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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
5
Local notes list Easter visitors from Findlay Lima and Columbus. Shoppers at Kurtzs advertise curtains and floor maps while repairing services and used goods appear. Community updates include illness, events, and church cantata attendance with several travels to Lima, Toledo, and Crawfordsville Indiana.
Local ads note Kurtz rugs with border widths 24 or 36 inches and discounts on motometer. Numerous short items report visits, illnesses, travel, and social events around Carey, Findlay, Upper Sandusky, Detroit, and nearby communities, plus council bills and town finances for April.
The United States bureau of mines tested oil shales and debunked claims that gold silver platinum or potash could be recovered profitably. Assays show no commercially viable extraction of these materials from oil shales.
The article states the average man bears about 82 400 pounds of atmospheric force on the body. It notes that typical barometric changes can increase or decrease this pressure by about 2 500 pounds.
James Trofano has purchased the second lot east of the George Snyder residence on E Findlay Street and has begun the erection of a modern brick residence.
Newcomer J A Diller and son Leslie visited Tiffin Friday while Mr. and Mrs C X Diller left for Columbus for a conference. John Noon, living with his brother Thomas, spent Easter with his family at Miller City. Mrs Edwin Ruffing and daughter Mary Catherine of Bellevue stayed with her father Thomas Noon from Saturday to Tuesday. Beatrice Haubert of Detroit and Gervase Haubert of Toledo visited their Adrian parents for Easter. G Spencer and daughters Martha and Fredericka drove to Findlay for a family dinner. daughter Jane joined from Toledo and returned in the evening.
Wise and Reason debate returning good for evil and find consent on love for enemies. Maeterlinck’s line portrays Wisdom urging restraint and pursuit of higher virtue beyond reason's initial stance.
A subscriber complains about missing coverage and asks for extra copies and a marriage notice. He recalls chatting with the editor, questions why nothing appeared, offers cattle for sale, and threatens to cancel the paper.
Readers are urged to check Carey Times classified ads for potential profits hidden in listings. The notice emphasizes opportunities within the want ads and encourages timely action to claim benefits.
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