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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
2
Poem fragment by Elia Wheeler Wilcox from Century collection presents two lovers making their own world and weather. It emphasizes shared joy, resilience, and love as life’s guiding force against hardship. The verse celebrates unity, renewal, and a timeless bond.
Reporter Sturgis and banker Dunlap inspect the Knickerbocker bank after a night shooting. Blood stains and a key surface as they search the Exchange Place entrance, wall, and desk areas for clues. The process lasts over two hours as fragments are cataloged and examined.
Sturgis questions Dunlap about key holders and a bookkeepers safe as part of a bank investigation. He uncovers routine audits, a shift to new bookkeeping, and a suspicious visitor, Thomas Chatham, while noting secret late night examinations by Murray Scott and staff. To be continued.
In The Lights and Shadows of a Long Episcopate Bishop Whipple recalls a danger moment in a cathedral when a deranged divinity student flashed a revolver. He seized the man by the collar and forced him away, sparing a tragedy as the pistol had a hair trigger and the chambers were loaded.
A Tit-Bits quotation depicts a terse exchange about discharge. The speaker recalls the governor urging stocktaking and taking what he could then facing threats of lockup for theft, prompting his departure.
A grateful client offers repayment for saving the estate. The lawyer agrees to accept the estate as the initial installment and asks for installments to follow, making the repayment arrangement explicit.
In a Baltimore note, a man calling himself a baggage handler asserts he has discovered a sure influenza cure and is challenged by contemporaries to demonstrate a reliable method. The exchange reflects wartime era optimism and wary curiosity among readers.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note recalls a humorous mix up where someone mistakes imitation coffee for tea, prompting the quip that the drinker never guessed the blend. The exchange highlights casual breakfast table chatter and a playful misunderstanding.
A Town Topics note describes a Sunday only sacred concert styled as a variety show with playful dialog about its purpose and accessibility. The piece frames the event as a religiously themed entertainment offering on Sundays.
The lesson outlines Jesus as the door and the good shepherd who leads and saves his flock. He contrasts the true shepherd with thieves and hires, notes the shepherd’s intimate knowledge of his sheep, and emphasizes unity of all believers in one fold under one shepherd. The golden text proclaims the good shepherd gives his life for the sheep.
A young king of Servia marries Mme Draga Maschin, a poor widow and former lady in waiting, causing shock at court. The alliance, opposed by ex king Milan and many courtiers, sparks a public wedding pageant with thousands lining the bridal procession.
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