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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
2
A solitary figure wakes to darkness and silence. The speaker feels unseen eyes and listens for sound, finding only the pulse of their own heart. In the night thoughts, dreams, and small beings seem to stir as if alive, yet the mind returns to the beating of the heart.
Sprague and Sturgis devise a plan to expose Murdock while trapped by gas and fire. As gas floods the room they feign death to survive. A tense confrontation at the door tests their endurance and loyalty until rescue or exposure arrives.
Agnes plans to seek her father Murdock's blessing for her chosen husband Chatham amid tensions over the suitor. A visitor and a looming interview unsettle her as the chemist contends with the man’s advances, while a mysterious danger unfolds with Sprague trapped near a speaking tube in Murdock's office.
A collection of anecdotes on borrowed sermons and punctual officials. Thoreau and Emerson inspire a tale of a preacher who bought a clock to fulfill a parable. Then scenes of 1658 New York and New England night watchmen with tip staves and modest pay emerge from Albany Argus notes.
The lesson text retells the prodigal son parable Luke 15 18 with focus on the father's forgiving love and the elder brother's attitude. It emphasizes God as Father and the return from riotous living to a welcoming home, noting moral lessons and analysis sections for youth study.
The piece describes Abdul Hamid II as a paranoid ruler with Turkish and Armenian Arab ancestry, living a secluded life at Yildiz palace. It highlights his distrust of Europeans and reliance on foreign servants, his strict entry rules, and a daily routine of coffee walks and gardening. It notes a capacity for practical work, hobbies, and occasional audiences, ending with hints of potential tragedy.
A Philadelphia Bulletin note reports rumors about Henpeck’s baby and a tongue cutting claim. The source clarifies the child is a girl and the husband says he does not plan surgery.
An irate customer warned the milkman I will make you walk the chalk and dragged him through a stream of spilled milk, in a Baltimore American report.
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