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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
7
An editorial condemns money worship and praises character over riches. It contrasts a self made millionaire who loses sight of humanity with the value of noble ideals, calls for equitable wealth distribution, and argues MEN, not MONEY, are the supreme good. The piece laments distorted American values while urging higher standards and human dignity.
A reflective piece notes how household almanacs guided weather and zodiac signs, then warns that persistent negative thinking can cause illness. It explains new thought and autosuggestion, arguing crooked thinking breeds disease while straight thinking fosters health, with medical world slowly admitting mind influence.
A preserved fragment asks why a baseball pitcher earns a yearly $10,000 salary and a separate set. The note likely discusses payment terms or incentive structures, but the readable text is limited and lacks context or figures beyond the mentioned amount.
The piece argues aging brings loneliness and spiritual weariness. It suggests that even with potential lifespans, a tired spirit and lost social ties dull enthusiasm, making long life less meaningful than a well spent seventy years. It ends urging a life well spent over merely long years.
A reflective piece notes a woman coming to the city alone while life in the countryside stays dull. Lisa remains largely unchanged day by day. The girl has yet to learn that true happiness lies in being content with what one has.
The essay compares drug users to lotus-eaters, arguing opium cocaine and alcohol are hollowing modern life. It notes drug use spans all classes from society women to the impoverished, urges public alarm, and calls on press and pulpit to fight the growing vice.
A Chicago Record Herald quote contrasts soft replies with wrath, noting in about ninety nine cases out of a hundred such gentle talk signals fear to the other person. The item reflects editorial voice advising caution in conflict deescalation.
A jumble of briefs notes multiple incidents and cases including Lum Kee's murder amid a China feud, a rail wreck near Lofty Pennsylvania injuring passengers, Olympians sailing to London, a skeleton found in a Philadelphia suitcase, earthquakes in California, a mine explosion in Mexico killing dozens, and the North Carolina cruiser receiving a silver service. Also listed are fires, drownings, burglaries, political appointments, bankruptcies, weather calamities, and various homicides and deaths across the United States.
A brief urging to offer a working partner a stake or interest in profits to align incentives with prudent management. Emphasizes giving even a small share to encourage diligence, loyalty, and cooperative decision making in farm operations.
LM Rugglis of Reasoor Iowa reports doctors said consumption and hemorrhages in the lungs stopped after using Moley s Honey and Tar. He claims the cough ceased and lungs grew sound again. Sold by J D Ewing.
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