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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
6
Tired eyes close as twilight falls and children murmur I lay me down to sleep. A mother fears the night while a benevolent presence guides dreams and the Saviour takes the final whispered prayer in Ettie Gilbert McNeill's Ram's Horn piece.
In a tense late evening scene at Fort Folsom Captain Pecksniff uncovers a plot hinting Burleigh engineered a bogus cargo to cover a $10,000 shortage. Lieut Dean’s fate and a mass casualty at Warrior Gap spark fear of further Sioux actions and a scramble to stabilize the post.
Tension mounts in Gate City as Maj Burleigh flees with funds after a bogus stockpile scare. Folsom and Stevens race dispatches toward Cheyenne, while Sheriff deputies pursue the rig westward. Rumors swirl of Capt Newhall and Red Cloud as Loring investigates clues and Marshall Dean gains support.
An English traveler in the Sahara recounts pursuing ostriches to their nest and uncovering four fresh eggs buried about a foot deep. He notes egg freshness, shell strength, and that ostrich eggs make a portable desert staple, with eggs keeping well for weeks.
A humorous, hyperbolic anecdote places Nero on a throne with captives before him offering a choice between hearing cadenzas on the E string or being burned alive. The tale recalls his later notorious acts and cheeky remarks about warm scenes in Quo Vadis. An old bachelor quote about marriage adds a comic aside.
An advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as the best spring medicine for toning nerves and enriching blood. It claims health benefits across organs, cites patient testimonials, and notes the physician behind the remedy at 35 W. 14th St New York City offering free consultation.
Cincinnati based Oil Creek Mining company drills 900 feet into Pike's Peak opening a three foot vein of ore worth lavishly while early work in 1896 yielded no ore. Directors include George H. Bohrer president of German National Bank Cincinnati secretary George Kreis and treasurer J R Pictou. News notes from Yonkers Statesman quote a beggar and a woman in a street exchange.
Confusing exchange quoted from the Baltimore American features a playful dialogue about age limits and a mistaken identity with croquette and coquette. The remarks pivot on a joke about how croquettes are not made from spring chickens.
Philadelphia Press notes a tailor lamenting that stripes curve outward on a fabric designed for bow legged genta. In the exchange a seller quips about the fabric and fashion quirks while other snippets show terse, humorous exchanges about ossified manners and clingy gowns from various papers.
An 1880s advertisement features Frank J. Cheney and J and Cheney Co of Toledo offering one hundred dollars for any catarrh cure, plus testimonials and a note from notary A W Gleason. The column weaves in a joke about a pig's feet and references Hall's Family Pills as a remedy, with promotional copy aimed at druggists.
A collage of vintage drug ads and quips. Kemp's Balsam touted as a grip remedy with free sample bottles and 25 to 60 cent sizes. Grain-O promoted as a coffee substitute. claims include stomach gentleness and affordability 15 to 25 cents. Included are quotes and social commentary from Town Topics.
Chelsea Wisconsin resident Mrs Ella Rice reports two years of bearing down pains headaches and backache from womb inflammation cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges other women to seek her advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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