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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
2
In a packed room Roy Glenister battles McNamara for a weapon as Glenister, aided by Wheaton and allies, overwhelms the treacherous foe. The confrontation ends with arrests and a dramatic crowd reaction as Judge Stillman takes charge.
After a dramatic arrest scene, Glenister faces guilt over his actions as the crowd erupts in awe and anger. Roy, Dextry, Slapjack, and Wheaton rally around the fallen hero while Helen and the Bronco Kid reveal hidden ties, setting the stage for further revelations and a continuing struggle for honor and love.
An attendant at Lampton lunatic asylum shows a visitor two inmates. One man sits on a three legged stool, pale and mournful after loving a girl who married another. The second inmate is described as stark raving mad in a padded cell.
A peculiar mud worm sabella lives between high and low tides along Japanese shores. It builds a hard tube, feeds when tides rise by extending a tentacled head to draw in nutriment, and local people cook it into a soup described as real vermicelli though it reportedly tastes and smells bad.
A New York official recalls an Irish speaker at a local campaign who framed the four seasons as feminine. The orator praised autumn as bearing fruit and claimed seasons resemble women because they change and you wish for another.
A young man with a downy mustache vows he is not a fortune hunter. Mr Cumrox, now his father in law, warns he would not rest while fortune could walk into his bank account, urging him to seek it actively.
A Sunday School lesson notes Jesus dining with Simon the leper and Lazarus, Mary’s costly anointing, and the differing reactions. It emphasizes servant ministry, Mary’s faithful act, and the aim to reflect Christ’s risen life in believers.
A long column extols women's aches and kidney issues and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure after a testimonial from Mrs. Minor Mann of Caray Ohio. It mentions Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents and urges readers to remember Doan's. Also notes Doan's Reglets for constipation and Dr Thomas Electric Oil for croup. Ends with a Wall Street Journal remark about grazing land and stock numbers for 1907.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cures irregularities and kidney bladder pain in women. A testimonial from Miss Carrie Harden of Bowling Green Kentucky says relief began with the first bottle and full recovery after the second. The note concludes with a quote from Emerson.
Advertisement-like snippet notes a riddle about the hardest wood used for shingles. It also touts Dean's Ointment for various skin ailments and claims it stops itching instantly. The obscured text mentions Teacher Tommy and a line about knowing the name but not the answer.
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