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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
6
A Chicago Standard tribute recalls Lizzie L. Baker who writes of a beloved's ascent to heaven and the promise of reunion at the pearly gate. The speaker reflects on the beloved's virtuous months, patient waiting, and future meeting beyond life in a tone of tender faith.
Anxious rumors swirl as Loring and Folsom prepare for possible Indian attack after Hal Folsom is wounded and Lizette, the Sioux lover, warns of a Sioux force near the ranch. Ned Lannion brings news of Hal and Burleigh, while Lizette seeks shelter with the trader as the narrative treks toward a tense night.
Five days after the attack the women and children from Warrior's Gap arrive at Fort Frayne escorted by infantry and remaining cavalry. Lieutenant Dean, questioned about Indians, reports none seen. Letters from Loomis and Jessie recount further danger, horse theft, and a captured agent, with Folsom’s ranch involved.
A Chicago Post snippet shows a young author pitching a tale about marriage, disappearance, mourning, remarriage, and a returned husband. The publisher mocks the premise as overdone while the writer argues that originality remains elusive and genius is undervalued.
Harlem Life quotes a heated exchange between editors about the Daily Voice publisher. The piece notes a call for reform in journalistic standards while labeling the publisher's conduct as unmitigated and stupid. The dialogue underscores tensions in press ethics.
A wry note from the Indianapolis News says photographers find many sitters refuse to stand for photos. The line contrasts stubborn behavior with expectations in street life.
Prominent politician Hon. David Meekison credits Peruna for curing a thirty year battle with catarrh. The statesman praises the tonic's benefits for voice and health, citing letters from actor Carrie Thomas and others. Readers are invited to write Dr. Hartman for free advice.
A scientific exchange reports that blood serum interactions between humans and apes support Darwinian links. Experiments show rabbit serum dissolves guinea pig blood, while horse serum dissolves rabbit or human blood, and human serum spares ourang outang, chimpanzee, and gibbon blood.
In Prospect Mr Bills Johnny asks about hot water after knocking over a jar of fruit on the tablecloth. Johnny Bills says there will be plenty of it when mama returns from downtown, per the Chicago Tribune.
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