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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
7
The divorce trial reveals Howard Gould's wife spent 224000 dollars in one year on dresses and entertaining. Her counsel argues he tried to starve her out. critics say such spending reflects capital from society's savings, fueling envy toward the rich.
A Carlisle newsstand owner, praised for courtesy and steady effort, demonstrates that patience and polite, fair treatment of all customers build lasting business success. The piece contrasts his humane approach with the era’s hustle, noting his daily profit from small sales and the value of civility.
A young news dealer in New York City builds wealth through personal courtesy rather than cash capital. The story highlights how timely service and social leverage can propel success in a crowded market.
General Wolseley praises Napoleon as the greatest soldier yet notes his mechanical mind and lacking mercy. An incident from Borodino and Tolstoy’s War and Peace illustrate his ruthlessness. The piece argues Napoleon cared little for dead soldiers, save as army units, and contrasts him with a compassionate water girl.
Chicago youth Joe Bulanda, age fourteen, suffers gangrene after a polluted bloodstream. Doctors warn amputation is necessary to save his life but his father and Joe object. Illinois authorities intervene to decide the fate of the boy amid a harsh urban environment.
A court order in Illinois led to Joe’s arm being amputated to save his life. The article condemns the state for allowing harmful surroundings near Joe’s home and argues for systemic reform to prevent such cases rather than post hoc amputations.
A reader praises Jack London’s White Fang for showing how kindness can transform a feral, wolfish dog into a loving, loyal companion. The essay argues the tale offers lessons for parents teachers and ministers, suggesting patience and compassion can convert even wayward children.
The lesson recounts bringing the ark to Solomon's temple and God's glory filling the house, with reflections on temple symbolism, the atonement foundation, and believers as living temples. It notes chest features, dedication prayers, and prophecies of future glory and divine presence.
The item lists Northern and Southern Ohio mail close and arrival times for various routes. It notes express pouch deadlines for Bellcenter, Sunday mail close and arrival times, and Sunday post office hours. It ends with an advertisement for Foley's Orino Laxative and a signature from J D Ewing.
A. H. Kennerley, cashier, swears the financial statement of People’s Bank Co. is true. The document lists assets including loans, bonds, cash, and reserves and shows deposits and capital details. A note features an unrelated marketing line about dying and cleaning goods offered by Bert Mitten in Northwestern Ohio.
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