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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
2
Abbott, board chair Clinton, and pupil Fran confront discipline as she objects to rigid lessons. Fran argues learning should be living and loving, not confined to books, challenging Abbott’s authority and exposing classroom tensions.
Fran challenges authority at a basement school as Jakey and Abbott confront discipline. A tense scene ends with Fran, Jakey, and Abbott fleeing the boarding house amid a hostile gathering on the veranda and a sudden ambush that leaves Bob Canton wounded.
The Hocking Valley Railway details north and south bound trains with times and notes a sleeper to Chicago discontinued after July 12. Daily service and Sunday exceptions apply with specific No. numbers and departure times listed.
Abbott refuses to back down as he and Fran discuss leaving for a grove. The school director urges a visit to his home for tea and a stimulant, while Abbott insists he is going with Ian. Fran hints Ian will need a stimulant anyway. the scene ends with a tease, “To be Continued.”
The article notes that paint sprayers improve stencil work on wallpaper by allowing fine lines to broad sprays. Spraying avoids wear on delicate patterns like lace and leaf masks, expanding the field beyond brush limitations and enabling intricate decorative effects.
The piece explains a trick to pass a nickel through a dime size hole in stout paper. Fold the paper, place the coin in the fold and bend corners upward to elongate the opening. It notes a boxer’s hands hardened by salt water and turpentine and offers a grim line about war as a hangover from cannibal days.
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