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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
2
A quotation from G IXleiser in YMCC Central advocates generous praise of others and imputed good motives. It urges humility tolerance self restraint and speaking little while listening more. The piece calls readers to labor cheerfully trust God and live with grace and gratitude.
The piece notes Persians exchange New Year eggs like Easter gifts, many give at Christmas and January 1, Scotland and England visit on New Year’s Day with punch, and in America the custom shifts to a New Year greeting of good luck.
Stew the pumpkin and press through a colander. Beat four yolks with sugar and heat to a quart of stewed pumpkin. Add a quart of milk nutmeg and.
A fragment reflecting on life as a year giving birth to a baby and dying much later as an old man. The lines compare human life to a year, noting the chance of entering as a human rather than as a year.
The Findlay Courier notes Ohio State University extension plans for farm correspondence courses started in 1916. The program, overseen by McClintock, offers 3 to 17 lesson mimeographed leaflets with graded exams. Enrollment surpasses residents, with 12 029 students enrolled in December and courses across 21 disciplines.
A few miles from Naples lies Solfatara, a nearly extinct volcano crater. Steam and brimstone odors issue from ground crevices as guides offer hot-sand cooking experiences for visitors.
The piece notes that stenography has ancient roots in Rome and Greece with scribes practicing long ago. It highlights the profession as historically enduring, even if modern readers rarely recall its early origins.
A jumble of community notices from Adrian in 1896 records births and deaths, marriages, a burglary, a police-watch lantern purchase, church concerts, and civic happenings. Items include Samuel Ogg’s death, several marriages in December, a 65-foot flagpole erected for a Greek residence event, and local business changes and accidents.
Eleven months ago a woman broke her left arm after falling down steps in Arlington. Mr and Mrs Wilford Presler and children of Alvada visited Christmas with Mrs Presler’s parents near Springville. They returned home with Dible driving. A five week old baby in the household was found smothered to death.
A damaged note warns that once apples decay in storage the problem spreads to sound fruit. It advises removing partly decayed fruit quickly and maintaining well ventilated storage to prevent rats and transmission of decay to healthy apples.
The U S government issues a ruling requiring the town to be properly known as Green Springs, restoring the two word form after years of confusion from a prior one word spelling. Residents are urged to update stationery and correspondence to the official name Green Springs.
Arkansas in First Place state leads America in producing two minerals, bauxite ore of aluminum and novaculite source of most U S oilstones.
Notice explains Mattie I. Myers has been duly appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Bertha Van Heyde, deceased, of Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 17 1921. Judge Charles F. Close of the Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas Probate Division.
Dorcas Truckenmiller has been duly appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of Harriet Jane Gregg late of Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 15 1921 Probate Division Wyandot County
A Portland lawyer moments before his wedding saw a street hole endangering passersby. He borrowed a lantern used to warn vehicles, paused the ceremony, and proceeded to wed, with bride and groom ignoring the red light as they entered.
A child named Charles received a wagon for his birthday and promptly broke a wheel. His father repaired it quickly and praised his son for being clever.
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