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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
7
A poem fragment describes climbing a cliff at daybreak seeking the source of thought and healing. Vivid imagery of amber seas, pearl dew, and a veiled homeland guides the speaker toward larger life and companions beyond coarsened acts. The piece cites H. T. Miller in the N. Observer.
The old man confronts Phorenice in Atlantis accusing her of tyranny while warning that rebellion will purge the land. He vows divine-backed war and predicts the royal pyramid will be torn down if she does not restore bread to the starving and exile her rule.
The narrator returns to Atlantis and witnesses Phorenice's brutal regime as Zaemon curses the guard, lepers a loyal oathbound, and rebels threaten the capital. He tours the walls to gauge factions, noting the circus with captive cave-tigers used to intimidate prisoners.
A Philadelphia tale recalls Castellane’s first duel at a club by the Seine where a mock shoot with bread crumb pistols ends in a joke. Also a Scottish house ghost ruse reveals a dreamer as the elusive resident, prompting a witty contract twist.
A Catholic Ohio institution reports Dr. Hartman’s Peruna as a proven influenza remedy. The letter from Congressman Meekison of Napoleon, Ohio, credits Peruna with easing a thirty year catarrh. Readers are urged to write to Dr. Hartman for advice if not satisfied with results.
A lighthearted story from Harper's Weekly recounts Senator David Davis mocking William M. Evarts with a race. Davis, weighing over 300 pounds, chose a three foot wide alley as the course and effortlessly walked the 100 feet while Evarts struggled to pass, admitting the joke was on him.
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