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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
6
The poem paints a stark scene of sheep herding across a wind beaten landscape. A restless flock and weary shepherds face heat thirst and danger as a silent land reveals its harshness and fear. Sharlot M Hall credits Land of Sunshine for the lines.
Barbara confronts Hilda about her social circle as they shop with a young man from the packing house. Barbara suspects trouble but presses for honesty about Hilda’s life, while grappling with the broader goal of helping working girls in a harsh urban setting.
The selection of Rt. Rev. A. F. Winnington Ingram as London bishop is praised for his work among the poor. Stories recount his democratic acts, including a chat with a rough-dressed man in Victoria Park, revealing a tolerant religious outlook and belief that goodness can come from any source.
A historical note explains the phrase Qui Vive from a military challenge. It traces its evolution from Italian expressions to French and English usage, detailing how Qui vive transformed from Qui va la to Chi vi va and finally to the modern sentinel alert meaning.
A pedestrian and a cyclist collide after both wobbling to avoid each other. The lady chides the rider but the professor courteously rides away as both recover. The exchange centers on mutual wobble causing the mishap.
A dialogue snippet shows Clara angrily accusing deception while Maude calmly replies it is painted on Clara but dismisses the claim as trivial. The exchange reflects sharp wit in a Chicago Daily News clipping.
Ex Secretary of the Navy Benjamin Tracy and lawyer Jere Wilson join Admiral Schley’s defense as the court of inquiry opens. Reports say the case will reveal bureaucratic tactics, favored insiders, and potential overhauls of the navy department amid public scrutiny and wealthy backers from New York and Boston.
Isaac prospers in the land of Gerar with wells reclaimed from the Philistines and grows in favor as he trusts God's blessing. The tale recounts Isaac’s relations with Abimelech, the naming of wells, and a divine appearance at Beer Sheba affirming the covenant with Abraham’s line. The lesson emphasizes peacemaking and patient faith in God’s timing.
Vienna enforces Europe's toughest cycling code requiring a proficiency certificate for all bicycle riders. Ladies face extra tests including mounting from both sides, cornering, and weaving through dummies, with police photos stored in a rules book costing 1.10 dollars. Cyclists must wear two large brass numbers on the handlebars.
A collection of aphorisms emphasizing humility and spiritual growth. It contrasts loud doctrine with true principle, warns against prejudice masquerading as belief, and urges discernment in hardship as a path to opportunity and faith.
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