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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
7
An essay on happiness arguing it cannot be bought or promised by others. True joy comes from serving others and working honestly, with nature granting happiness when one forgets self and acts for the common good. Cautions against fortune tellers and the myth of easy wealth.
A reader highlights a newspaper page showing a gypsy fortune telling scene predicting marriage twists and a dark tale of New York society. The column juxtaposes a courtroom testimony where a wealthy wife details alleged infidelities and lavish excess at a cafe.
The passage contends that as wealth concentrates the nation declines and social ills rise. It notes the difficulty of labels for the depicted artwork while suggesting the phrase ill fares the land as a fitting contemporary study caption.
A janitress, abused by a drunk husband, built a life for her two children by keeping her job for twenty years. She saved, sent her kids to school, faced funerals and illness, and still smiles. Her rule is simple, “It never changes nothing to complain.”
The article recalls Dr Johnson frequenting St Clement Danes where his pew near the north gallery bears a brass plate installed in 1851. It notes the December 1884 centenary memorial service with a sermon by Rev. Dr. Lindsay and Johnsons violet-draped pew. Boswell records Johnsons devout Good Friday and Easter attendance and his solemn litany prayer for deliverance.
A London Chronicle item explains how postal authorities in Russia and other countries routinely open letters as a skillful practice. It details methods from steaming and resealing to edge roughening and gum sealing, noting the use of bone tools and wooden edge clamps.
A terse quotation credits Heine with remarking that bold men serve as instruments of those who think. The line frames agency as subordinate to intellect in decision making.
An elderly man from Carey, Ohio, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of backache and nocturnal kidney discomfort. He reports lasting improvement after using the remedy and endorses its continued publication. Sold by dealers nationwide, price five cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole agents.
A Selected passage warns that a habit of viewing life through a distorted lens breeds unhappiness and defeats success. It contrasts pessimism as a destructive force with optimism as a constructive agency, urging a hopeful mindset.
J D Ewing of Springfield Illinois writes of kidney and bladder trouble worsening to dull headaches and painful urination. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a few weeks the headaches disappeared and bladder function returned to normal with complete relief from distress.
A dialogue describes people carrying flowers to decorate graves of dead heroes and bricks to throw at living heroes, reflecting cyclical protest and shifting aims. The scene contrasts mournful tribute with destructive anger as the crowd redirects its gesture.
Real estate notice offers farms for sale in Seneca and Wyandot counties from 20 to 200 acres with reasonable prices. Also bargains in Trumbull and Portage counties Ohio. Contact W M Presler Adrian Ohio home phone 5167 for full particulars.
A missionary visitor and a thief debate conscience and self interest. The thief admits following conscience only to justify stealing, saying their agreement led to his capture by the visitor. The exchange highlights moral tension within a crime narrative reported in the New York American.
The notice lists closing and arrival times for Mails North South and Big Four, Findlay and Value routes, and Northern Ohio, with Sunday timings. It notes express pouch for Bellcenter and Sunday postal hours from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m.
The advertisement offers a money back guarantee if buyers are not satisfied after using two thirds of a cottle following directions. It states the product is sold to J PD Ewitup Co. and W. Baryton.
The Washington Star notes a guest named Bliyzzius felt uncomfortable during a banquet as he feared a speech and resented being overlooked after. The office will be open from 6 30 to 8 00 Saturday evening to accept subscriptions.
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