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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
9
Poem reflects on daily burden duty and meaning in doing God's will. It urges perseverance through sorrow with faith, kindness, and gentle acts. Concludes with vision of heaven and spiritual guidance from Father.
The narrator and a companion enter a vast pyramid complex with a ceremonial reception. They pass through a stone doorway, traverse winding passages perfumed and dark, and are shown to rooms for an extended stay as preparations for a feast begin. The setting blends ancient kings, hidden chambers, and guarded corridors within the sacred structure.
Deucalion enters the pyramid banquet ruled by Empress Phorenice where luxury and ritual mask unrest and rebellion nearby. A blind feud with Ylga the daughter of Zaemon surfaces as a stern guest arrives, revealing plots and power dynamics amid a lavish, roiling feast.
A Paris wit Romieu seeks shelter from a downpour in a cafe doorway. He steals the attention of a stranger with a large umbrella, only to realize later the man is a pickpocket who steals his diamond pin, purse, and watch.
In Life and Sport on the Pacific Coast, Hora A. Vachell recalls a close call during a camping trip with his cousin. While camped in a Paradise valley they saw many rattlesnakes and one night his cousin, believing a rattler crossed his chest, raised his six shooter. The target turned out to be the blanket’s striped edge, and a misfire would have been dangerous for Vachell.
The Lynn Massachusetts house at 12 Broad Street where Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy wrote Science and Health has been bought by her followers to preserve as a memorial. They plan to remodel it for worship while keeping the room where the creed began intact.
Rev. Charles H. Brent of Boston has accepted the Episcopal bishopric for the Philippine islands. Born in Newcastle Ontario in 1862, he is the son of Rev. Canon Brent of Toronto. He studied at Trinity College School Port Hope and Trinity College Toronto, was ordained 1887, and served in Buffalo before moving to St. John the Evangelist Bowdoin Street Boston. He led the St. Augustine colored congregation and helped build the church, later serving at St. Stephen's Florence Street and focusing on missionary work.
The read-through covers Exodus 12 3 14 describing how the Israelites select a blemish free year old lamb on the tenth day, sacrifice it at evening, apply blood to doorposts, eat with unleavened bread and bitter herbs, and keep a memorial feast for ever as God passes over Egypt. It notes preparations, timing from the tenth to the fourteenth day, and the significance of the rite as deliverance and memorial. The lesson links Levitical laws, timing, and commemorative purpose with later references and dates in biblical history.
A rambling verse-like reflection asserts that true church strength lies in moral discipline among leaders and humble life in homes. It notes prayer by a righteous person prevails, and downtrodden churches possess uplifting power, while truth loved without heat resembles winter light.
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