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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
6
A Chicago Herald poem by S. E. Kiser honors unnamed soldiers and sailors who died unrecorded. The verses praise the brave among the missing and unknown, urging a lasting song for those who faced death without costly monuments.
In a rain soaked camp, Nais urges escape as Zaemon exposes Deucalion to a rebel crowd. The priestly clash ends with Deucalion ordered to marry Phorenice, sealing a perilous path back to Atlantis and the Sacred Mountain.
A collage of lighthearted snippets and jokes from periodicals. References range from advertising excess to theatrical gags and domestic humor. Notable items include playful bets on war-time signage, a crowd’s tearful prank with a long handkerchief, and exchanged quips in dental, domestic, and social settings.
Readings on Acts 2 1 11 describe Pentecost when the Spirit comes as wind and fire and many hear in their own tongues. Peter explains the event as fulfillment of Joel and the Messiahship of Jesus, urging repentance and highlighting the universal reach of the gospel.
Country Gentlemen outlines essential Pekin duck care including housing with dry earth floors, straw bedding, ventilation, and regular litter turning. It covers feeding regimes for laying and nonlaying periods, emphasis on grit shell and cooked animal foods, and notes on swimming for breeders versus penned ducks.
Advice on profitable poultry farming stresses keeping productive hens, culling unprofitable birds, and focusing on three keys: higher quantity, better quality, and stronger prices. It warns against frequent breed changes and crossbreeding experiments, urging selection of a suitable pure breed and sticking with it.
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