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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1911

Page

2

Red Butte Blogue Sends a Turbulent Desert Tale

The night-time western saga follows Judson as he outsmarts Barton Stafford amid barroom chaos and a tense desert haul. Detective Lidgerwood trails thefts, rail outlays, and a web of connivance while Rufford joins a perilous pursuit.

Western Rockies Rainngod Red Desert Puck Bart Judson Sammy Ming Aa Plment Inter Angels Rufford Grow's Nest Suade Traford Barton Stafford Lidserwood Angels Norin Lidgervood Het McCloskey Benson Éailroad

Lidgerwood Faces Flemister Over Hallock Cash Claim

In a tense confrontation, Lidgerwood presses Flemister to explain Hallock’s role in the missing funds from the Mesa Building and Loan. Flemister admits a few officers were big losers and hints at informal handling, while Lidgerwood warns of his own findings if not fully exonerating Hallock.

Lidgerwood Ellegan Ding Latemistery Flemister McCipskey Lidger “Rood Goethe Mephistopheles Mr. Lennister Wallack Old Mesa Building and Loan Association Nllock Filemister Hallock F Hallock Mr. Lidgerwood Hal Jacks Alesa Avenue Judson Sammy Sammiy

Drunken Interlude Sings of Hallock Folly and Hallmark Clue

A messy transcript recalls Judson and McCloskey debating a witness’s memory of a night in which Hallock’s family feud emerges. The scene shifts from McCloskey’s office to the Crow’s Nest and a tavern, with a prone Judson and a ring of miners observing a tense backswing of accusations and alibis surrounding Lidgerwood’s knowledge.

Hallock McCloskey John Lidgerwood Judson Crow's Nest Melburn McCroskey Mesa Avenue Imsby Brewster Copper Tied Butte Western Ruffard Chos Jdudgon

Pumpkin Pie Recipes From Historic Cookery Notes

A compendium of pumpkin pie fillings and methods from old kitchen lore. It cites a New York restaurant chef’s filling with pumpkin molasses sugar butter and spices, plus variations using milk cream eggs and different sweeteners. The piece also references Priscilla Alden’s pie lore and a custard style serving method.

New York Priscilla Alden Alden Itlavas

Rexall 9374 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth Restorative

An advertisement touts Rexall 9374 Hair Tonic claiming it can restore hair growth by cleansing scalp germs and stimulating roots. It asserts effectiveness for baldness and offers money back if not satisfied, emphasizing affordability and store availability.

Rexall Yitisbut Poe Rexall Store

Doorway reflections on sermons and critics

A preacher recalls listening to congregants as they left a sermon. He admits once doing so but vows never again, reflecting on the brittle nature of public reception and personal restraint.

Neighbor's Experience Proclaims Foley Kidney Pills

A Findlay Ohio man testifies Foley Kidney Pills cured kidney and bladder trouble. He suffered backache dizziness and fatigue before use. After a few weeks his backaches disappeared and kidney action stabilized. He highly endorses the treatment.

Foley R. V. McDougal Allen Ave Findlay, O J. D. Ewing

Best on Earth Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound praised

R J Howell of Tracy California hails Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as best on earth for his wife. He claims her severe chest illness resembled consumption and that after using the remedy she improved instantly and was completely cured after fewer than three bottles.

R. J. Howell Tracy, C Foley J. D. Ewing

Fragmentary Prayer Meeting Quotation Surfaces

A clipped historical fragment shows a speaker in a prayer meeting saying he could speak well in five minutes rather than a year, illustrating dialect and oratory style from the source.

Brudren Darkey

Hanford's Balsam Promotes Quick Healing for Joints and Skin

An old court remark features a judge and prisoner. The judge calls the inmate a scoundrel, the prisoner retorts he is not as big a scoundrel as the judge. The ad-like text then extols Hanford's Balsam for joint relief and skin scratches, claiming it prevents blood poisoning when applied promptly.

Hanford

Rexall Orderlies Offered With Trial Guarantee

A local store promotes Rexall Orderlies as a risk free remedy for constipation. The ad claims the medicine is odorless colorless and tasteless and suitable for children and the elderly. It invites customers to buy limited tablet counts at set prices and notes availability only at the Rexall Store run by J. D. Ewing in Carey.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall Carey J. D. Ewing

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Political Ledger

Ohio Toledo list mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure with Frank J. Cheney as senior partner of F J Cheney Co promising payment for cures that fail. Also notes political jibe about an up-town politician and quotes about elections and alderman. Public notices include affidavit sworn December 6 1886 and various medical claims.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall Gleason de ‘Cheney & Co Diniggists

Bunions Cured by Hanford's Balsam

Advertises Hanford's Balsam as a remedy for bunions. Claims need to be applied thoroughly for several nights and well rubbed in to achieve cure.

Hanford

Self made man remark sparks rebuke from Horace Greeley

A drunken congressman told Horace Greeley he was self made. Greeley replied that the claim relieves the Almighty of much responsibility, framing the remark as imprudent and philosophical.

Horace Greeley Horace

Hanford Bal Sam Cure Ad From The Times

An old advertisement touts Hanford Bal Sam as a remedy for stiff neck dyspepsia and general indigestion. It urges readers to phone Howe Phone 300 or Mutual Phone 14 for news and promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a national cure.

Howe Mutual The Times of Ice

Gare Department Talks Silence Through Printing

A fragment reflects a department's stance on communications, describing talks that emphasize self-sufficiency and a quiet approach to printing and publicity. Details remain unclear due to text fragmentation.

Gare ‘3

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