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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
8
Buckeye News Notes reports the Indiana State indito findings show officials in Adams County incurred large costs through extravagant stationery buys. The State Bureau of Examination will push countywide adoption of the practice requiring equishions on the caoumly commuiss for all county offices to control expenses.
A chaotic clipping reports shootings in Chicago and Nebraska, a fatal car and wagon collision, a hospital patient attacked, oil land plans in Mexico, a drowning of workers, a jockey engagement, and multiple deaths and accidents including a mine cage accident. It also notes political primary returns, a tornado in Wisconsin, and various obituaries.
President Roosevelt vows to fight evil trusts to the end and endorses imprisonment for offenders, stressing no policy change in the remaining 18 months of his term and warning against actions harming innocent stockholders or the public. He points to a supposed rich man conspiracy behind stock-market stress and vows firm government punishment.
In Chicago a married man Charles Andrews shot Ina Ethel Blaine of Flora Indiana in a Saratoga hotel room and then killed himself. Police found letters revealing his long affair with Blaine and his departure from his wife and son. Andrews died en route to hospital.
An old warning promotes Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure as poison free and safe for children. It urges buyers to compare labels and insist on no opium or chloroform marks, touting the remedy as a trustworthy cough cure endorsed by experts.
A fragment from a New York Sun piece recalls a Polish immigrant guided by two women at Ellis Island. They altered her appearance before boarding a ferry, a scene reflecting on identity and belonging amid immigrant transit.
Advertised testimonials praise Zoa-Phora for menstrual pain, leucorrhea, and postnatal relief. Women from various states report improved health, reduced cramps, and better well being after using the medicine. The ad offers a bottle plus Dr Pengelly's Advice to Women booklet with purchase.
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