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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
7
Real estate listings include farms for sale or exchange in Seneca Wyandot counties with 20 to 160 acres and bargains in nearby Portage and Cramdum districts. Also mentions a trade ad for merchandise and contact at 89 W M Presler Adijian Ohio phone 5167.
A Nashua policeman recalls using Foley’s Honey and Tar with strong praise. A judge recounts Willie overhearing swearing, prompting a mother’s wry comment as a lesson ends. Foley’s Orino Laxative is praised for gentle relief. Bessie Speck, 19, faces a third marriage venture after multiple divorces and matrimonial bureau arrangements.
Great Britain purchases more goods from the United States than any other single country, worth about 8620 million in 1903, ten million more than combined exports to France, Germany and Holland, per Canada’s department of trade and commerce report issued in July.
Edwin A. Nye argues the Eskimo dogs deserve credit for polar exploration, praising their labor and endurance. He contends Peary and Cook may share honor, but the dogs carried the journeys and fed starving explorers, a point he urges should be celebrated.
Oklahoma girl Kitty Weeks moved from lead ing lady roles to washing floors at a Chicago mission after a stranded tour. She swapped dreams of wealth and art for a humbler desire to return home and be a homemaker, illustrating shattered youthful ideals.
An assortment of old advertisements and anecdotes including Foley’s Kidney Remedy praised for urine health, a nurse’s firing tale, a Dean’s Regulars testimonial for bowel regulation, a Christmas joke, a skin itch cure claim, and an Ohio cleaning and dying services pitch by Bert Mitten.
In a brief exchange cited by the New York Press Howell describes a nocturnal fright imagining kicks from the bed foot. Powell questions the dream while Howell confirms the sensation.
A quoted exchange contrasts a cynical smile with a lesson on money. The dialogue hints at family dynamics and financial strain without explicit outcomes or events. It reflects a tone of wit and caution in a domestic setting.
The notice lists mail closing and arriving times for North South and Big Four routes. It includes express pouch closing for Bellcenter and Sunday hours with mail arrivals from the North East West and South. It also notes Findlay and Value mail deadlines and Sunday post office hours.
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