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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
2
An archival passage presents a poem fragment urging resilience through hardship, noting storms, fortune’s frown, and eventual calm. It ends with a hopeful exhortation to persevere, signed in Boston as John Allen Guilford. The verse encourages courage, faith, and steadfastness despite grief and pain.
Lieutenant Marshall Dean leads C troop in a swift chase from Fort Emory toward the Laramie valley after smoke signals alert a siege. Hal Folsom is wounded defending his ranch as two painted warriors flee with a scalp, while Dean orders surround and pursuit to recover the prize.
Chapter VII details Dean ordering a rapid march to Fort Emory to relieve Troop F or move to Frayne and field duty. Capt. Brooks, infirm with fever, remains at the frontier fort while the troop packs up and moves toward Gate City. A farewell volley and light banter mark the parting as the unit heads off.
An Atlantic account recalls Bishop Whipple resolving a Leech Lake uprising by direct, courteous address. He challenged Chief Flatmouth with truth about the pine sale and its crimes, then asserted government remedy and legal recourse. The scene ends with the bishop asserting control through calm questioning and inevitability of justice.
The lesson chronicles Jesus passing Jericho where Zacchaeus a chief publican and rich man climbs a Sycamore to see him. Jesus calls him to come down and declares salvation has come to his house, praising Zacchaeus repentance and noting his Abrahamic lineage. The story contrasts Pharisee contempt with Jesus mission to seek and save the lost.
Mrs Chappell of Grant Park IL speaks of the relief she found with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after inflammation of the ovaries and womb. The ad touts Mrs Pinkham’s understanding of women’s troubles and offers free advice from Lynn Mass.
A New York World quote laments a man born outside the United States cannot be president, reflecting satire on a lifelong dream and the era's political mood.
Jones laments advancing years and changes in sight while Smith jokes about stiff legs and aging. Both reference a Chicago Record style interest in statistics as a pastime indicating a shift toward reading and data interest.
A Rom's Horn passage links meekness with divine strength and warns against religion as mere crop-sowing strategy. It speaks of God’s sun shining on the world and notes hindrances as rising rungs in a divine ladder. It declares sunshine in the soul yields flowers and fruit in life.
Swollen feet and hands signal late kidney trouble along with backache scalding urine dizziness headache and brick dust sediment. Heed these warnings before it is too late.
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