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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
2
A emotional poem from S. E Kiser printed in the Chicago Times Herald laments a father’s regret for scolding a young child. He vows to repair the hurt, hoping for mercy and fond memories, as he prays the child remains blameless and preserved from sorrow.
A confession letter reveals Chatham and Henry Seymour duping James Withers into bank fraud at the Knickerbocker Bank. Over two years more than $250,000 was stolen, with the narrator forced to aid the scheme and now contemplating flight to escape exposure and prison.
Sturgis and Dunlap pursue Arbogast and Chatham in a bank fraud case tied to a quarter of a million dollars stolen by Arbogast and accomplices. A detective reports from the Tombs, traces cables and a cab mishap, and probes the Manhattan Chemical Company link as a potential clue to the mystery.
The 38 treaty cities extend beyond coast towns to interior locations like Mongtze and Somea, offering foreigners homes, property rights, trades, and travel without passports. They, under peace treaties with Japan, allow factories and industrial ventures, spreading Western influence across 15 provinces and underscoring demand for more treaty cities and rail connections.
A West Lothian anecdote recalls the late Duke of Westminster at Stack West Sutherland where a friend sent one telegram predicting his horse would win a major race. The duke paid carriage and telegram fees totaling 3 shillings and later 30s more for a follow up. The horse won and the duke netted £10,000, yet never forgave the joke.
Harlem Life notes a humorous exchange about marriage with Mr Sappy fearing a wife. The dialogue depicts caution about domestic life and singleness as a punchline.
A Sunday School lesson on Luke 12 13 23 explores the defrauded heir dispute over inheritance asking Jesus to judge. He warns against covetousness saying life does not consist in abundance of possessions and teaches through the parable of the rich fool that wealth without God is a fool’s treasure.
Wisconsin experiment bulletin 83 details a complete all wood silo door design with gasketed frame and four log balls. It also outlines a flush outside wall connection with three-layer lumber and waterproof paper for weather protection, noting smaller silos require only exterior siding for strength.
The Jersey Bulletin urges farmers to adopt silos arguing silage stores corn safely and permanently, costs less than other forms, preserves most parts of the corn, tolerates sun or rain, reduces farm work, boosts dairy value, yields more corn per acre, and serves as a winter substitute for green fodder.
Reports indicate New Zealand dairy farmers enrich skim milk for calves with cod liver oil at two ounces per calf per day. Oil costs about 75 cents a gallon, with 160 ounces per gallon allowing 80 days of feeding. Crude oil use ends after the period, and seed bed preparation also affects vegetable success.
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