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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
2
Alwyn Bennett confronts a graft scandal tied to his father as Horrigan unveils a damning engineer's report. The study threatens the mayoral race and family honor, testing loyalty between conscience and ambition amid a mounting public fight against corruption.
Dorighti confronts his son Alwyn and mother over a Borough franchise dispute. Horrigan has obtained proofs and threatens to publish them unless opposition is withdrawn. The mother, cold and firm, asserts Right must prevail and commands action to stop the report.
A legend from Ephesian history tells of Pixodorus the herdsman whose two rams clashed on a hill. One ram shattered a crust of marble, leading to the discovery tied to Diana's temple. Evangelus, meaning Giver of Glad Tidings, gained fame as townspeople celebrated the find.
Senator Philetus Sawyer of Wisconsin rarely wrote letters, preferring to dictate. As chairman of the commerce committee he could recite annual river and harbor appropriations to the copper, year by year, with treasury accuracy.
A brief Harper's Magazine vignette notes an English passenger on the Pacific express from Philadelphia to San Francisco who asks the porter to wake him at San Francisco. The anecdote highlights small cultural contrasts in American geography perception.
An advertisement claims Pain departs in 20 minutes after taking Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. It asserts headaches and toothaches stem from blood pressure and promises instant relief for painful periods. Sold by J D Ewing, 20 tablets for 25 cents.
The New York American notes that one hundred years ago the sun’s diameter was four miles larger, a thousand years ago forty miles larger, and ten thousand years ago four hundred miles larger than today. Present diameter stands at 60,000 miles. a future shrinkage of 10,000 miles would be hardly noticeable to observers, though subtler changes would be detectable by precise measurements.
The text explains charity as central to Buddhism and cites the Pitakas saying charity courtesy and unselfishness are to the world what the Hochplo is to the rolling chariot. It lists the six virtues or paramitas as charity morality earnestness concentration wisdom and prudence.
In Puritan times many children bore ironical names such as Weep Not Billing Kill-Sin Phuple Fight-the Good-Fight White Meek Brewer Earth Adams Stand-Fast-on-High Stringer More-Fruit Fowler Good-Gift Gyninges Fear-Not Rhodes Be-Courteous French and Seek-Wisdom Hadley reflecting moral instruction and social values.
The lesson reflects on First Samuel twelve, the Lord choosing Israel for His name, and Samuel urging faithful worship in truth. It compares Israel’s history to personal faith, notes Saul’s rise, the people’s desire for a king, and Samuel’s call to obedience, prayer, and trust in God’s steadfast presence.
An article extols the link between kidney weakness and overall health decline. It promotes Duan's Kidney Pills and Dr Shoop remedies, cites testimonials, and advertises local sale through The New Pharmacy and J D Ewing, urging readers to seek kidney and nerve restoration.
A July Farm Journal prompt invites readers to listen openly as men seek solace. It urges compassionate conversation and attention to their burdens, framing such notes as a communal care practice within farm life.
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A new laxative named Fuleys Orinu claims to stimulate without irritation and offers a money back guarantee. It is advertised as the best laxative for sale by J. D. Ewing.
A misprint in the July Farm Journal warns that error is worse than guidance and cautions that knowing nothing beats believing untrue claims.
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