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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
7
A Cadet at West Point recalls a brutal street fight where a rival struck first and knocked him to the curb. The piece contrasts Messina’s slow recovery with San Francisco’s rapid rebuilding, and notes a Turkish minister’s plan to revive the famed January Regiment as the sultan’s guard.
The late French writer M. Louis Boussenard prepared his own funeral notice, inviting friends to Escrennes Loiret for September 12, 1910 at 1:15 PM. He said he died in his sixty third year from grief that could not be assuaged, bidding farewell to readers and friends.
A story from Popular Magazine recounts Uncle Joe Cannon’s pride in smoking until a red haired waitress at a Washington restaurant for women snatched his cigar. He protests the rule that no smoking is allowed, and finally yields, stating he will wait until he leaves.
Popular Mechanics describes Red Cross dog training in France to locate and assist wounded soldiers. The department teaches dogs to search for the injured without barking, retrieve items, and guide helpers to the wounded, returning objects and leading the way back to aid workers.
A humorous tale spots a clergyman advising a husband to shave as a remedy for marital strife. Another item recalls clever Highland cattle lifting a sheep, paired with a tale of a lady and her dog trading gestures over a cigar, ending with the dog at the next station.
A visiting friend gives each child a penny after praising their riches. Jessie explains they save by taking castor oil without crying, and mamma uses the money to buy more castor oil, a playful vignette from Success Magazine.
Comanche Pete donated a silver dollar as the Salvation Army girl collected pennies from the street corner crowd. He commented that there did not seem to be a real sport among the hall blamed crowd.
Ponsonby learned of his luck and was left speechless by the news. He spent the day with friends and remained paralyzed and unable to speak until late at night. The excerpt captures a comic, lighthearted reaction to unexpected fortune.
A Delineator note recalls a family remark after a railroad accident in which a man was seriously injured. The child wonders if he already has damages enough, illustrating a humorous take on legal harm and sympathy.
Powell jokes his wife wore a hat so large it reached into Massachusetts, risking inter state commerce act entanglement. The remark appears in a New York Press piece.
The Nausas City Journal notes a farmer employing an actor from the local area praising his work and noting he seemed busy the first week he arrived. The piece highlights rural hiring practices and theater talent integrated into farm labor.
A Good Habit states that success in life is not as difficult as generally believed and that it becomes easy once acquired. It frames success as a simple habit that, once formed, mirrors the ease of being lazy.
A fragment from a Newport period piece hints at social banter about marriages among men in a coastal town. The terse dialogue captures casual humor and informal tone typical of city life features in the era.
An advertisement cites a Carey Ohio user Aaron Suber endorsing Dean's Kidney Pills as effective against backache and kidney trouble. It notes price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents, urging readers to remember the name Dean's. The piece also contains assorted jokes and other notices.
The golf champion quotes a perplexed player who cannot hold the ball after several putts. In the same piece a comic weekly building burns and a humorist pleads with the fire chief to save his jokes as the fire rages.
A claim from an old advertisement states Burdock Blood Bitters as the national remedy for dyspepsia. It alleges to strengthen stomach membranes, promote digestive juice flow, purify the blood, and build up the body.
A suffragette singles out Mr. Dobbs in the third row asking for a man’s view on the cause. Dobbs hesitates citing the presence of many ladies in the audience, stammering that he cannot speak.
A sprained ankle normally disables for three to four weeks but Chamberlain's Lifliment allegedly cures in three to four days with proper use. The lotion is praised as one of the best preparations in use and is sold by J. D. Ewing and C. W. Brayton.
Report describes two candidates for the same office arriving in a town and meeting a girl at a house where one asked for water and offered candy and money after noting an earlier giver. The piece weaves with unrelated anecdotes and a note on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy amid other brief items.
A review of diverse facts ranging from Australia pension costs and United States Sweden money orders in 1909 to the Panama Canal labor migration, British poison lore, Czech Bohemia baths, Mexican industrial injuries, Atlantic bird captures, Cornwall rabbit trapping, Madrid’s Gran Via project, Livingstone centenary gifts, London hospital fundraising, and Turkish investment by France Germany and Britain.
The notice lists mail close and arrival times for multiple directions including North South East and West. It notes Sunday mail closures and Sunday arrival times plus post office hours from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. for the local office.
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