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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
7
An article extols a refined apron set featuring moulj fabric and pale blue accents. The central apron showcases a double lace edged point d esprit border and blue ribbon ties, with flowers forming a wreath and central point d esprit motifs.
The article describes a round bag to match an apron with a stiff bottom, embroidered tie sides, and petal form hems. It suggests horizon braid lace edging and silk ribbon for draw strings, and notes a handmade set could cost about $25 or a small expense to make for a dear friend.
A local artist crafts a raffia jar cover and inkwell holder as a festive gift. The jar features a tightly woven pattern with ecru and red accents and a distinctive widening neck. The raffia receptacle joins with a separate woven top for storage, tied securely.
A white linen shopping bag is suggested as a timeless Christmas gift. The article argues linen endures beyond the season and that recipients will reuse it next year, reflecting prudent gift giving over fleeting cheer.
The article describes decorative wrapping ideas for gifts using plain flat lids and varied box shapes. It advises tracing holly and mistletoe designs with opaque colors, using vermilion green black and white paints, and suggests a neat deft touch with a camel hair brush.
A long testimonial lauds Root Juice as a lasting cure with numerous living proofs nationwide. E G Moore of Fort Wayne Indiana touts his wife’s three year battle with stomach and kidney issues, noting recovery after taking Root Juice and improved sleep digestion and appetite. Brayton's drug store is highlighted as the selling point.
The article explains how satin stitch in Japanese embroidery creates iridescent color effects on a card case. With careful stitch placement the glossy silk catches light, and a provided design suits linen pongee or metre silk. A striking version uses brilliant blue and green peacock tones with peacock blue lining.
The article instructs on making a satin Japanese card case with gold thread highlights. Cut pongee 10 by 4.5 inches, place design 2.5 inches from an end, transfer with carbon paper, baste to crinoline 9.5 by 4, baste lining on opposite side, turn edges, stitch across short ends, and fold up two inches at ends to form pockets and sew sides.
A quick craft item uses a finished strip of Chinese embroidery on satin from an old royal jacket curio. The thirty inch strip can be folded with neat stitches, faced with plain satin, and drawn with ribbons. It holds a fan inside or can be kept as a decorative accessory.
A handkerchief bag is fashioned from a fringed towel measuring twenty three inches by twelve inches. It is embroidered with small flowers like violets or forget me nots, dampened on the wrong side, sewn, and stitched at the bottom. The top hoop is six inches in diameter, hemmed by a band, and suspended with inch wide satin ribbon.
A note from Basswood reports thieves took the bell rope and hammer from the fire engine house causing the constable to climb to ring the bell. Hilliker lent a hammer to Deacon Renfrew, delaying response to Hank Purdy’s corncrib fire and letting the structure burn.
A Carey citizen describes backache and kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Aaron Suber of Carey Ohio recalls severe back pain and frequent urine flow, noting lasting benefit from the remedy over six years. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is named as U S sole agent. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
A long grown Pat, an aging Irishman, fights after being called a dirty Irish fat-head. In police court the next day the judge dismisses the provocation as insufficient, noting insults from various national stereotypes.
An advertisement claims Burdock Blood Bitters combats dyspepsia by strengthening stomach membranes boosting digestive juice flow and purifying the blood. The pitch targets a nationwide audience seeking a tonic.
An advertisement targets women, claiming catarrh is common and curable through internal treatment. Rexal Muco-Tone, prepared from a physician’s prescription, purifies blood, reduces mucous discharges, and strengthens tissues. The ad offers a money back guarantee and lists J. D. Ewing's Rexal store as the retailer.
A public figure Joseph Leiter on his yacht Chanteeler stresses accurate quoting while recalling a French mispronunciation. The piece includes light quips from Marmaduke and Bertie and an advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with local seller names.
A Denver physician challenged biblical miracles during a dinner, sneering that Lazarus could not be observed today. Rev. Herbert H. Tresham responded that modern medical science has progressed, implying miracles are no longer visible.
The notice lists Hocking Valley, Big Four, Northern Ohio, Findlay and Valley, and regional mail close and arrive times for morning and afternoon departures. It also notes Sunday post office hours from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and Sunday arrival at 9:18 a.m. from the North.
A historic notice states that Chamberlains Liniment can effect a cure in three or four days. It is touted as one of the best and most remarkable preparations in use and is sold by J. D. Ewing and C. W. Brayton.
Mrs. Miami Brown asks about a man hurling insults from the curb. Erastus Pinkley recalls tossing a lump of coal at him. The man stayed, hoping for a bucketful of coal.
Many persons suffer a persistent cough following influenza but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy can promptly cure it. Do not let the cough run on until troublesome. Sold by J. D. Ewing and C. W. Brayton.
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