braid trims appear on gowns, coats, and bolero suits while shaggy wools and broadcloths remain stylish.
The sermon argues the kingdom of heaven as a guiding energy shaping history and personal ambition. It contrasts striving for excellence with seeking mere wealth, condemning monopolies and leveling ideologies while praising merit, justice, and international peace through divine inspiration guiding national growth and policy.
A meditation on teaching the Bible in schools argues it is a literary expression of a people’s life and a moral guide. It contrasts sectarian conflict with a universal, secular educational purpose and warns against greed and corruption undermining public trust.
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