07 Aug 1873
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Newspaper
Carey Weekly Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1873
Page
1
The poem muses on the futility of worldly praise and the judge of a life. It contrasts striving for right with the heart’s need for mercy, hoping that true reward lies in kindness shown to others. It closes with faith that heavenly rest surpasses earthly accolades.
In a Rust Belt town tale, Thomas Brumble once a woman hater is entangled with Hattie Elton then Polly Ann and Mary Gay. After romantic missteps he exposes vanity and folly, wins Polly Ann and weds Mary Gay, finally returning to Rock Cove with wife, while Elton becomes a chambermaid.
Danbury News reports a Saturday parade without Mr. O Clar ence as his family suffered a fireworks mishap. O Clar ence exploded with cannon crackers and rockets during a home display causing burns, missing hair, and injuries to Wickford’s boy. Mrs. O Clar ence escaped major harm though she felt the impact.
A Swiss court practice in Canton Schwyz distrains debtors by seizing household goods last, valuing items by an appraiser, and delivering enough to satisfy claims, rather than selling assets. Reports cite a Lucerne tailor receiving two old stores and others a carriage or stone load, while a Zurich doctor sued for manure and faced contempt for dumping it into a stream.
A Danbury man declined help from a milkman after experiencing cramps. The incident highlights health discomfort influencing daily assistance choices in the community.
A memoirish narrative contrasts a life of constant hurry with a slower pace, recounting the author’s family routine led by a perpetually rushing husband. It hones in on clock-watching, missed polish, a chaotic morning, and the mixed feelings of frustration and affection toward constant haste.
A blunt meditation on social rank and birth, arguing nobility comes from true greatness beyond pedigree. It compares noble status to a hat feather and notes many people mistake ancestral luck in trades for real superiority. The piece mocks self-importance and emphasizes fragile pretensions amid everyday life.
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