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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
6
The column mixes medical ads for Dr Shoop’s ointment and Dean’s tonics with a political note from T C Laylin on taxation and state finance. It also recounts a raven and falcons interacting on Ruthtine Island and a peculiar bird nest tale from the Londen Standard.
The article explains how both the sun and moon influence tides. It notes the sun’s distant mass still creates a significant tide effect, about four tenths that of the moon, causing higher spring tides during new and full moons. It also mentions that spring tides occur when the sun and moon align.
A seventeen year old faces a critical choice between a life of laziness and petty thrills or a disciplined pursuit of knowledge growth and societal usefulness. The piece argues ambition and strong character determine whether he rises to broader opportunity or remains tethered to crime and mediocrity.
Excerpts from Ohio Tax Commission hearing show farmers and officials debating valuation equity. Speakers from Green Preble and other counties criticize inconsistent horse and real estate assessments, call for more frequent appraisals and a permanent tax commission.
A flowing gown is recommended to be made from watered silk for optimal drape and sheen. The fabric is praised for its soft luster and flowing texture, suggesting it as the ideal choice for formal attire.
Henry C. Adams argues that taxing mortgages indirectly taxes land value and loan costs. He contends removing mortgage taxation lowers land prices and borrowing costs, benefiting land buyers while warning legislative attempts to tax loanable capital create uncertainty and raise rates.
A Fitchburg Sentinel analysis argues that intangible property escapes taxation and that residential taxes fall more on working men. it notes low interest rates historically and recent shifts exempting state bonds from taxation, while real estate owners complain savings bank deposits are taxed too little. assessors face pressure as residents seek cities with lower rates, risking valuation declines.
A devotional on Leviticus emphasizing God's tabernacle presence through Jesus Christ. It links offerings to Christ’s sacrifice and eternal priesthood, contrasts true sanctification with religious pretense, and urges separation unto God amid chastening and faith.
The only just method to handle intangible property is to exempt it or levy a small tax, about one tenth of one percent, since it benefits from police protection in the state and, in some cases, rights can be enforced under it.
Advertisement touts Hoyts Improved Pile Remedy as a complete treatment for all pile conditions. Claims to reach the disease foundation and cure fissures ulcers and both internal and external piles. Endorsed by physicians nationwide and available by mail or through a local druggist. Price one dollar, Toledo Ohio.
Bert Mitten announces he has taken the agency for the Fostoria Steam Dye Works. He offers dyeing and clearing services with prompt attention from his store. The shop also claims a specialty in dyeing goods.
Fragmentary notice notes a child named Willie hidden behind a sofa as a local scene unfolds. Authorities and witnesses are not clearly listed in the readable text.
R A Kav of Oakville Ind recounts ten years bedridden with kidney disease before Foley's Kidney Cure, recommended by a physician, finally giving relief. The ad promotes sale at J D Ewing and ends with a reflective note on life and a woman's view of a husband's work.
A drugstore remedy named Dean's Allotment purports to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles after years of suffering.
The saying advises choosing happiness based on conditions noting that dust means not mud and mud means not dust. It frames a simple mindset as a remedy for sadness.
Product claim lists fast relief times for earache toothache burns muscle ache sore throat and hoarseness attributed to Dr Thomas. The terse line suggests a patent medicine style remedy promising quick soothing effects across multiple ailments.
Advertisers tout round trip tickets across the lake for thirty five cents promising an economical chance for a honeymoon. The offer highlights affordable lake travel as a travel novelty for couples seeking a budget getaway.
A listing seeks Poland China pigs aged two to six months from breeder S C Williams. The ad emphasizes quality stock and invites inquiries for purchase.
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