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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
4
New Coins Proposed for 2 7 and 8 Cent Pieces
The senate considers bills to coin 2 7 and 8 cent pieces responding to merchant appeals and tax change difficulties. The 2 cent bill has Roosevelt Memorial Association backing and a likeness of the late colonel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee of Banking and Currency
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Mint
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Republican presidential hopefuls clash in primary campaign
The Republican contenders for the presidential nomination conduct a lively campaign marked by bitterness and accusations. Wood Harding and Johnson face charges, with Wood accused of overspending and opponents exposing Harding editorials. Democrats would exploit any nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Harding
Johnson
Roosevelt
Sinnapaschugy: Indian Coined Name For Automobiles
In Monticello Utah San Juan County Navajo and Hopi report a new Indian term Sinnapaschugy for cars, meaning goes with a chug. The word shows local adoption as motor vehicles become common among tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Utah
San Juan County
Centralized schooling eyed for better future education
The McComb Herald discusses centralized schools as a path to improved education for boys and girls, noting the old country schoolhouse has served its day and modern farming methods align with new teaching approaches. The piece frames progress as a brighter day on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McComb Herald
Gompers Questions Overalls Movement Fad
Samuel Gompers the labor leader calls the overalls movement a silly fad and warns it may not be harmless. the medicine may be worse than the disease it aims to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
Congress approves bill to cut print paper import duty
Congress passes a bill removing the import duty on print paper costing eight cents or less per pound and the president approves it. The aim is to stimulate imports and ease the pressure of abnormal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Aerial Mail Route Established Between New York and San Francisco
An aerial mail route has been established between New York and San Francisco with Chicago as a connecting waypoint. The service marks a new era in cross country air correspondence and internal mail delivery networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Pneumonia Risk Higher for Farmers in Atchison County
Health Officer records show farmers suffer more pneumonia than town residents due to outdoor work, delayed indoor warming after flu, and poor indoor conditions. Farmers face ten times the risk of death from cold compared with city workers, with drafty homes, wet clothing, and inconsistent milk and water sources cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Kansas
New York Post
Bryan as Delegate to National Democratic Convention
Nebraska returns show Bryan chosen as a delegate to the National Democratic Convention in San Francisco. The piece notes his past role at Baltimore, his likely active participation, and frames the selection as a victory for prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Bryan
San Francisco
Baltimore
Wilson
Prohibition
Dardanelles Free to Commerce Shifts World Trade
The powers decide the Dardanelles will be free for commerce as the straits of Gibraltar are, a decision set to affect global trade and especially Russia, marking a major world impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dardanelles
Straits of Gibraltar
Russia
Akron Becomes Fifth City in State
New census places Akron as the fifth largest city in the state with a population of 203 435, reflecting a ten year increase of 139 368. The five biggest cities are Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Columbus and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Columbus
The Strike Improves Freight Shipments Return to Normal
The strike situation is said to be steadily improving with freight shipments normal in many sections. The report notes reduced disruption and more consistent delivery flows across affected areas.
