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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
2
A narrative of a clumsy youth who endures ridicule yet pursues greatness. Despite mocks and missteps, his persistence gains notice as neighbors gradually acknowledge his eventual progress and fame. The piece reflects social judgment and rising reputation.
Morning euphoria over a move to Manila clashes with a guardhouse arrest of Morton in company K for alleged theft. Canker pressed for a general court martial while Gordon cites Morton’s innocence after a full briefing. An urgent note from a fraternity brother seeks a ten minute interview to prove Morton’s innocence.
In a Civil War era camp, Billy Gray wrestles with Army orders to aid a Delta Sig brother Morton amid disappearance rumors. Canker clamps down as Gray schemes a midnight interview while Miss Amy Lawrence and Mr. Prime loom in tension over a missing son.
In 1856 a rural resident vowed to wear hair and beard until John C. Fremont was elected president. He kept it for 40 years, then, after Fremont's death, had hair and beard cut. The barber charged half a dollar for the removal and asked if he could keep the hair.
A Mississippi woman newly arrived in Memphis for work goes to general delivery asking for letters. Refusing to state her name she argues with the clerk claiming it is none of his business. The clerk leaves muttering, and she does not hear from home that day.
Miles questions the faith-cure practice and Giles claims a complete cure from trying it once. Giles admits the cure was his faith in the method rather than a physical ailment.
A short World page dialogue shows Mrs Ashley admiring a prayer rug and Mr Speakly commenting on its size. The exchange ends with a quip about the rug being large enough for all prayers.
The Detroit Free Press notes the current walking dresses among women are deemed impractical and unlikely to endure. Observers doubt the style will last, reflecting concerns about fashion and utility in daily life.
The lesson explains Jesus teaching from Matthew 4 25 to 6 12 highlighting the Beatitudes The poor in spirit mourn the meek those who hunger for righteousness merciful pure in heart peacemakers and the persecuted are blessed The notes compare Luke parallel and discuss the meaning of blessed and the inner and outer life of Christians.
A sweeping portrait of intense activity across Manitoba Saskatchewan and the Prairie West. The piece notes rising school counts bank and land activity and expanding infrastructure as thousands move in from the United States and East. It highlights Winnipeg as a key gateway and the broad policy push across banks churches and governments to support rapid development.
A compact collection of aphorisms attributed to Emerson and others. It contrasts memory of wrong with generous heart, urges focus on present duties, and notes faith and patience in daily life. The text cites quotes about doing what lies at hand and differences in treatment between heirs and servants.
The Yakima Tribe near Toppenish Washington held a seven day medicine dance with two hundred participants. Chief White Swam is said to be civilized, while old customs fade. Seven candidates endured severe tortures daily, brands and gashes marking their trials, with Rumaing Coy ote nearly dead and others left to recover or die.
A brief caption notes a photographer complimenting a young woman and offering two dozen photographs instead of one, as reported by the Ohio State Journal.
The Venture of London completes final payment of 6.5 million dollars to W S Stratton for the Independence mine Cripple Creek. Stratton sold the mine a year earlier for 10 million with 3.5 million down. He staked it on July 4 1891 and says the stock price implies a 15 million valuation. he believes he could have earned more than double from output.
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