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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
7
A religious talk contrasts the worship of Baal with the Bible’s God. The speaker argues for a Creator and designer behind the world, using Elijah’s contest with Baal to test belief and pose direct questions about atheism and naturalism.
A speaker argues for evolution as a process shaped by natural laws while asserting a personal God governs creation. He contrasts Deist views with the need for a divine mastermind and immortality, defending Christ's divinity and the purpose behind existence.
A preaching extract argues for belief in God, the divinity of Jesus, immortality of the soul, and the Bible as divine guidance. It urges readers to surrender to the higher life, follow God, and heed the divine call to celestial companionship, contrasting true faith with worldly motives.
The Glastonbury Abbey site is set for record visitors as it nears auction. Legends surround the ruins and earlier myths echo through history. Turstin, a Norman abbot, demanded Parisian chants, clashed with English monks, and sparked a brutal church riot with Norman soldiers. Arrows were later found on the crucifix above the high altar.
An inventory estimates the shah of Persia left jewels valued around £10,000,000. The collection includes unmatched diamonds, a state crown, a 18 pound diamond belt, a silver vase with emeralds, a diamond scabbard sword at £250,000, and a square amber block said to have fallen from the sky.
Mrs. Scott Long of Carey Ohio reports long standing kidney trouble from heavy daily work. After trying several remedies she bought Doan's Kidney Pills from New Pharmacy and already notes much improvement. Foster Milburn Co. New York is sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
Postal timetable details list closing and arrival times for North South East West Northern Ohio Findlay and Valne Findlay routes with Sunday hours and pouch transfers. Inaccurate OCR fragments obscure some entries but indicate multiple mail windows.
Dred Calley notices trains and fares for Sunday excursions from Toledo to Detroit and Columbus. It lists departures including a 9 27 am train, with fare details of 1 00 to Detroit 1 50 to Detroit and 1 25 to Columbus.
A new tri weekly through car connection between Columbus Ohio and Frankfort Michigan creates an Ohio Michigan link. Passengers can connect in both directions with resorts in North Michigan via Ann Arbor Railroad and Hocking Valley.
In Philadelphia on July 22 and August 10, travelers learn routes to Jamestown Exposition. A through sleeper via H. W. and N. W. Itineraries include Carey to Norfolk with service by H. W. and N. & W. Exposition runs April 26th to November 36th.
An advertisement claims Dr Shoop's Restorative treats the root cause of stomach heart and kidney troubles by strengthening internal nerves. It offers free samples and a complimentary book, urging readers to mail for information and to request the remedy through local distributor J B. Dwings.
The United States has 260000 school buildings with 460000 teachers at work teaching nearly 180000 children across the system.
An unreadable testimonial extols Namberlains Coli Choletra or Diarrhindw Remedy as a cure for severe distress. The writer credits the product with relief after a harsh bout, noting gratitude and a positive recommendation for sale by a local vendor.
Jean Throgs ruled today as a local case centers on a man who yields to his fate amid a disputed estate and a singular inquiry into custody and tenacious creditors.
Mr J H Seitz of Detroit Michigan reports the product restored appetite after a dull feeling and promoted two pleasant movements of the bowels. The remedy is offered at 25 cents with a free sample at 1 Ewing 8 drug store.
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