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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
7
An amused columnist reports a quirky study counting smiles as inches and miles. He cites variations among women and notes famous smiles of Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan, arguing some smiles span vast distances with generous laughter.
A reflective essay contrasts daydreams with real life, urging readers to keep dreaming. It argues great souls sustain visions, while those without dreams live with little spontaneity and purpose. Dreaming, then acting, is the path to fullness of life.
This essay proclaims health as true wealth and argues that a family elevates every person’s value. It contrasts material wealth with well being, urging readers to inventory life’s real riches through health, purpose, and loved ones. It warns that freedom without family burdens may sap motivation and meaning.
A mother defends her son as good despite his faults while a friend hints at his vices. The article argues many parents misread their children as they grow toward adulthood and face temptations away from home. It warns that many boys drift into risky behavior while parents remain unaware.
Ferdinand Schumacher of Canton Ohio pioneer in United States breakfast cereals died after a career that built mills and wealth but left him with little. He refused damaged grain for distilling, promoted Prohibition, and invested in a model town project despite its failure. He stood by his beliefs with manhood over money and earned respect for his integrity.
The piece laments modern greed and monopolistic wealth accumulation likening it to a spider’s web. It warns that money pirates and lustful eyes will fade, while lawyers, heirs, harpies profit, and claims the old adage there are no pockets in shrouds.
A devotional study of John 19 17 42 with reflections on Jesus crucified as the savior for sinners. It emphasizes the rebellious attitudes of rulers and the crowd, the prophecies fulfilled, and the call to faith and steadfastness in the face of doubt.
Post office schedule lists North and South mail closures at 80 a m to 6 p m with several arrivals from North and South at 9:27 a m 12 2 p m 6 15 p m and additional lines for Big Four Northern Ohio Findlay and Valnue routes showing closing times and arrivals. Sunday hours: 9 to 10, 11:30 to 11:45, 4 to 4 50 p m with 9 18 a m arrival from the North.
The article notes a cure claim for chronic constipation and states that over ten thousand schools exist in China teaching Chinese youths with methods similar to those used in the source country.
The piece argues that Columbus people shape their routine to be pleasant, making work and life feel agreeable through deliberate habit and choice. It emphasizes personal agency in creating a favorable environment.
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