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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
6
A lyrical verse from the Atlanta Constitution celebrates love as springtime that defeats gloom. It contrasts valley rain and hill mist with sunshine in the soul, promising brighter mornings, blooming roses, and a world made glad by love’s enduring music.
In a tense exchange, Nais refuses a forced marriage while Empress Phorenice reels between policy and desire. The rebel court, led by Zaemoun, dictates a path that would wed Nais to Bora or another chosen husband, as the narrator weighs allegiance and personal motive amid rebellion and honor.
In a tense scene, Phorenice seethes at Nais and Deucalion, demanding a grand act and threatening both. The narrator, bound by priestly oath to Atlantis, plans a rescue using the Moon image’s drugs while presenting obedience to the empress. Phorenice’s jealousy and formidable presence drive a perilous, dramatic moment.
In Atlantis, Empress Phorenice orders the burial of Nais as a public ceremony. The narrator watches with restrained emotion while masons and engineers complete a stone throne. Nais, bound and calm, faces a grim choice as guards prepare to drag her to the hollow beneath the throne. The scene ends with the empress demanding Nais name a husband or face death.
The French philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau avoided court life due to shyness and showed rare mercy when an impostor claimed his opera had impressed Louis XV. In a country inn he overheard the tale and, fearing exposure, left quietly, trembling to protect the pretender from disgrace. His reaction, as recounted in the Confessions, reveals his deep sympathy for others.
Dr J L M Curry a Virginia native and former minister to Spain is appointed special envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to represent the president at the king of Spain’s coming of age. Born June 5 1825 in Lincoln County Georgia, he studied at Georgia Harvard and held multiple political military and educational leadership roles across Alabama Virginia and the South. He authored several works on constitutional government education and history and led various Southern organizations.
London Spare Moments reports inmates damage wood at a Yorkshire asylum. An old man pretends to saw with teeth facing up, prompting amusement from an attendant who asks about his method. The inmate responds with a testy remark claiming it is the easiest way.
London News notes a bird nicknamed the brain fever bird due to its screeching cry mimicking hot speech. It resembles a hawk and prompts reflections on Aristotle's cuckoo hawk theory if he knew this Indian Hierococcyx.
A wry note from the Atlanta Constitutions mocks critics who harshly judge life yet seek medical help to avoid harsher fates. It frames the paradox of faultfinders who retreat to doctors to stay in this world rather than face what lies beyond.
Miss Estelle Reel of Wyoming named national superintendent of Indian schools by President Roosevelt. She travels the country expanding manual training on reservations, teaching girls home making and boys trades, and sharing successful methods to elevate Native education. Her work aims to inspire better living and industry among the red men.
This Sunday school lesson summarizes Peter and John before the Sanhedrin after healing the lame man, noting the bold witness in the face of Sanhedrin opposition. It contrasts Sadducee and Pharisee roles, cites Acts 4 12 on salvation, and urges personal testimony and belief in Jesus’ resurrection.
Increase in population has tripled space per person over a century, as civilized countries see rapid growth. The statement highlights the dramatic shift toward higher urban density and its implications for housing and resources.
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