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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
7
The tale follows Artaban, the fourth Wise Man, who seeks the newborn King but errs in missing the infant. He helps the dying, feeds the hungry, clothes the naked, and learns the lesson that acts of service to others are acts of service to God.
A 1924 Western Union tale centers on Bob Henderson challenging Miss Bristow and a social set over a charity donation. A shabby girl listens as Henderson insists gifts must have real impact, not showy charity.
A Type Metal Magazine piece critiques easy credit and bankers who lend freely It argues most borrowers fail to plan repayments and warns against overreliance on notes for houses cars and appliances It praises disciplined borrowers and notes land prices rise when farmers gain larger loans.
Robert R Sizer of New York lumber firm advocates strict pay-as-you-go habits. He credits continuous hard work and self-discipline for financial and personal health, warning against self-indulgence as a treacherous vice.
Proverbial advice on self help and frugality appears alongside observations on farm product prices and land trends. A sociology survey finds two-fifths of rural Ohio youth over ten belong to fraternal organizations while corn maturity and frost timing are noted. Economists cite sugar as a prosperity index with U S consumption at 101 pounds per person and Russia at nine pounds.
The column recalls Lorenzo Randall's death in Sycamore at age 73 on December 18. It lists the 24th annual Farmers Institute at Upper Sandusky, Christmas visits by Pontius of Toledo, free admission for children at the Royal Theatre, and multiple local marriages and real estate transfers.
A note states no issue was published this day, with no accompanying headlines or content. The brief indicates a missing edition for the twentieth fifth year or anniversary. No names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text.
Richard Waldo argues profits follow public service in publishing and challenges critics to name a profitable publication that fails readers. The piece links successful enterprise to practical idealism and competent management, asserting the right action is the profitable one in the long run.
A curious trend notes that cocoa doormats spread across the country have origins in Calcutta India. The piece links the pattern to a growing domestic interest in warm, decorative household items.
Florence L. Brokaw executrix of Guy L. Brokaw’s estate files a $25,000 damage suit in Tiffin against Ohio Light and Power Co. He died July 22 while superintendent of Plymouth Electric and Water Works after an electric shock when an iron pipe touched a high tension overhead wire during a depth measurement.
A garbled item from a magazine features a fisherman boasting after a bad sack and a butcher shop stop. The fragmentary text includes a boast about big catches and a line claiming honesty despite poor fishing.
A peculiarity notes penguins as the only birds that walk upright on land like humans, highlighting their distinctive gait among feathered creatures.
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