Closing Day at Adrian School Under Sprinkles Management
Last Friday marked the Adrian school closing day with J and E Sprinkle in charge. Patrons enjoyed a program by pupils while baskets were shared and students from eighth grade were honored for achievements in corn display, woodwork, map drawing, fancy work and writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian School
J. &E. Sprinkle
Mr. Sprinkle
Albert Feck
Roscoe Lenner
Ruth Ranck
Last Day At Shady Grove School Acknowledges Mr Mathias
Last Friday marked the final day at Shady Grove school in the northwest town. Patrons attended an elegant dinner prepared by the ladies and spent a sociable afternoon. This was the third successful year under Mr Virgil Mathias and patrons hope he returns to teach next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Grove School
Wot Town
Virgil Mathias
Society closes deal to buy Barn House property
Representatives of the Home For the Aged People of the Reformed Church in the United States completed the purchase of the Barn House property on Marseilles avenue just beyond the city edge. The brick house with six acres will be remodeled with new wings and ready for possession within a month. The current rental on Collinwood avenue will be vacated and the sixty-acre outskirts tract may be rented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the Home For the Aged People of the Reformed Church
United States
Marseilles ‘Avenue
Collinwood Avenue
Toledo
Judge finds city not liable in Seneca common pleas suit
Judge Duncan of Findlay presided over the Seneca county case brought by the Grummill heirs for damages. The suit targeted city and county. the judge ruled the city was not liable and the case was withdrawn. Jurors from Wyandot County included E G Alt house Crane township R L Young Richland township David A mre Cleary Mifflin township and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan’ of
Findlay
Seneca Common’ ‘Pleas
Grummill Heirs
Wyandot County
E G. Althouse
Crane Township
R.L Young
Richland Township
David A. MreCleary
Mifflin Township
Richard Smith
Upper Sandusky
John Paulin
L. C Crowiler
Nevada
Stanley Ranger
Crawford
Knights of Pythias roll call at Justus Lodge 393
Justus Lodge No 393 invites past and present Knights of Pythias members to an evening roll call on May 4 with speakers on Pythianism in Ohio and beyond. Lunch will be served and members are urged to attend for a social evening with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus Lodge No. 393
Ohio
Beech Grove Social Notes Quiet After Measles Visit
Beech Grove reports Kennerley ill with measles while neighbors and families share visits across Addison Rickle Curtis Corbin and other households. Sunday School set for 9 30 with a prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Roszman
Addison Rickle
Corbin
Mrs
Curtis Corbin
Curtis Plott
Yorest
N. B. Plott
Anna Hagley
Carey
Clarence Hagley
Robert
Roy Plott
Ernest Brown
Sarles
Beech Grove
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Worth in Local Testimony
A Carey resident touts Dean's Kidney Pills after relief from back pain dizziness and sleeplessness. He reports four boxes cured his kidney and bladder troubles and restored health. Price is 60 cents at dealers and Dearky Kidney Pills are the same as those used by Mr Strahm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Dean
Gafey
Down Street
Snys
Dean’s
Tiffin Business University Notes
The summer term begins June 14 with higher attendance than last year. Forty eight students accepted positions since January and several will leave in two weeks. Staff moves include Vira Loy at Goodrich Corp earning 110 dollars monthly and Corinne Forbs promoted to secretary at B&O R R. Claude Beaver joined Great Western Pottery as assistant to the general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vira Loy
B. F. ‘Goodrich Corp Akrod
Dewey
Claude Beaver
Goodyear Co
Akron
Great Western Pottery
Tiffin
Salvation Army Doughnut Recipe for AEF Crews
The Salvation Army shares its doughnut formula used for American Expeditionary Force canteens. Ingredients include flour sugar baking powder salt eggs milk and lard knead and drop into boiling lard. French lassies say a happy smile at serving elevates enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bucyrus Council Debates Adopting Eastern Time
The Bucyrus council votes on a resolution to switch to Eastern time amid a heated public discussion ongoing in the city. Local officials and residents clash over changing clocks and daily schedules as the issue flares.
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Bucyrus Council
Man Surprised by Newspaper Death Announcement
Mr Tilton discovers his own obituary in a newspaper and immediately calls friend Jones to confirm the item. Jones confirms seeing the notice and asks where Tilton is speaking from.
Knights of Malta origins and early history
The Knights of Malta trace their origin to the era of the first crusades around 1070 to 1090. After Jerusalem fell to Crusaders the order was established by Gerard who died in 1120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Malta
Order of the Knights of Malta
Jerusalem
Gerard
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Homer Thrall
Cerves
CIFY
Fifth City
Knights OF
Pythias
Howard Kennerley
Alva Corbin
F. B. Schade
George Starr
O. C. Rickle
John Stalter
Tiffin Business University Notes
Salvation Army
Bucyrus
C. F. Sutter
New Keller Block
Main St
Peoples Bank
Brown & Williams
Grant Karr
F. F. Scheel
Herbert
Newhard
Jones
Cincinnat! Enquirer
Kentucky
Crown Jewel
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
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