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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
3
A physician promotes Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy as a splendid kidney tonic and cure for bladder and urinary issues. The ad warns against indiscriminate patent medicines and offers free trial boxes by mail from Racine Wisconsin, signed J. D. Ewing.
Bert Mitten lists himself as agent for Fostoria Steam Dye Works and promises perfect satisfaction. He invites the public to his store for all dyeing and clearing needs and highlights a specialty in dyeing goods.
An old claim touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for sore throats and general pain. It promises quick relief and effect in a few hours across various pains.
Farms of 20 to 300 acres available near Carey, Adrian, New Reiger and Tiffin. Prices range from 335 to 860 per acre. Inquiries directed to W. M. Presler in Adrian, Ohio.
An advertisement touts Regulats as a remedy for constipation and stomach tune ups, claiming to stimulate the liver digestion and appetite and ease bowel passages. Consumers are urged to ask their druggist for the product priced at 26 cents a box.
Grace Chapel protracted meeting closed Saturday night. Carey residents and neighbors visited Newton Shaw and family, and Orville Straub with Forest Hotelling called on N. Shaw’s home over Sunday. Various correspondents note visits among the Shaw, Benjamin, Alspach, Green, and Hagerman families with illness updates for Reva Alspach and Orville Straub. Also a hardware ad touts Prairie State incubators and brooders sold by Beck & Milroy Hardware Co.
Mrs. Laura Thatcher returned from Cadillac Michigan after visiting her uncle John Dunbar who is critically ill with Brights disease. Verne Alspach and others attended revival services at Five Points Thursday. Ray Thatcher and Verne Alspach are listed as sick. Harriet Culler travels to Fostoria to visit Earl Mitchell. Several locals including Victoria and Eva Pahl and Miss Essie Thatcher are noted as guests and visitors.
Lead Lead Wharton Joseph Kuontz and family were the guests of Charles Voge and family. Sam Wickiser and family were the guests of Roscoe Ward and family Sunday. Curtis Corbin and family were the guests of Jerome Wise and family Elza England and wife and Miss Agnes Gibson were the guests of Charles England and family Sunday. L. B. Ward and wife and daughter Bessie and Miss Lillie Wise were the guests of Alvin Secrist and family Sunday. Virgil Bowman and family were the guests of Frank Kimmell and wife. R. P. Ward and family and Miss Ella Wickiser and Miss Emma Ward were the guests of L. B. Ward and family Thursday. Peter Ward made a business trip to Carey Wednesday. Mrs. Nelson Wickiser made a business trip to Carey Thursday. Roe Williams and mother of near Forest were the guests of Mrs. A. B. Wise and family Friday. Abner Corbin and family of Carey were the guests of Amanda Corbin and family Sunday.
A reader praises Burdock Blood tincture for purifying the blood and clearing the skin. The claim states the tonic restores radiant health and sound condition.
Springville residents host relatives and friends including Mrs. Sarah Newcomer, Mrs. Knepper, and Mrs. Brayton. Visitors from Carey, Kenton, and Tiffin stop by, with several families listed for Sunday visits, sickness, and church attendance.
A New York daily article presents a basic remedy from a noted authority claiming to cure many backache and kidney bladder ailments before Bright’s disease. The recipe uses Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with dosing after meals and at night. A local druggist says ingredients are harmless and inexpensive and can be mixed or bought.
St Paul area notes include visits and dinners among families from St Paul Carey Vanlue Findlay and Newark. A revival at the U B church west of here continues. Arthur Kimmel funeral at St Paul with Rev Carey officiating. S S Convention attendees from nearby join a routine social week.
A long classified notice describes numerous farms near Warren with 50 to 235 acres, timber, sugar camps, and orchards. Prices range from 1 500 to 12 400 and include houses, barns, outbuildings, drilled wells, and sandy loam soil. Also notes social visits across several local residents.
Public sale listing items for a residence auction two miles north of Carey on Thursday at ten o'clock. Horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, farm implements, and a house and several farms across Trumbull and Portage counties Ohio are offered with prices, terms, and location details. Auctioneers and contact information included.
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