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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1901

Page

7

Madison crowd plans kiss stunt at Hobson speech

A scheme to have Bonnie Maie kiss Capt. Richmond Hobson at Monona Lake assembly near Madison fails to produce a kiss. Hobson acknowledged cheers after speaking as reporters speculated on the staged incident and misreported it.

Iif Maldison Bonnie Maie Richmond P. Hobson Monona Lake James E. Moseley Capt Hobson Bonnie Mare Chicago Tribune Capt. Hobson Miss Bonnie Mnen Beanie Maie

Abraham's test and ram offered on Mount Moriah

A Sunday School lesson on Genesis 22 details God's command to Abraham to offer Isaac, the ascent to Mount Moriah, the near sacrifice, and the divine provision of a ram. It notes Isaac's submission, the angel's halt, and the prophetic line toward Christ and the lasting covenant.

Abraham Isaac Moriah Angel of the Lord Sarah Hagar Ishmael God Abimelech Gerar Egypt Beersheba Mount Moriah Solomon's Temple Tsaac

Ram's Hora and the Majesty of a Magnificent Minority

A reflective piece presents aphorisms on submission, wealth, promotion, religion, and vigilance. It contrasts action and restraint, urging a family-centered faith to save a family, and notes the peril of dealings with evil. The tone mixes moral assertion with poetic imagery.

Christ Ram

Construction notes for trough with swing door device

The illustration shows a trough with a swing door in use and notes on satisfactory performance. Mention is made of Fig. 1 depicting the rear of a partition and troughs, plus instructions to build uprights and V shaped supports from a two inch thick plank.

Improvised Hog Trough With Lever Latch and Door

W Hune describes a hog trough modification in Ohio Farmer. Carved uprights receive bored holes for rod iron and a 1 inch door with a latch lever to lock and unlock. A 2 by 4 guttenons fit holes. door swings to control feeding while hogs are deterred for cleaning.

W. H. Hunemaker Ohio

Saving corn fodder for better cattle feed

S. G. Atkins writes that corn fodder properly preserved can rival ensilage in nourishment and outdo timothy hay. He describes a method of cutting corn when half the blades ripen, letting cows husk and grind, reducing feed costs, and notes milk from such fodder should be sold to a local factory.

Timothy S. G. Atkins

Hints for Shepherds from a Farm Ledger

Hints explain sheep as gleaners and savers of farm waste with wool mutton lambs and manure as four points. Wool yields the most return relative to input. a ram with form and fleece outweighs a larger ram lacking these traits. Selling essentials conflicts with sound business policy. unscrupulous sheep raising is unsound.

Farmers Livestock Duty Versus Winter Leisure

Farmers accustomed to grain market work find winter feeding cattle disrupts home routine. They often stay away from home, neglect stock care amid shifts from surplus to hunger, repeating the pattern with troughs overfilled then empty. The Farmers' Review notes this conflict with former habits.

Threepenny Coin Hole Fixed by Melting Down Coin

A playful London exchange tells Pat and Mike how Pat melted a sixpence to fill a hole in a threepenny piece and solve the nuisance. A separate ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for sore feet with 25 cent samples offered.

Mike Begorra Pat Bhoy London Allen’s Allen S, Olmsted le Roy N. Y

The Real Proof Toasts and Toasts in Beloved Pudding

A Baltimore American quote notes The proof of the pudding is in the eatings and a sonbrette smiles as he buys dinner and the pudding is praised. A Norwich New York resident credits Piso's Cure for Consumption with saving her life three years ago, dated February 17, 1900.

Sonbrette Algernon Baltimore American Thos. Robbins Maple Street Norwich, N. Y

Man of Mighty Regular Habits

At the funeral, mourners recall a life marked by constant neighborly disputes and a longstanding pattern of troubled conduct. An old acquaintance ruefully notes he was a man of mighty regular habits as the service concludes.

Chicago Tribune

Hoxate's Croup Cure Promises Quick Cold Relief

An advertisement in the Detroit Free Press touts Hoxate's Croup Cure claiming to check a cold in one hour for 50 cents. The piece includes a humor column on breakfast questions by Mrs. Piff and an outlandish milk ratio joke.

Markets Report Shows Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices

The report spans New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo East Liberty and Cincinnati with varied quotes. Wheat oats and corn range from No 2 red 76 cents to No 2 mixed 59 cents. Cattle hogs sheep and lambs post mixed but firm to active selling at several dollars per head.

New York Cleveland York State Toledo East Buffalo East Liberty

Arms and the Lady at the Riverside Exhibition

A young couple admires an armless man who feeds writes threads paints and plays piano with his toes. The woman teases that arms might be useful for calling at night as the master of ceremonies ushers them to watch the man with rubber skin perform.

Chicago Recorderald

Kneeling on Gum Sparks Complicated Beatty Exchange

In a Denver Times item a humorous scene unfolds as Mr Spooneigh is urged to rise by a fair deity while Miss Grace laments a dropped chewing gum. The Irishman replies with a formal excuse, noting he is stuck on her due to the gum.

Barber wins a sovereign in Droitwich tale

A Droitwich barber, amid casual chatter, boasts no care rules at work and jokes about fines for cuts. He proclaims he has just won a sovereign, turning a routine shave into a comic moment reported by London Answers.

Droitwich London

New Couple Hear About Miserable Company

A bride tells her husband that friends seem to think they are miserable after starting life together. The husband asks why and the bride replies that misery loves company, as noted by the Philadelphia Bulletin.

John Philadelphia Bulletin

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