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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1900

Page

2

Tis Well The Path To Gethsemane In Home Journal

A reflective verse meditation by Annie Robertson-Noxon in Home Journal. The speaker speaks of faith amid fear and unknowable fate, acknowledging that human artifice fails as personas move toward Gethsemane. The cadence conveys sorrow, hope, and spiritual surrender.

Gethsemane Annie Robertson-Noxon

Reunion on the Janai draws Armstrong back to duty

On the Honolulu to San Francisco voyage, Mrs Marsden hosts a reunion as Col. Stanley Armstrong arrives, details of a letter change plans, and Amy Lawrence and Armstrong share tense, hopeful moments. A reckless wave stirs danger when Gov Shafto trips, Armstrong saves him, and his wound reopens. Armstong insists on sailing to besooon, while Amy confronts her feelings and prayers.

Mrs. Frank Witchie Old Camp Merritt Stanley Armstrong Lanai Col. Armstrong Mrs. Garrison Capt. Garrison Col. Frost Hong Kong Mrs. Frost Yokohama Doric Mrs Marsden Amy Lawrence Nita Mr. Frost Margaret Armstrong Miss Lawrence Mrs. Marsden Frisco Witchie Garrison Kerchief Gov Amy Mr. Prime China Miss Prime San Francisco Frank Pacific Mildred Tam Albion Bertie Shafto Ohair Mr. Shafto Shafto Sedgwick Department of California Palace Puebla Billy Gray Park Mark Am Fellows Broad Pacific

How a Claim Paid and Spurgeon’s Classroom Turnaround

A Dawson district miner describes paying a ten percent royalty on a claim to lure investors, a scheme that led to a sale of the unprofitable claim for $150,000. The piece then recounts Charles Haddon Spurgeon’s school turning point, when seat position near heat improved his answers, restoring his academic lead per Youth's Companion excerpt.

Alaska Dawson Mary Mr. Blank Washington Star Charles Haddon Spurgeon Spurgeon

Toer Toast and the Queen Eluding Cecil Rhodes

A Boer ambulance band and an English patrol shared water after a South African engagement. They pledged to drink to the queen, adding a toast against Cecil Rhodes as the cause of their conflict. The patrol agreed, and all toasted together in mutual respect amid hardship.

South Africa Cecil Rhodes London

Henry Clay and the Hunter and a Rifle Test

Henry Clay during a stump speech in an 1830s campaign tale asks a hunter to show his rifle and tests if it ever missed fire. The hunter concedes, sparking a joke about perseverance and Clay’s eventual election. The piece also recalls a Scots water mispronunciation in the House of Lords. Notes and Queries.

Henry Clay Clay Chicago Chronicle Clerk House of Lords Scotland

Scientific Economy Stinginess Noted in Postage Stamp Jokes

The Chirago Record recalls a quip about Jorkus being very stingy noting he moistens stamps only at the corners. This light exchange reflects a playful chase for thrift in early 20th century humor.

Jorkus Chirago Record

Gentile woman's faith grants healing in Tyre and Sidon

The lesson recounts Jesus in Phoenicia where a Syrophoenician mother asks for deliverance for her daughter from an unclean spirit. Despite initial rebuke, her humble faith prompts Jesus to heal, praising her great faith and granting the request.

H. C. Lenington Tyre Sidon Daugther Jesus Xin Israel Jerusaem Jerusalem Judea God Phoenicia Capernaum Matthew

Putnam the Brave Monument Unveiled in Horseneck

A Putnam Hill chapter ceremony in Greenwich Conn unveiled a monument on Horseneck Hill marking General Israel Putnam's famed 1779 ride. Count de Lafayette and Putnam Brinley attended along with army and government representatives. The account recalls the escape down a steep stair and brush as British forces approached, with reenforced militia later reaching Stamford.

Putnam Horseneck Hill Greenwich Conn Putnam Hill Army National Count de Lafayette Lafayette Putnam Brinley Riverside Horseneck Boston Post Road Meeting House Stamford Delancey Tryon Patas Second Congregational

Present life as test of fitness for hereafter says Dr Stalker

Dr Stalker argues religion should guide current life not serve as future insurance. He contends how we live now reveals our fitness for the life to come, a critique of neglecting present duties.

Stalker

In the Right Road Ram's Horn Quotation

A quotation from Ram's Horn asserts it is better to stumble along the right path than to stride confidently down the wrong one, emphasizing moral direction over certainty.

Love and Life Quotes on Peace and Faith

A collection of brief sayings on love and life includes Ram's Horn reflections, a line from John Mason about faith yielding peace, and a note that a short prayer reaches heaven faster than a long one.

John Mason

German academy seeks original New Testament in Damascus mosque

The Beirout German academy hopes to locate the original New Testament in a Damascus mosque where rare ancient documents have been found. Emperor William has secured permission from the sultan for a renowned German savant to inspect the muniment chests of the mosque.

Beirout Syria Damascus William

Lightning fatalities top year in U S by state

In the United States last year lightning caused 563 deaths nationwide though none in Pacific states. Pennsylvania led with five deaths. Japan hosts nearly one million spindles in its cotton mills and employs about 25 000 skilled workers.

United States Pacific Pennsylvania Japan

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