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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
3
A Washington Star verse recalls a humble act of care as summer passes and the blue and red of a posy bed fade. The speaker notes the lasting value of small deeds, reflecting gratitude for simple kindnesses.
In an immigrant tale Tonietta recalls her family's voyage from Italy to America in search of their brother who left home years ago. The memory unfolds through stern father and pleading mother his last seen summer, as Tonietta and Mariano, now a young man, hope for news after a year of silence amid doubtful rumors from fellow countrymen.
The article surveys Britain's expected census showing England Scotland Wales and Ireland totaling about 42 million, highlights London’s surge from 864,845 in 1801 to over 6.2 million, notes emigration shaping population trends, and contrasts central London decline with suburban expansion amid broader imperial changes.
In a sermon on Job to readers, the speaker argues that distant astral forces symbolize how actions, words, and life choices shape future generations. He cites the Pleiades as a vivid metaphor for moral gravity, urging humility before divine power and highlighting sweet influences from home, friends, faith, and the heavenly world that guide toward everlasting life.
A magazine piece argues every home and workshop holds profitable ideas for new inventions. It notes fortunes of Carnegie and Rockefeller built on observation and hints at refining kerosene oil from disliked sludge and waste from slaughterhouses as valuable today.
Robert Buchanan, noted eccentric poet and playwright born August 18 1841 at Caverswall, died in London. A prolific writer of novels plays and criticism he mixed rugged honesty with public missteps, championed Walt Whitman in America, and drew both praise and ridicule for his sensational career and controversial indiscretions. A stray note mentions a solar eclipse and cooling winds observed over 1 500 miles reflected in the fragment.
Fragment excerpts present sermons by Rev. St. Clair Hester of Brooklyn and Rev. Dr. Boynton of Detroit, praising liberty of the press while warning against its misuse, and arguing Christian stewardship in finance, commerce, and life. The notes stress motive as power and the reach of Christian joy.
A Sunday School piece discusses Joseph's forgiveness of his brothers and his rise to power in Egypt, noting how his kindness shaped the family’s settlement in Goshen. It contrasts Joseph’s mercy with Pharaoh’s rent-collecting policies and reflects on his death, burial, and the later deliverance of the Hebrew people.
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