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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
6
A Grace Ellery Channing prose-poem depicts spring stirring in frost and snow. The earth, trees, bulbs, and graves awaken as sap, bulbs, and visions of immortality surge, then a frozen face thaws revealing a tear and renewed life. The piece blends nature and mortality with hopeful renewal.
Barbara Clark abandons aimless living with her mother to take a trial as a hired girl for a Clark Ward family. She negotiates a four dollar weekly wage, references from Prof. White, and a willing, hopeful plan to return if needed. The story follows her resolve, her mother’s concern, and the fragile balance of class and ambition in a changing city.
A southern exchange recalls Bishop Joseph P. Wilmer of Louisiana as one of the kindest men. In a London visit a host boasted of his wife’s musical talent and asked for a performance. Bishop Wilmer gently asked if the music was natural or acquired, noting he doubted such a touch could be acquired.
A lesson examining Genesis chapters 6 through 9, focusing on Noah's righteousness, the flood, and God's covenant. It discusses wickedness in early humanity, Noah's character, the ark, and the new start after the flood, highlighting the rainbow as a sign of the covenant.
Guglielmo Marconi reports rapid advances in wireless telegraphy including privacy by a copper cylinder device, reduced wire height, portable railroad car apparatus, and commercial use aboard over 35 British navy ships with multiple ships and lighthouses adopting the system.
On the Saxoline two white herons, a mate pair, were found on a ship from Cette. One bird was injured mid voyage and cared for in a deck cage while its mate hovered nearby. After days the uninjured bird returned to its mate, and both birds were cherished by the crew during the Wilmington stop.
In a humorous exchange, Mr. Morse cites a newspaper account of a boy saved from drowning by his cousin's mastiff. Mrs. Morse blames the dog for danger, while the boy jokes that a big dog would make him safe if allowed. The scene shifts to Mr. Morse reading mining stock quotes.
Winks speak louder than words and an AI wind helps a doctor. The piece weighs how life pace ties to credit limits and features a coin with unknown value as a witty antique quip from the Philadelphia Record.
At a Georgia revival meeting an attendee claimed to be the wickedest man in the city and warned of perdition if he died that night. An old deacon began a hymn about meeting there first, and the crowd burst into laughter as the moment turned humorous.
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