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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
3
A poetic fragment from the St. Louis Republic extols the home light as a tender guiding beam through life and aging. It compares the home’s enduring glow to divine grace, concluding with the image of loved ones awaiting beyond heaven’s gate.
George Morton, a grave bachelor, watches two weddings in the Foster family and contemplates Ethel and Millie. A girl nicknamed the Little One defends a suitor Morton deems unworthy, while Morton himself faces a future without happiness as he confronts the possibility that bachelor life may end with others’ marriages.
A sweeping reflection on the value of higher learning for American youths, noting that college training benefits many while some succeed without it. It contrasts hard work rewards with the perceived costs of college, and references a speculative view on expenses. An unrelated digest mentions Lucienne Hirsch and wealth from an heir, and mileage facts about camels and oxen in a later old-world note.
A 1901 sermon by Dr. Talmsge argues against decadence claims in American church attendance. He cites rising numbers of churches and congregants, critiques theological seminaries, urges vibrant preaching, practical illustrations, and vicarious sacrifice to reengage worshipers, calling for energized ministry and avoidance of stale religious rhetoric.
A 1901 era Sunday School temperance lesson discusses Proverbs 23 20 35 and Proverbs 20 1 noting the drunkenness degradation and harm to body mind and society. It argues against moderate drinking and stresses total abstinence as a Christian duty for all believers and non believers alike.
A Waterford resident in a Saratoga County institution died recently. The man possessed a remarkable memory, could not attend school in youth yet showed deep and far reaching intelligence. He accurately told time from a dial without a watch and computed geography and population of every state and county in New York. He never read but excelled as an arithmetic calculator and avoided cruelty, often preventing injuries to Waterford boys.
An odd dialogue unfolds as a fair lady urges Mr Spooneizh to rise while he refuses, claiming he kneels from fear of dropping gum and confessing infatuation. The exchange blends farce with mock romance amid garbled text and stray city imagery.
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