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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
6
A Washington Star poem description chronicles a dawn scene with cloudless skies and a vivid sunrise. It paints hues of crimson, rose, purple, and blue across a horizon, likening light to angel wings and Saint pencilings, while the rising sun signals the day’s soft, fading splendors.
In Richmond parlance a tense plot unfolds as Louise presses Raymond for a public marriage to reclaim a child. Mrs Brookin coldly engineers a six o'clock tea to disarm suspicion and secure Louise’s status while pressing Raymond to betray Frances. Frances, wary of her stepmother, continues nursing wounded soldiers as Raymond seeks opportunity and a future.
The article recounts rumors about a stepmother figure who envisions a year abroad after the war and describes how Mrs Brookin shifts from suspect to trusted within social and official circles. It notes whispered unkindness, rising popularity, and implies government records could illuminate the truth if accessible.
A Northern lady tests a read recipe with a mulatto cook who adds vinegar and mustard, turning a cake into a golden paste. The husband approves, calling it the best cake he has eaten, while the wife remains discouraged by the mix up.
A lay preacher with limited Hebrew and shaky pronunciation conducts a western mission service. He labors through a long genealogical Ezra passage, finally pausing in mock solemnity to declare the reading ends with a brief prayer and “Here endeth the first lesson.”
A Troy Times anecdote recounts a Windsor dinner with Queen Victoria where two church dignitaries clashed in wit. One cleric boasts of the queen’s memory while the other reveals he spoke to her first about a dramatic event. The queen smiles at the candid exchange.
Harry Cunningham recalls Charlie Broadwater of Montana hosting a banquet for about twenty friends. The feast featured a 20 year old brandy priced extravagantly and Roquefort cheese served with coffee. A guest tasted the cheese, grimaced, and said he did not like it, remarking that the brandy was fine but the cheese displeased him.
A lighthearted note from the Chicago Daily News highlights auctioneers as an obliging group who attend to each bidder's requests and bids with steady attention.
The article argues that Russia aims to absorb Persia and expand southward, aided by England’s stance and strategic loans. It details Russian methods of influence in Caucasia and Iran, the promise of friendship with noncooperators, and the projection of naval power from Port Arthur to the Gulf, warning of a broader Asia-wide expansion.
Joh Garberick of Bucyrus Ohio kept a pump at his barn to water stock. One horse gripped the handle with its teeth and pumped until it thirst was quenched. Other horses then asked him to pump for them. The pump handle wore out so a chain pump was installed. The horse now studies the mechanism and often tries to operate it.
A fragmented Reuters style report notes a Sunday school gathering in London featuring songs praising Jesus. The text mentions a speaker named John and a choir singing sacred tunes.
A Ram's Horn excerpt warns that pleasure can become pain and that true character is shown under life’s pressures. It asserts religion reflects personal principle and criticizes reforming a man through marriage as futile. It also notes figures fear affecting salvation and a church's desire to control behavior.
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