11 Sep 1873
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Newspaper
Carey Weekly Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1873
Page
1
A poetic vow from a husband to his wife about enduring love as they drift together on the river of life. He praises faithfulness, contends no past faults matter, and looks forward to a blissful forever with her as they navigate life’s currents.
Mrs. Martha a wary housekeeper quarrels with Paul Rivers a curious young naturalist as he gardens and trades his art for Mildred Grey's attention. A painter father longs for a closer life with Miss Grey while Paul pursues his dream, and the exchange of a child’s sketches quietly reshapes a neighborly romance.
A Duke plants a rock on a road to teach diligence. Passers by complain and stumble, but none remove the stone. Digging beneath reveals a bag with a ring and coins for the one who lifts the stone, teaching the value of effort.
A Lancaster newspaper recounts the rapid construction of a brick house in ten and a half hours. The 20 by 30 foot ground floor rising to two stories with eight rooms employed over 100 workmen. J T Reading photographed the process with views every few minutes while bricklayers and carpenters completed the structure.
A Gmoreta laborer declined a daily wage offer of four dollars after declaring he had just found a fresh coon track. The remark reflects frontier humor and the value placed on hunting in the period.
The Cincinnati horse auction trade generates just over five million dollars each year, reflecting a robust market for bidders breeders and dealers in the region.
A banker Saderland faces the Tsarist court's brutal reach as a police commissary recites an orders to skin him alive. The empress orders only a skin removal, a cruel fate keeping him in suspense until the sovereign dismisses him.
A Danbury man, Mr. Coville, was injured when a ratchet chair he used to rest in collapsed. His little fingers were caught in the chair’s ratchets, leaving him immobilized and in severe pain as his wife and neighbors failed to hear his cries for help.
In fruit tree buying the best are worth premium, says an experienced farmer and orchardist. He notes that the best trees are cheap at the highest price, while the rest are costly. A large farmer adds he could not pay his hired help without his orchards.
A French innovator claims to have created a process that makes paper from starch. The breakthrough suggests a cheaper alternative to wood pulp and could impact paper production methods.
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