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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1900
Page
2
A meditation on divine weaving as human life races forward. The speaker contemplates the loom of God shaping destiny while fearing the unknown, yet acknowledging God’s thoughts bloom in man when he acts. A concluding note hints at the observer, Mrs Frances Moore Geiger, in New York.
Sturgis reveals the killer used a scientific method to dissolve bodies in a tank. The murderer, powerful and wealthy, arranged wholesale murder with underground links between a house and a bogus chemical plant. He employs agents to do the dirty work and ship bodies for disposal.
Sturgis and Sprague confront Dr. Murdock in a hidden laboratory. A gas death trap, a grate, and a speaking tube trap them in a subterranean chamber as Murdock exits. They plan to delay the gas with a box while seeking escape.
Washington anecdote recalls a Eastern diplomat famed for a comical entrance and a golden key gift. A debutante pockets the key amid hostilities of social missteps while the man adjusts to English. He leaves a vacant space and constant talk for the season.
The lesson centers on Luke 15 1 10 where Jesus answers critics by recounting the lost sheep and lost coin parables. It explores seeking the lost and rejoicing when found, plus the cost of discipleship and the primacy of love and righteousness over sentiment.
Readers urged to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for fatigue and pelvic pain linked to womb inflammation. Mrs Ella Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin praises the remedy after two years of distress and doctoring. Email advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
Swett debunked a speaker on the phrase a son of a sea cook, explaining it is a perversion of the Indian name sekawk meaning skunk. He asserted the term is rarely used or understood correctly.
A Chicago Tribune quote recalls a witty exchange where a young wife reveals she once believed all appealing men were married, and now admits she has learned they were.
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