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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
7
A short biographical sketch of Owen Kildare of New York City. From a bootblack and newsboy in the Bowery to a celebrated writer, his life shows a rough start, a transformative romance with Mamie Rose, and a rise in journalism and literature.
Revered by some as a minister and evangelist Edward Dunbar wrote songs including There’s Light In the Window For Thee. His life alternated between genius and vice, a wanderer after Minnesota prison for bigamy, ending in a Coffeyville jail then death in a potter’s field.
A columnist advises a young woman to quit gum chewing, citing Dr. John B. Diamond of Bellevue College who warns habitual chewing excites salivary glands and can delay digestion, harm the stomach, nerves, and facial appearance, and even ma ke the lower face prone to lines.
The piece argues that self belief and repeated affirmation can shape health and ability. It compares self suggestion to Darwinian growth of flight in an eagle, urging study of mind power and the divine potential within humanity.
A wife’s quarrel with her husband ends in tragedy as he walks into a lake after she tells him to drown himself. The piece warns that spiteful speech can drive loved ones to despair and compares cruel words to murder, urging soft responses to wrath.
A handsome St. Louis woman abandons her husband and runs off with a rake who seduces her for control. He reveals his cruelty and she shoots him, the tragedy blamed on moral law. The piece argues the soul that sins shall die and violence follows misdeeds.
The lesson expounds on the meaning and impact of Christ's resurrection, its necessity for salvation, and the transformation it brings to believers. It recounts appearances to Mary Magdalene, the women, Peter, and the two on Emmaus, stressing belief in Scripture and the future resurrection life.
The notice lists detailed daily mail closing and arrival times for the Hocking Valley Big Four Northern Ohio and Findlay routes. It also notes Sunday mail cutoffs and post office Sunday hours, with several time values and routes specified.
A reflective aphorism on identity urging each person to develop a unique character and achieve feats no other can. The line underscores personal distinctiveness as a universal ideal.
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