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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
3
A vintage ad claims Dr Shoop's Restorative revives tired nerves and renews vitality after indoor winter life. It promises faster circulation and improved organ action with a few weeks of use, and notes J. D. Ewing as seller.
Bert Mitten proclaims he has taken the agency for Fostoria Steam Dye Works. He guarantees perfect satisfaction and invites all needing dyeing or clearing work to visit his store for attentive service. The shop offers specialty of dyelas goods.
A historical endorsement notes Haley's Urine Laxative as best for women and children. It praises its mild action and pleasant taste compared with stronger purgatives like pills and tablets. Cure constipation.
Mrs Susan Lutz aged about 80 died Saturday at 4 am at her Wharton home after a long illness with Brights disease. Born Susan Kimmell in Stark county April 25 1828 she lived in Wyandot and Wharton. Survived by six children including William Aaron S J and Charles with two daughters at home. Funeral at Wharton M E church conducted by Rev T J Carey. Interment Zion Bloom cemetery south of Vanlue.
Adrian notes list town visitors and residents including Bert Black of Tiflo and Mae Etchen of Carey. The Adrian school term begins with C W G Saylor as teacher. Local families host guests from Tiffin Carey Dunkirk and Kenton. Health Coffee claims to imitate real coffee created by Dr. Shoop and sold by W H Lytle.
A printed prescription from a Cleveland authority promotes a home mixture as relief for rheumatism. It lists Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound syrup Suarsuprijla with instructions to mix and take after meals and at bedtime. The item urges readers to cut out and preserve the copy and notes local druggists can supply ingredients or prepare the mixture.
St Paul residents host guests from Carey Vanlue and Ridge while church services invite all. Local families endure wet weather halting farming and a minor ankle injury replaces a dislocated bone for a Ridge youth.
Hayes Tung and wife along with guests Henry Davis and wife and son Fay attended Sunday events. Frisbie Cross and wife visited John Kloppfer and family with children Ethel and Frederick. John J. Robison and wife were hosted by Harvey Wohlgamuth and wife. Joseph Deidrick and wife visited their son Clarence and wife. Verne Alspach left for Toledo to attend business college. Walter Cule and family visited Frisbie Nye. Andrew Hoteling and family visited George Baughman. Bert Bachar of Vanlue visited his parents.
Fifty thousand strawberry plants offered by Adrian Ohio grower with twenty eight years in culture. Claims varieties are productive and profitable for local soil. Plants reputed free of disease per Ohio fruit inspectors. Sold by the hundred thousand at reasonable prices. Call or address Home Phone 6167 W. M. Presler Adrian, Ohio.
Grace Chapel announces Sunday school next Sunday at nine o'clock with preaching after ten. The notice lists local residents visiting each other, including Wentling, Boose, Hagerman, Devene, Wentling, and Shaw families, and notes Edgar Wentling purchasing a windmill last Tuesday.
Patent lawyer H E Dunlap of Wheeling West Virginia announces Western Ohio inventors with patents issued. D Hall Norwood Bullock Electric system of distribution. C Krabill Edgerton post brace. J D Nolen Toledo signor by mesne to J B Shepherd Chicago. G T Reiss Hamilton mold fence posts. J W Sparks C J Allen Sabina automatic railway switch. A M Sweetwood Bradner merry go round. W J Tolle Reesville sled. H B Utz College Hall book holder.
A local ad invites readers to view samples of wall paper, room mouldings, and home decorations at unusually low prices this spring. They offer home visits to present samples and promise painting and paper hanging as a specialty with work guaranteed satisfactory.
Numerous farms in Trumbull and Portage counties Ohio with 50 to 176 acres feature brick or frame houses, multiple barns, sugar camps, timber blocks, and fruit. prices range from 1 700 to 12 600 with proximity to Warren and rail lines. Sellers cite shortage of farm help as reason for low prices and urge inquiries to local contact.
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