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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
3
An old newspaper note touts Foley's Orino Laxative as an improved remedy over former laxatives. The item quotes slang dialogue implying social life and household chatter, with a brief, period voice flourish.
Grippe sweeping the country prompts use of Preventic Cold Cure Tablets. Each small tablet claims to curb colds early with no quinine laxative or harmful ingredients. Large box of 48 tablets priced 25 cents. vest pocket 5 cents. Sold by D. Ewing.
An old advertisement promotes Poleys Kidney Remedy claiming to cure kidney and bladder issues and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. It names J. D Ewing as the author and urges immediate use.
Bert Mitten announces he has taken the agency for Fostoria Steam Dye Works. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed for dyeing and clearing work. Visit Bert Mitten's store for service and information. Specialty includes dyeing nut woods.
A historical ad claims Dean's Regulats cure constipation and aid digestion and bowel passages. It markets the product as helpful for toning the stomach and stimulating the liver with a stated price of 23 cents per box.
Wharton residents hosted and visited relatives and friends through the week. Guests included Mrs A B Wise and family, Clyde Wentling, John Vogel, and Kirby area residents, with multiple calls to Malinta and Forest. A lodge gathering at Forest is noted and a local advertising line promotes Dr Thomas electric pain relief.
Farms of 20 40 60 80 120 160 and up to 300 acres offered near Carey Adrian New Reiger and Tiffin at 335 to 360 per acre. Inquiries to W M Presler Adrian Ohio.
An ad states torturing eczema spreads its burning area daily and that Don's Ointment quickly stops spread and relieves itching, promising permanent cure at any drug store. Mentions India salt deposits and 1,582,784 tons imported in 1906-07.
Miss Reva Alspach has been sick but is better Orville Dean on the Sick list is improving Protracted meeting continues at Grace Chapel Several locals visit Grace Chapel and nearby communities Albert Wright and George Turner of Crawford visit Newton Shaw family Bert Mick visits Newton Shaw on business Roy Wickiser handles a Wednesday butcher job Jessie Shaw visits Belva Wickiser Thirteen Grace Chapel Vanlue and Star Bethel attendees at Sunday service Thomas Corbin leaves for Mr Blanchard James and Mrs Charles Hull visit Ellits parents at home Frank Doppler hauls A G Shaw visits J M Updeyzraf Tuesday
Prairie State incubators and brooders are considered the best on the market by leading poultry raisers. Sold exclusively by Thée Beck and Milroy Hardware Co.
The Census Bureau reports 1320 artificial ice plants in the United States in 1905, a rise from four in 1870, highlighting rapid expansion of ice production technology and its nationwide adoption.
A Cleveland morning paper touts a home remedy for Rheumatism with half an ounce of Dandelion Extract and one ounce of Compound Kurgon mixed with Syrup Sarsaparilla. It claims relief from the first doses and urges readers to prepare the mixture at home or have it made by local druggists.
St Paul L A Beck and W T Lee were in Findlay on business last Tuesday. Various residents visited relatives and attended church services in nearby towns including Carey Mt Blanchard and Vianlue. Rev Greene closed a revival at St Paul and ALBE Davis began a protracted meeting at the United Brothers church west of there.
Mrs Flemington Awingg is ill with paralysis. Mr and Mrs E Greer and family visited Harry Greer of Huerrus. W M Priester appears in Titin sister Satirlay. Lawrere Duble of Alvada hosts G W Schober family. Jesse Trudeau was in TitHn Sunday. Elizabeth Rusom is on the sick list. Wilford Presler and Lord Pressler attended county exam at Tiffin. Werner Patrick of Danbury visits relatives. No stock shipments last week. Cyril Miller of McCutchenville in town Friday. Dean and Nell Leoner and Lito Bakers at skating party at Wellers Mill Thursday.
Readable fragments list train numbers and times from Sandusky to Springfield with several unclear details. It hints at a late evening departure around 8 to 9 PM and indicates multiple train identifiers and routes. The text is incomplete and lacks full context or service names.
Daily schedule fragment lists departures and arrivals with times and train numbers. Partial entries indicate a transportation notice from a regional agency, with lines about No. 1014 A 7 and No. 100 Ar Uy and other numbers and destinations.
A New Orleans Vines Democrat report details Lester L. Sargent of Washington with a wedge shaped G string prop fitted under the violin bridge. The device lets players sound three strings simultaneously, expanding harmony beyond traditional two note chords.
Report cites a New York Press quote where six turkeys on a poultry farm floor are slowly plucked by wind driven air. Foreman calls it an experiment showing potential, though not commercially successful yet, with plucking times and costs discussed.
For sale farms in Vrumbuil Portage counties near Warren and Adrian Ohio. Listings include 140 acres with timber and sugar camp, 101 acres with timber and springs, 190 acres with house and barn, 40 acre parcels with sugar bush, and more 30 to 235 acre tracts. Prices range from 1 560 to 12 500 with drilled wells, outbuildings, and good soil. proximity to rail lines and centralized schools noted. Call for details.
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