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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
2
A poetic verse by Annette Kohn reflecting on lasting connections, memories, and the idea that bonds endure beyond parting. It speaks of light and shadow, dewdrops and oceans, and the persisting impact of love and friendship. The piece concludes with reassurance that souls remain joined.
A detective tale set around a wager in Sturgis unfolds with mystery and sharp deduction. A sleuth follows clues, unmasking a hidden motive and solving a whodunit in a tense, compact narrative.
In a lengthy confession letter dated December 31 1856 Knickerbocker Bank president explains a deadly chain of events. Thomas Chatham exposed a critical accounting error leading to a desperate plan to cover the loss and a fatal shooting unfolds with Arbogast and Chatham involved. The letter reveals temptation to repay the overdrawn sum, possible blackmail, and the bank’s ensuing tragedy.
Sturgis returns to his lodgings after a busy day, shaping a scene of mounting tension and hidden motives. The late evening disappearance of documents hints at a confession and possible fallout, as witnesses recall the day’s tense exchanges and unresolved questions.
A Chicago Post tale describes Patrick the suburban grocer clerk busy with customers. When the pound weight vanishes he jokes that Mr Jones took it after asking for polite service. Jones had asked for any quality tea and Patrick wrapped the pound weight with the tea, claiming the weight went with it.
America's richest woman, Mrs. Hetty Green, changes residence from Hoboken to Bellows Falls Vermont. The report notes her family will occupy the Green homestead, details Vermont tax practices, and lists historical tax data for the Green family dating from 1899 through 1900.
A Sunday School lesson reviews the parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10 25 37 set in the Perean period as Jesus answers a lawyer by defining neighbor and the duty to love God and neighbor. The lesson notes discuss the lawyer's motives and Jesus response Go and do thou likewise.
In Washington Star style dialogue Miss Cayenne notes a neighbor’s husband frequents the races and adventures, while the question turns to his wife. The exchange hints at social rumor and curiosity about a new resident and her character.
Jack Old Newridhe frets over his daughter who is betrothed to an American chaperone claimed to be rich enough for the real thing. The elder warns against cheap imitations as the match prospers.
A Chicago Post item notes a club election where a female candidate won after another member’s plea. She recounts the result, and tears swayed the vote, prompting debate over the emotional influence in leadership contests.
A brief item notes that a couple once involved has ended their affair as the man and the woman are revealed to be married to others. The record cites the Philadelphia North American as the source.
The passage notes ants extending charity to certain insect residents in their nests. It highlights the claviger, a blind beetle that is entirely dependent on ants for nourishment and care, with Muller credited for first pointing out this interaction.
A Ram's Horn meditation contrasts earthly wealth with spiritual riches, urging humble labor for God. It asserts the divine nature of Christ becomes real through shared humanity and calls readers to value humility as the unfading crown.
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