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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1901
Page
3
The Atchison Globeman reports a church wedding described as extravagant with elite guests and lavish décor. The bride is mocked for homeliness, while the ring ceremony featured a monstrous gold band. the couple then toured to Louisville spending more in hours than they could earn in a month.
A New York Weekly excerpt warns that temper and worry age a woman, while calmness preserves youth. It argues nerve strain from anger drains vitality, harms facial tone, and shortens life, urging steady amiability as a path to health and longevity.
Mrs. Lillian M. N. Stevens of Dover Maine reelected president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. Her early work began as a Maine teacher, later leading the state union and uniting nationally with Miss Willard, including a life vice presidency after Willard's death.
The article profiles women who became landowners and farmers across the United States. It highlights Miss Gates of New York who claimed 160 acres in Oklahoma by plowing for a timely stake, then sold with profit. It notes other nurses turning to homesteads in timber, Long Island farming ventures, and Georgia mistletoe plots. It also mentions Kansas sisters Helen and Edith Raymond and Martha and Carrie James pioneering farm work after their father's death.
A Practical Farmer piece argues highly organized horses are cautious and quick to fear new objects. Calm examination by man helps them fear less and become reliable, while forcing past fright worsens fear and unreliability. The note stresses education and humane handling.
A collage of humorous exchanges and quotes from newspapers illustrates debates over whether the constitution or the flag should lead. The piece weaves jokes about politicial loyalties with remarks on manners and civic duty, ending with aphorisms from various papers.
A farm guide explains the profitable dairy cow as one that yields the most milk or butter from the feed consumed. It emphasizes cows that efficiently convert feed into product, provided they have ample high quality fodder to sustain production.
British manufacturers face pressure from taxation and global competition as American producers underbid for large railway bridge projects. Trade journals warn that unless Britain awakens its iron and steel sectors, foreign markets may be lost to American and German rivals amid wartime strains and expanding empire ambitions.
A fragmented dialogue hints at a mother seeking a new music teacher for her daughter and a professor named Von Note approving the plan. The notes suggest familial concern and potential marriage discussions, with unclear context and dates.
A young man tells a friend he feels like a counterfeit bill and cannot pass the barroom. The companion jokes about the worry and warns against a pursual, then drags the man away down the street in Memphis.
The fragment references a so called western Napoleon of finance noted for vast longevity and a reputed fortune of 6 million dollars over many years, as cited by the Philadelphia Record.
A reader notes a cautious husband refusing to waste money on unnecessary items while burning through the price of electric seals at a bargain sale. The quip appears in Philadelphia Record style commentary highlighting frugality and newspaper humor.
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