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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1901
Page
6
A Washington Star column laments fashion visuals and Mandy Gause as seen in garments and magazines. The speaker comments on waistlines, length from waist to foot, and the male view of fashion culture with pride in Mandy’s differing look.
Barbara, after a four week trial as a servant, agrees to return to Mrs. Ward’s home to help reform the household. Mrs. Ward admits need for Barbara’s help and the two plan to work together, while Barbara reflects on faith and service and considers church life with the Ward family.
The piece presents sundry aphorisms on love marriage and gender roles attributed to Vada Agnew. It discusses deception in love the making of a woman’s reputation a man’s character and cautions about fickle happiness and fickleness of bachelor life.
A rural correspondent reports a local episode in which one man killed another man’s dog and ensuing retaliation led to further arrests. The tale recalls a humorous quip about preferring cab rides to walking, cited from Youth’s Companion.
A reflective, ironic meditation on marriage, virtue, and female reputation. It argues propriety suppresses nature, satirizes jealousy and gaze, and notes aging memories outlast love letters. The text cites monumental rainfall potential in the United Kingdom as a pursuit of power.
Religious lesson summary recounts Abram and Lot separating after a land dispute among their herdsmen, Abram choosing peace and Lot selecting the plain near Sodom. It notes God’s promise to Abram, the land grant, and the later rescue of Lot by Abraham, with emphasis on character and piety.
The jury in Judge Meek's court convicted James White, a local grocer, of selling adulterated Ariosa coffee coated to conceal defects. Expert witnesses, including Prof. Kirchmaier and Dr. Wiley, testified on bacterial content and the glaze as a medium for bacteria. The ruling signals a national Pure Food precedent and Ohio plans to warn grocers and educate consumers.
Ram’s Horn quotes emphasize faith guiding actions and that sin’s consequences return to the sinner. The piece warns against claiming Christian perfection without real practice and notes that offerings are measured by faithful hearts rather than cash.
A traveling quack doctor on a wagon in Chamberlain describes two throat passages the esophagus and esophagi with hinged doors that open and close for solids and liquids. A farmer laughs and exclaims that bread and milk cause the doors to flap in funny fashion.
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