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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1901
Page
6
A poem titled Maiden with the soft brown eyes by Edgar Jones admonishes a young girl to prepare for life’s trials while promising future joys. The speaker contemplates sorrow and resilience, foretelling hardships yet affirming that the sun will shine and love may light her path.
Folsom confronts Burleigh over rumors and a war of words escalates into a violent confrontation in the stockaded precinct. Dean and Loomis subdue Burleigh as a pistol is wrested away, and a tense standoff ends with officers retreating to their rooms and orders to disperse.
Burleigh confronts Loomis Dean and Jessie Fol som with a tense plan amid camaraderie and danger. Captain Newhall arrives drunk at the gate, stirring contempt as Loomis faces a looming mission to slip ten men through. The promise of wealth haunts Folsom as Burleigh seeks a joint mine venture, foreshadowing a perilous journey.
John Folsom wakes to rumors of Burleighs shady ventures and salted mines while Pappoose and Jessie scan the Frayne road from the upper hall. Folsom heads to the depot with suspicion, recalling Burleighs wealth and risky past as a city waits for news.
An English cleric recalls a Cork archbishop delivering a biting sermon on debt and over fashion. The audience, a chic Dublin congregation, erupts in unrestrained laughter when the archbishop imagines everyone removing unpaid clothes, leaving only paid-for garments.
In a Richmond Dispatch fragment the employer questions Pat about last night. Pat admits alcohol involvement and carrying the speaker home. Regret is expressed that Pat did not offer to help sooner.
A Chicago Record piece notes two cautious conversations between a man and a woman facing fear about old bachelors and widows. Their exchange leads to marriage, illustrating romance born from shared apprehension.
Maudie asks if a wealthier suitor could win her heart while Lover insists he would not marry without love. The exchange highlights personal values and romantic ideals in a World column snippet.
The Union Pacific Passenger Department receives a letter from Superintendent C G Pearse inviting share of honors given to Omaha public schools at the Paris exposition. Omaha won a gold medal for geography teaching, credit due to UP publications and maps used in the exhibit.
A quoted exchange notes that homely women often marry and that this reflects encouragement. The dialogue mentions toes and suggests a social observation from a Boston publication.
Try Grain-O the new food drink that replaces coffee. Children may drink it safely and adults like it. It has a rich mocha like color but is made from pure grains and is gentle on delicate stomachs. Sold by grocers at 15 and 25 cents per package.
A husband recalls his first balloon ascent reaching 25 000 feet while his wife laments receiving nothing in return. The humorous exchange appears in Flegende Blaetter with a dyspeptic remark and a plug for Beeman's Pepsin Gum.
A public wellness note urges mothers to seek medical guidance for daughters to prevent suffering from irregular menstruation and related pains. It recounts a Wisconsin mother's letter about her daughter's two year struggle and how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound provided relief.
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