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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
3
The Christmas Message of J. M.
A Christmas homily reflecting on the birth of Christ and its impact. It contrasts past darkness with the Christian influence that uplifted labor, education, and justice, envisioning a future of peace and universal brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judea
Earth
Bethlehem
Universal Brotherhood of Man
J. M
Officers Elected for Justus Lodge and Carey Co No 106 K of P
Justus Lodge No 393 K of P C C elects Isaac Johnson V C and A J Hoppe Prelate Emmett Ackerman M of W G W Peirce K of R and S H G Chambers M of F H G Chambers M of E William Zahn M of A Mack Dow I G C O Brien O G W Z Campbell Trustee three years Dr I N Zeis Representative to Grand Lodge E G Garn Alternate Norman Long Auditing Committee Harry Keller E N Garn Jacob Nitrauer Carey Co No 106 U R K of P elects Captain J H Lytle 1st Lieutenant L G Hart 2nd Lieutenant Isaac Johnson Recorder Elza Garn Treasurer Elza Jacobs Guard Norman Long Sentinel E D Moore Chaplain J W Powell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus Lodge
Isaac Johnson
V. C
A. J. Hoppe
Emmett Ackerman
G.W. Peirce
H. G. Chambers
H.G Chambers
William Zahn
Mack Dow
I. G
C. O’brien
O. G
W. Z. Campbell
I. N. Zeis
Grand Lodge
E. G. Garn
Norman Long
Harry Keller
E. N. Garn
Jacob Nitrauer
Carey Co
U. R
K. of P. Has Elected the Following Officers Also: Captain, J. H. Lytle
L. G. Hart
Elza Garn
Elza Jacobs
Sentinel
E. D. Moore
J. W. Powell
Travelers Club hears Brazil focus and Rio views
The Travelers' club met Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thrall. Miss Eloise Thrall described a Bahia to Rio de Janeiro trip with city sketches. James Haines loaned Rio views. B Smith read on the Government of Brazil. Mrs. Washburn spoke on rubber and diamonds. Capt. Nowlan read on the Physical Features of Brazil. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Gibbs's home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Club
Homer Thrall
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
Eloise Thrall
James Haines
B. Smith
Brazil
M. A. Washburn
A. J. Nowlan
Wass
Capt. Nowlan
J. A. Gibbs
Mrs Logsdon Suffers Paralytic Stroke After Mass
Mrs Catherine Logsdon aged seventy three suffered a slight stroke of paralysis affecting her tongue while visiting the home of Night Policeman Michael Perl after mass at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Dr J J Southward attended and found the condition immediate and localized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Catherine Logsdon
Michael Perl
Perl
J. J. Southward
Osteopathy Visits by Dr Westfall in Fostoria
Dr Westfall the Fostoria osteopath will see patients at Mrs Riter's residence every Tuesday and Friday forenoon urging those in need of treatment to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Westfall
Fostoria Osteopath
Injured rail worker pulled free from coal chute wheel
Frank Kitzler Sr who runs the coal chute at Hocking Valley yards was fatally endangered when his coat caught in a cog wheel. He was drawn into the wheel, flesh torn in a six inch area, ribs exposed, and a forehead cut. Dr. J D Southward attends him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kitzler
Hocking Valley
When Books Were Rare and Manuscripts Valued
The passage notes manuscripts were highly valuable and scarce in ancient times. Pawnbrokers loaned money on them, with examples of a Pavia student raising fortune by pawning a body of law and a Marian rebuilding with two Cicero volumes after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavia
Cicero
Birthday stones and early oil drilling tales in 1859
A collection of old superstition notes lists each birth month with its stone and meaning. It then recounts E. L. Drake driving the first oil well in Titusville in 1859, describing ridicule he faced and the proof of his discovery. A London court quip about a wife's complaint notes a magistrate’s view on a husband’s abuse as a privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Drake
Titusville
Drake
Marylebone
London
Hypnotized Piety Affects Attention in Sermons
The Christian Advocate notes some listeners may be asleep or trance like during sermons. The piece suggests sleepiness or failure to recall the text signals a piety beyond control or extreme focus on the preacher, disregarding the sermon’s words.
Parachute Inventions Timeline From 18th Century to 1875
The historical notes identify Andre Jacques Garderin as the first recorded parachute descent from a balloon in 1797 while crediting Blanchard, an Englishman, with constructing a parachute in 1875 and performing a descent eight years later that nearly proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Andre Jaques Garderin
Enthusiasm and Truth in Orpheus Allegory
The passage extols enthusiasm as contagious and authentic, calling it the genius of sincerity. It argues enthusiasm alone does not secure victories without Bulwer Lytton’s influence, linking fervor with literary ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheus
Bulwer Lylton
Allama Spitting Tale From a Zoo Scene
A vivid scene describes Allama as an innocent officer type who can spit twelve feet away without touching a eye lash and the smell stings. A remark warns a little boy not to tease of the Mama in the Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allama
Salvation Army
Doubtful Devotion by a Hudson Town Child
A small boy in a historic Hudson town attends Decoration Day with mixed feelings. Seeing schoolchildren visiting cemeteries, he cries at the lack of a family grave to tend. He consoles himself at night, saying he will wait and never place flowers on his own parents’ graves over others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Seedless Apple of Klickitat County A Curious Tree
A seedless apple tree in Goldendale owned by Arthur C. Chapman has grown fruit for ten years without blossoms. The green apples measure about two and a half inches in circumference and peak in February and March. Only one other tree of the kind is known, in a Missouri town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klickitat Fruit District
Washington
Arthur C. Chapman
Goldendale
Chapman
Missouri
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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C. G. Spencer
Lima
K. of P
Osteopathy
Frank Kitzler, Sr
Sapphire
Opal
Handkerch
J.T. Myers & CO
J. A. Lantz
Carey, Ohio
Mission Furniture
Riester
Elza Jambs, Cary
Remember Weare
Gem Art
A. W. Luzader
Newhard
N. Vance St
Montague
JL. Cameron
Marysville
L. G. Thrall
Pieraccini & Son Gat
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