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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
6
A nostalgic verse from Mary A. Denison in Ladies' World recalls Christmas gifts from family members across generations. The speaker cherishes familiar homely comforts by the old fireplace, contrasting modern presents with enduring memories tied to Grandpa, Father, and grandparents.
An impoverished husband and wife in a rural winter fear a joyless Christmas until a sick neighbor needs help and the couple shares what little they have. A kind letter reveals a long-lost nephew’s aid, followed by a Christmas box, evergreen trimming, and a tender kiss rekindling their faith in generosity and the spirit of the season.
A dialogue snippet questions Simmons wife knowledge and notes she gifted him cigars at Christmas, reflecting discreet social impressions in town chatter.
The article describes Danish Christmas practices with meals spanning breakfast, dinner, and supper. Breakfast includes beefsteak and reindeer cutlets while dinner features grod soup made from oatmeal and rice, plus roast goose with apples and roast pork with beet roots and gherkin pickles.
The piece teaches a Sunday school lesson contrasting Isaiah’s portrait of the Messianic Prince of Peace with Israel's reliance on spiritual aids and God’s protection. It then analyzes Exodus 14 15 including the pillar of fire the Red Sea crossing and Moses song, noting natural explanations for the sea passage yet affirming divine timing and power.
A Kentucky farming guide describes turning old rail fences into cost efficient stock turning barriers using No. 12 black wire. It details stake sizes braces rails and step by step building with a rack and simple tools to produce ten to twelve panels per setup using about a hundred pounds of wire.
A Ram's Horn reflection warns that burying hope kills progress and sin weighed lightly returns heavy. It contends education needs God as a compass and notes religion's noise signals spiritual confusion. The piece urges heed to conscience and remorse as ultimate rewards.
Agricultural Epitomist argues farmers are the nation’s most conservative class due to independence and Providence based dealings. Yet their reluctance to change can hinder progress, as shown in rural mail delivery opposition. embracing postal expansion would spur farmers to become quicker, up to date businesspeople.
If potatoes are kept where sun can reach them they should be covered with old sacks or straw or similar material to block light. Green potatoes are not salable, so proper shading matters for saleability.
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