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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
3
Local notes recount threshing near completion, sickness of Mrs. N B Presler, visits by Mrs. Alva Beck and Leela to Cedar Point, and a sermon by Rev I B Niebel. Neighbors discuss oats, corn conditions, and social visits, with mention of Shull grove picnic and several church and family activities.
A local buyer recounts eczema relief after using Chamberlain's Salve following doctors remedies. The seller listed is J. D. Ewing.
Grace Chapel announces Charles Benjamin remains ill with little improvement. Local residents visited friends and family across town, including the Benjamins and Shaws, Hagermans and Halls, with several Sunday trips to Cedar Point. An excursion lineup and social calls among neighbors are listed. remedies claim quick relief from various pains with Dr. Thomas Electric medicines.
Adrian residents host relatives from Dunkirk Tulin Kenton Bucyrus Elyria and Toledo. Miss Bernice Harris attends Elyria business college. Typhoid recovery for John Schall. Perry Presler returns from Toledo and Lake Erie trip. Mrs Cromer and Miss Grace Presser visit Toledo relatives. Mae Etchen visits Upper Sandusky. About sixty travelers boarded for Cedar Point last Thursday.
Bert Mitten announces he has taken the dye works agency for the above company and offers perfect satisfaction. People needing dyeing or clearing work are urged to call at Bert Mitten's store where prompt attention will be given. The business specializes in dyeing goods.
An 19th century advertises Hoyl's Improved Pile Remedy by CHH Hoyt & Co Toledo Ohio. It claims to cure piles in worst forms and restore the mucous membrane with a guaranteed, simplified treatment priced at one dollar and available by mail or through a druggist.
Jonathan Bachar and family hosted visitors Sunday. John J Robison and wife with Charles Robison and daughters Irene and Eva Bachar enjoyed the day. Lizzie Mitchell visits Fostoria with her brother Earl. Harvey Wohlgamuth and wife with Katharine Wohlgamuth dined with Byron Ogg in Carey. Ruth Starr stayed with Hazel Tong. Mrs Jacob Bachar visited Mrs Harvey Wohlgamuth. Many locals attended the Cedar Point excursion.
Pastures short and hay likely to cost ten dollars a ton. Miss Bertha Duncan of Genoa visits her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Joseph Duncan. Charles Hyter has two accidents drilling for gas or oil. Emanuel Wentz operates a new threshing machine with labor saving blower. A mile of pike is being built north of Crooks school house by Stoll and Lowery. Matt Corfman at Levell spent Sunday at Sycamore. Walter Bliss and family plan to move to Campui Louisiana to run a school. For Sale A good road mare five years old. A prize for a good driver. Samuel A Schlup.
Advertises Don's Rayulets as a laxative aid claimed to prevent constipation with a mild healthy bowel action and no griping. Recommends asking the druggist for them priced at 25e.
RP N Crislip and wife and daughter Gertrude took a business trip to Findlay on Saturday. Residents from Springville attended Cedar Point excursion Thursday. Mrs L A Brayton visited her niece Mrs Brayton Krumm at the Ridge last week. Mrs E Crislip bought a fine driving horse from her uncle Asa Brayton of Carey. Morris Heistand of Arcadia visited Peter Brayton on Sunday. Alva Baughman spent Sunday with his father near Vanlue. Bertram Smith of the Ridge called on Springville Sunday. Mrs John Daub and children of Fostoria visited Mrs Sarah Newcomer recently. Miss Flossie Shelrey and uncle John Greener passed through the village. If Dible and wife spent Sunday with their son Freddie and family of Adrian.
Farms offered in multiple tract sizes from 20 to 300 acres near Carey Adrian New Riegel and Tiffin. Prices range from 35 to 860 dollars per acre. Inquiries directed to W. M. Presler Adrian Ohio.
Vanlue residents report a series of visits from Findlay attorneys and locals, including N W Bright and W S Snook, with several social and business trips cited. A Vanlue Wall victory over Carey 10–8 headlines local sports, and a baby girl joins John and wife.
A tri weekly through car service now operates in both directions between Columbus Ohio and Frankfort Michigan linking all North Michigan resorts via the Ann Arbor Railroad and Hocking Valley.
Travel notice lists through sleeper options from Carey to Norfolk via H. Wi and N. & W. Jamestown route. Service runs from April 26 to November 30 with seasonal availability and positions advertised.
The article lists excursion rates offered by Bomeseekers to northern Michigan and the Dakota regions. Details cover travel packages and destinations with emphasis on affordable group travel options for readers planning a seasonal trip.
A London anecdote recalls Fielding’s stingy joke after dining with Garrick. Fielding gave a penny to a servant as a donation, arguing the penny let the man keep value he might later spend. Garrick condemned the act, but Fielding claimed it served the servant by offering him a real chance to keep the money.
A historical note describes a fog horn on the Farallones built around a sea driven air vent and its eerie noise at high tide. It explains the government’s switch to a steam siren after ships were driven ashore due to the existing horn. The text then moves through short pieces including a dialogue about bitterness, a superstition piece on Napoleon, a quip about preventing a flood, and remarks on hypnotism research.
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