St Paul’s Chapel Seventy Years in Old New York History
The article recounts St Paul’s Chapel near Broad Way and Vesey Street celebrating its long history since 1766. It notes early doubts about site location, notable visitors from Washington to Edward VII, the 1704 corner stone, Auchmuty and Barclay’s roles, the Washington elm, and other churchyard lore reflecting New York’s growth from a 20 000 population to a modern skyscraper landscape.
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St Paul's Chapel
New York
St. Pauls
New York Gazette
Trinity Church
Nevess
St Paul's
Ludsen
Broadway
Vesey Street
Annehe Tins Farm
Batis PP
Joseph Reade
Samnuel Auehmuty
Nowell
Monty
Lord Sterling
Washington
Doctor Auchmuty
St Paula Chapel
Trinity
St George's
Ueene
Jersesa
Auchauty
St Pauls Chapel
Gur‘lay
Newburgh NY
Old Trinity
Beekman Street
Doctor Buarclay
the Fields
London
Doctor Bar
George Washington
Clinton
Tenedilet Arnold
Edward VII
England
Prince of Wales
Dorcas
Dorcases
Washington Els
Ftat
Gil’ Morris
Washington on Economy and Happy Homes
A fragment quotes George Washington stating that economy builds happy homes and sound nations, urging prudent living and national strength through savings and discipline. It reflects early American economic virtue messaging attributed to Washington.
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Washington
George Washington
Planter adjustments advised for 24 seed corn in Ohio
Ohio State University crop specialists warn that seed corn not germinating this spring will rise from early frosts. Tests show many kernels fail to germinate below 90 percent, prompting advice to plant more kernels per hill to boost average stands and protect yields.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
W. E Hanger
Harding Destruction of $15,000 Automobiles at Marion Fire
A Marion blaze destroyed 150 autos worth $300,000 at the Buick garage. A $15,000 Liberty Mobile owned by the late President and Mrs. Warren G. Harding was burning, along with President Harding’s Stephen Duryea closed car. Most uninsured cars were older models.
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Marion
Warren G. Harding
Washington
Harding
Stephen Duryea
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Residents Follow Floyd Collins Sand Cave Rescue News
Cardington residents John and Joe Pinder who once ran a garage near Slicer building have studied the Collins farm and Crystal cave area. Roy Barler, related by marriage, once owned part of the farm land now tied to Crystal cave, with Barler’s moves leaving the property reportedly in Marion area.
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Cardington
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
Kentucky
John Pinder
Joe Pinder
Slicer
Pinders
Collins Farm
Cave City
Crystal Cave
Roy Barler
Fulton
Bruns Twins Celebrate 91st Birthday in Ohio
William and Henry Bruns, twins, celebrate their 61st birthday in Woodville after immigrating from Germany at age 18. They recounted crossing icy Toledo waters in winter, noting Toledo’s single railroad then and their later success as local businessmen. The Bloomville Gazette notes the Mechanicsburg News ceased after nine months and failed subscription contest.
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William and
Henry Bruns
Twin Mathers
Wwo
New York
Ohio
Toledo
Woodville
Bloomville Gazette
Mechanicsburg News
S W Rawson
West Liberty Banner
Smooth car boasting ends with warned Briton
An American in London boasts a car that runs so smoothly you can’t feel it and says you can’t hear it or smell it, with near invisible speed. A Briton questions how anyone can know the car is there, highlighting the stealthy claim in a light exchange.
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London
Star soap specials and local life in Carey area
The week notes include Bon Ton bakery price of twenty five cents for Star soap, a visit to Franklin county, poultry shipments to Jeannette Pennsylvania, and visits from Columbus residents. It also lists church fair profits, comic opera soloists, local club events, poultry association officers, and several accidents and community notices from Carey and surrounding townships.
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Bon Ton Bakery
C. N. Cosgray
Franklin County
Family notes and births in Ohio region
Miss Elsie Cover of Lima visits sister Mrs. C Spencer. A son born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Jerome Reinhart north of Carey. Laura Beitler travels Florida with cousin Mrs. J S Jones of Granville. Mrs. W H Whitney of Tulsa and Mrs. John Shireman depart.
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Detroit
Frank Skelly
Carey
Co. F. ‘Shepherd
Ashland
Ore
I. &. Copley
H. Bare
Sycamore
Bucyrus
Georges W. Yentzer
Margeré Et Morehart
Salem Township
Ewore
Upper Sidusty
M. Kinsley
George A. Straw
Lima
Toledo
David Straw
Miss Gall Bates
David
L. E. Straw
Elsie Cover
C . Spencer
Jerome Reinhart
North of
Laura Beitler
Florida
J S. Jones
Granville
W. H. Whitney
Tulsa, Okla
John Shireman
Somedatr Lyrics Snippet From Carey Times Poems
Fragmentary verse notes mention a birthday cake line a sun theme a horse and reins a potato masher and a joke about feeding a youngster onions. The text reads like a humorous song or column snippet from the Carey Times with quirky captions and fictive dialogue.
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Washington Monument
Monument Grounds
Washington and St. Paul’s Chapel
Clay
St. Paul's
Bruns Twins
Carey Times of
Sinliar
T. W. McClure
Plymouth Rock
Jeannette, Pa
William Galbroner
Columbus
S Myers
Riversidd
Calif
Viele
Allie Bonsel
Wharton
Jennie Larmonth
Lucile Hickle
Clint Sipe
Findlay
St Nicholas Church
Frenchtown
H M S Pinafore
Miss Bertha Byers
Ira Pontius
Upper Sandusky
Elmer Shireman
Mansfield
Bay View
H. F. Graves
Carey Poultry Association
D. Cramer
L. A. Logsdon
J. L. Yohe
J P Newhard
Granville Hunter
HP. Houk
John Pahl
Helen Courtad
The
Carey Times
Country Club
Lyaaack
van Camp’s
Country Club Oats
Lic
Peanut Brittle
F. N. Schira
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