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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
2
A reflective poem urges readers to keep a song alive within despite fading notes. It describes music crossing life’s seasons from spring to winter, ending with Jakate R. Stiles attribution in Boston Transcript.
A detective tale by Edgar Morette centers on a wager that tests wit and nerve. amid foggy streets, clues surface linking a supposed crime to a hidden motive. The narrative unfolds through sharp deductions and atmospheric intrigue.
In a club scene, Dunlap and Murdock debate the origin of gunfire near a bank while Sturgis refuses to prove a theory. Stakes are set over solving the mystery within 30 days, with Sturgis offering no personal knowledge but promising action. Mordock watches keenly as Thurston hints at past cases.
Sturgis, a diligent reporter, attends Sprague's dinner after midnight seeking knowledge and new contacts. He values broad study for his vocation, meeting Dunlap by chance during his Knickerbocker Bank observations and pursuing a potential alliance.
In a private talk the trio debates a Knickerbocker bank mystery. Sturgis argues for a fact based deduction leading from a cab murder scene to hidden truths, while Dunlap weighs risks of publicity and depositors' panic, as Thurston probes the bullet’s path and the victim’s final posture.
The text argues that crime history is nearly complete and crime detection is an exact science. It states imagination plays a role but only in coordinating and interpreting facts, with a solid foundation of facts always preceding interpretation.
A curious visitor in the Senate east corridor tells a doorkeeper he was born in No Man's Land before it was ceded to the U S by Texas. He has no country and asks that his card be sent to any senator, hoping to meet a lawmaker.
The Garden of Gethsemane sits as a small 200 foot square enclosure near the Mount of Olives below St. Stephen's gate outside Jerusalem. Once tied to Christ's last scenes, the area now holds few old olive trees propped by stones while branches still flourish. The Latin Christians own the site though the Greek church has designated another location as the true Gethsemane.
The Philadelphia Press quotes a playful exchange about gendered job labels. The dialogue contrasts “saleslady” and “saleswoman,” noting stereotypes that saleswomen “look pretty” and ignore customers.
A pointed quote from the Chicago Record defines a "womanly woman" as someone who ties her head with a towel and cleans the house. The quip reflects early 20th century domestic roles and humor about gender norms.
The passage presents Jesus teaching that greatness in heaven is earned through humility like a child’s, and warns against causing others to stumble. It urges self-denial and drastic measures against sin, with the Lost Sheep parable framing the salvage mission.
An English writer lauds Li Hung Chang as a deft and feared Chinese statesman. The 77 year old, called the grand old man and Bismarck of China, rose from modest origins to power through military and civil service, guiding imperial policies and British commerce in the east.
A line from Miel’s Journal notes that truths which have become part of us form our spontaneous life. It asserts that instinctive and unconscious truths embody more than mere property, shaping true existence.
A devotion quotes Amiel praising God's rule over both sorrow and happiness and expressing trust as life unfolds under divine guidance. The speaker thanks God for each turning point, accepting sorrow and joy as good.
A statistician estimates a 50 year old man has lived 65 hundred days at work 6 thousand hours of sleep 4 thousand sessions of amusement 12 thousand miles walked and 500 days ill He has eaten 36 thousand meals consumed 15000 pounds of meat and 4000 pounds of fish Eggs and vegetables noted and he has drunk 7000 gallons of fluid.
The berbers in some towns in Germany are compelled by law to cleanse and disinfect their combs brushes and razors immediately after use and before they are applied to the hair or head of another customer.
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