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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
4
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A school reform note urges teachers to cultivate clear diction and distinct utterance in pupils. It argues that distinct speech grabs attention better than volume, aids public speaking, and helps in business and social life, citing Demosthenes as an example. It also notes Governor Cox’s upcoming notification and Senator Harding’s porch campaign.
The Mexican situation shows improvement after a rulers change with Villa defeating Carranza and promising to farm roles rather than brigandage. Indictments in the U S may be possible. Lower California claims settle but turmoil may ease. Government finances reportedly sound, no external borrowing needed as national resources suffice. Some U S financial interests urged restraint to restore stability.
The presidential campaign has begun in earnest with candidates ramping up activity. Key figures are launching events in early states and outlining policy platforms as momentum builds into the election season.
The article reports several fatal railroad crossing accidents amid rising auto travel. It notes deaths near Ada and Dennison involving double tracked lines and trains in both directions. It urges drivers to stop and listen before crossing, warning that negligence may have dire consequences.
The ICC authorized higher passenger and freight rates with opinions split on impact. Some fear higher costs will reach consumers like Poor Jones, while others expect eventual relief through better equipment, disciplined crews, and improved transport efficiency. Time will tell which view holds.
Republicans claim a rift between President Wilson and Governor Cox but the speaker argues Cox will chart his own policy and largely follow the President’s course with no quarrel or strain expected.
The Federal Reserve Bank quotes rising confidence as business conditions improve. Credit strain remains, but other indicators show progress. Crop prospects have improved due to favorable weather.
Several major newspapers in the county hike single copy costs from two to three cents citing higher material and labor costs. Publishers say there is no escape from the rising expenses.
A group of 49 New York City manufacturers, across 40 industries, report rising labor efficiency. They previously said in September 1919 that overall efficiency was below normal by about six percent. The new testimony shows a clear, ongoing improvement though not yet remarkable.
The piece notes global national debt rising to about 265 billion with interest over 9 billion annually and per capita debt surging. It also cites a U S luxury outlay of 8 billion yearly, Mexico oil exports surging to a world record in May 1920 and total 1920 oil production forecast around 150 million barrels, much of it destined for the United States.
John Shawtown of Tiffin a ground man for the Ohio Power Company was electrocuted near the Dolomite Products Co. plant shortly after Friday afternoon. He died minutes before arrival at Mercy hospital after an ambulance ride of nine miles. Age 47, he had heart trouble and leaves a wife and a married daughter. Green Spring Echo reports the incident.
The Chamber of Commerce requests that anyone with rooms to let or houses for sale or rent, and any parties seeking employment or houses, notify the Chamber of Commerce located above LeMott's barber shop in The Carey Realty Co. building.
Mrs. Anna Kemmerly of 310 S Vance Sts. says a kidney disorder caused back pain and urinary troubles. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she felt great relief from the first box and continued to recommend them to other sufferers. 60c at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Mfrs Buffalo NY.
The announcement names John D Morris of Upper Sanusky as the Democratic candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the primary Tuesday August 10.
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