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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1901
Page
6
The speaker envisions heaven not as gold but as landscapes with seas forests and mines. Souls include weary tollers rich heirs and workers, some sad and others bold, with vivid descriptions of flirts braving pride and others laboring under heavy loads. A somber angel leads away the dead as the dream ends with the bed breaking and awakening.
In a guarded circus in Atlantis two bronze-collared cave-tigers block passage between gates. A captive woman faces death with resolve as guards bet on her fate while the narrator weighs a risky intervention amid a brutal policy.
In a moonlit circus I face a cave tiger and rescue a fierce Atlantean woman Nais who seeks my help. She reveals a plan to kill me to gain freedom and pledges to prove Atlantis’ good in exchange for my protection and a pact to depart together.
A dialogue fragment shows a speaker asserting independence and resolve to serve the country, refusing subjugation and offering to free another to act with their best. The scene ends with a prompt to continue the exchange.
Sir Harry Westwood a forger is restrained by Capt John Seymour after a comic elevator meeting at Langham hotel. The detective asserts identity, leads to a scuffle, and Westwood refuses acquaintance while manacled and bleeding, as Seymour introduces himself.
The owner of a large dry goods store tried to move stock to temporary quarters when a fire broke out in the old building. He urged the fire chief to save the structure and offered a $500 pension fund to the firefighters to prevent wider damage. The blaze was contained with little loss to the building, and the merchant honored his offer.
A couple uses a velvet drawing-room chair for quiet talks through seasons. He moves slowly toward a confession as summer arrives and the velvet shows wear. A knock at the door interrupts with the woman offering a fib about engagement, while the man remains captive to the unspoken question.
A professor quips that a kiss has a quieter yet longer echo than a cannon. Before Edward's coronation a plan to omit peer kissing is announced. Rumors say the king would resist the kiss rather than endure it, while William IV once objected but complied.
A chronology of biblical events from birth of Benjamin to the exodus and Moses you read. It lists Joseph in Egypt and famines, Jacob's move to Goshen, Moses birth and exodus, and the Passover with accompanying lesson titles and Bible verses. The golden texts are drawn from Acts, Gen, Sam, Rom, Ps, Ex, Isa, Prov, and I Cor. Includes an alternative Christmas lesson from Luke.
A memoir recalls a dare to cross a volcano crater through scoriae and sulphurous fumes. The descent brings gravity to mind past eruptions and a violet in bloom inspires reflections on creation, grace, and God. It ends with aphorisms on divine love, power, and friendship.
An 1899 editorial lauds beet sugar as a self supporting American industry and argues it can outproduce European sugar. It cites Oxnard and Cutting on profits, notes 1890 tariff conditions, and asserts beet sugar can supply domestic demand without heavy protection while warning against Cuban sugar imports.
A guest testifies at a dinner party about an army officer showing marked intoxication. The witness describes unsteady legs and clattering knees, saying they were under the table when observing the suspect. The Cleveland Plain Dealer relation notes the courtroom exchange.
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