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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
3
A Lealio's Weekly verse urges resilience and self belief. It frames life as a blend of sorrow and joy and counsels greeting fate with hope and a confident, compassionate outlook. The piece emphasizes inner strength guiding external perception and moral choice.
A quirky scene unfolds as Jasper Dane, editor, faces a stylish young woman at his door. She enters his cramped office, remarking on his age and tone while he glances at his desk and newspaper, the moment charged with tension and curiosity.
A young woman visits editor Jasper Lamson seeking help from the Dispatch. She refuses a society portrait or subscription asks and hints at a hidden purpose. The exchange reveals her as a studying abroad girl connected to the paper’s owner, Mr. Lamson, and suggests intrigue around town.
A long market of tips urges photographers to clean lenses and bellows, check dust, renew solutions, and safeguard darkroom lighting. It notes the Parla Salon’s coming exhibit may elevate photography as a fine art and highlights Edward Steichen as a celebrated amateur. Endorses dual lenses and high speed options for versatile work while promising future articles on lenses.
A devotional on divine timing in God’s communications. Jesus withholds fuller truth until believers are ready, noting many Bible promises are meant for future experiences. Older Christians recall how growing life events reveal deeper meaning, and God withholds knowledge of future paths to sustain faith.
Fragmented reflection argues God holds all unknowns and believers should trust divine plan rather than seek certainty. It contrasts eternal punishment debates with the call to strive to be saved through Christ and personal discipline. The text doubts worldly success as true measure, urging mastery of self and active religious earnestness over mere prestige or ritual.
A devotional piece by Rev. R Keene Ryan extols Jesus as supreme above all. It cites global reverence, the spread of Christianity, and the conquest of paganism, urging readers to give and serve as Christian love in action. A secondary note shares a moral on give and take attributed to Rev. Dr. Canfield of Brooklyn.
The article contrasts two views on Deuteronomy’s origin, arguing the Mosaic age authorship view fits the text and Jewish tradition better, while detailing the seventh century theory and its critiques. It discusses prophets, kings, and priests in Deuteronomy 17 22 and frames prophecy as guiding rather than superstition, ending with “Loving and Obeying God” as next lesson and a note on the Sphinx’s decay warned by D G Longworth in Cairo.
Patrolman Harnold presented a weapon described as 9 xulr spiked knuckles in Cincinnati Police Court against Frank Shaw of Columbus for carrying concealed weapons. The exhibit, one of only two such weapons seen in the court’s history, is Spanish made and over 10 years old. Spiked knuckles are illegal in the United States and highly lethal.
In a diary style excerpt Mrs Jenks Smith quips about bird studies gaining popularity. She recalls not killing birds, notes birdhouses fail due to drafts, and imagines a spring bird class with a professor guiding excursions. The narrator mentions a travel scene with indies and a quail, praising a cook's tour feel and naming birds like blue jay.
An 19th century note argues the thumb reveals insanity and nerve issues, used by asylum doctors to detect frauds. It describes the thumb’s pose, its failure to engage in writing, and its alleged link to paralysis, with a mention of thumb center operations. The piece also references a Leslie's Weekly humorous trio and the German Emperor.
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