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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
8
A patient describes extreme nervous stomach trouble and anxiety, saying she nearly went crazy and could not sleep. After using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine, she claims permanent cure and notes her daughter also recovered from St Vitus dance. the advert invites readers to request a free Nervous and Heart Diseases book.
Elizabeth Wood of Fort Wayne visits her son Alvin Brown and friends. Miss Ethel Dickey leaves for Chicago to study music this winter. Local residents attend the state fair. J J Babcock visits Waterman. Talbert Ghambera of Bourbon visits relatives. W S Oldfather of Warsaw visits. Clarence Bill and wife return to Chicago. Artie Zimmerman and family may become residents after Artie starts school. Joshua Leffel farm north of the depot shows a strange underground noise. oil speculation fades, a possible subterranean lake is considered.
An Indianapolis advertisement by W. B. Mayo at 603 N Delaware St promises a sure cure for epilepsy and treatment of chronic diseases and deformities of the brain heart lungs ears stomach liver kidney Bright's disease bladder rectum female diseases impotence and more. It notes distant treatment, examination blanks, streetcars and carriages to the institute, and urges readers to write for examination and advice.
Excursion tickets to Detroit, Chicago and Denver via Pennsylvania lines offered for national and religious conventions. Dates include October 15–17 and October 3–7 with special summer fares July 7–September 10 to Colorado Utah Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa South Dakota and southwest routes.
Advertising copy touts Scott's Emulsion as the right stuff for childhood health. It portrays men of oak as sturdy, healthy, and well built with a firm constitution, urging parents to use the product to stimulate growing powers and foundation.
Gipa is sick with typhoid fever as C C Miller and Emmet Miller attend the state fair at Indianapolis. E A Stonebrucher visits Logan Ohio for relatives and a company reunion. I D Miller and family visit his brother in Syracuse this week. M E Shira and family call on G F Addadell’s near Silver Lake Sunday. Mel Daub and family plan to move back to town soon. Cotton batts offered at The Climax as prices rise. Streets are being graded and gravelled.
The piece compiles humorous exchanges from multiple papers including the Philadelphia Ledger Boston Transcript and Cleveland Plain Dealer with quips about lawyers wrecks and romance. It blends jokes: a young barrister’s fortune after a week at the bar, a railroad wreck, a grandmother remark, and playful wordplay on monopolies and love.
Fretch departs Winona at 5 45 p.m and the last car leaves Winona at 2 45 p.m. Cars run every 30 minutes daily except Sunday. Warsaw service leaves at the hour and a half past, with trips to WI fiony on the quarter hour.
Beginning September 15 and continuing daily to November 30 a special rate is available to pilots in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia. For maps water routes and other information write to O Mil District Passenger Agent Wisconsin Central Ry 280 Clark St Chicago IL.
Leesburg misses burn Beane spent Sunday with friends in Goshen. Miss Edna Thomas is ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Zack Bartholomew, visiting Chicago, returned home Wednesday. Many attended the state fair at Indianapolis last week. Mrs John Brand, called to Pierceton, returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs H B Stanley visiting Detroit. John Carey and wife guests of Ory Lichtenwalter in Auburn. Cal Maher went to Wisconsin to work this winter. The blue gum tree common in Australia may become national tree.
A fragmented OCR snippet references Pittsburgh and Valparaiso with scattered names and figures. It mentions a guard, a potential time, and a numbered item, but the legible content is incomplete and renders a clear event or outcome uncertain.
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