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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1901

Page

6

Constitution Question Sparks Wisconsin Political Turmoil

Opinion piece argues over democratic limits of a written constitution and judicial independence. It discusses John Marshall's early Supreme Court rulings, then shifts to Wisconsin Republicans criticizing Governor La Follette. The piece covers calls for a strong party machine and contrasts protectionist talk with free trade stance in national politics.

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Autumn Fashion: Wedgewood Mine Brings Bright Trimmings

New York fashion notes describe a vibrant fall and winter display of ribbons and trims. Bright silks, plaids, and two toned colors lead a season of wide ribbon bands, embroidery, appliques, and beaded work. Diverse garments from gowns to wraps showcase bold trims, including velvet, taffeta, and lace with strong emphasis on bow and choker accents.

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Rag- Boy Friends and the Cloth of War

A comic tale from Young People's Weekly about rag fragments representing nations learning a lesson through being bleached, dyed, and pressed into paper. The fable follows French Russian and American rags as they endure the process to become printing paper, underscoring the idea that all kinds of people wake a world. The closing note quotes a line from Waverley about glory arising from choosing the right path and war’s folly, with a short moral about Willy, a Ruston schoolboy, and a neighborly dispute.

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Poor Dick and Fate in Cigarette Sprite Story

A mixed, terse collage recalls a boy who tries smoking after watching another boy with a cigarette. It follows through five months later with a somber image of consequences. Also included are short vignettes on children and daily life, plus a note about a petrified tree bridge in Arizona and various humorous exchanges.

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Love Opens Prison Doors for Free Man

A Philadelphia woman Jessie Harris and her fiancé James W. Baird moved by unwavering devotion win clemency for the felon. After Baird’s conviction for passing forged drafts and swindling, Harris petitioned officials and the governor, securing parole. At dusk Baird left the prison, and within hours they were wed, beginning life together free at last.

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Endurance and humor in Mary King Kingsley lecture

An attendee recounts Mary Kingsley at the Imperial Institute, noting her endurance during a platform heating mishap and her steady audience engagement. The tale, laced with humor, reflects her famed resilience after a long, arduous journey. The clipping also includes humorous vignettes and a 1900 testimonial for Pixo Cure for Consumption.

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Not to De Corrected Scooter Borghum Speech

A fragmentary overheard speech catalog includes phrases about a diction ary joke, a Mrs Austin Pam Cake Flour, and cheap wheat in California versus Argentina. It hints at a printer paper recommendation and a street crowd scene where a woman speaks up for her rights.

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