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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
4
The piece rails against death notice clichés and lauds reform like a profit sharing plan. It criticizes Roosevelt and Miles while arguing for industrial peace through a labor and scholar commission.
Local residents variously visit kin and friends across Forest Bucyrus and Carey with lists of calls and gatherings. A two months old child passes, funeral held at a residence then burial at German Reform cemetery. A London Times St Petersburg note discusses Tolstoy death rumors and church ban on Christian burial.
The secretary argues for a 100 million dollar navy appropriation citing labor and material supplied domestically. He acknowledges public extravagance concerns and cites possible alternative uses, warning that wars bring waste and that cost and waste are not merely apparent.
Brown Watler reports a spaniel named Brownie with a nickle plated collar has strayed. A reward is offered for its return to Carey in Newhari.
The article describes enamel and jewel adorned combs and buttons in white, gold, and black palettes for winter. It highlights colors like Castor ibeline tones and greens reds with enamel details, noting versatile pairing with white waistwear and dark shades.
A Washington Star description explains muslin toast prepared from stale bread sliced thin, toasted briefly to a pale brown, and served for delicate digestion. It also outlines a French method to tenderize tough beef by marinating overnight in a mixture of oil and vinegar, with no salt or pepper during marination.
A medical journal links solitary meals to digestive disorders and health risks. It notes many adults eat alone week after week, risking bored digestion and poorer nourishment, urging readers to consider the health impact of eating in isolation.
A fragmentary notice lists trustees chosen: John Cos Gray, Bath Kenton, Ora Hart, Pearl Gura, Treas Billiarns, Seryt Arms, Robt Aliby, and EB Gibbs. It notes the room above is carpeted and furniture is procured.
A Night Express train schedule from Chicago on the Nickel Plate Road lists departures Sunday night with a route to Ft Wayne Windlay Fostoria Cleveland Erie Dunkirk Buffalo New York City Boston and all points east.
Public auction of the estate of Catharine A Wright deceased at the late residence three and a half miles southeast of Carey Ohio in Crawford Township. Items include household goods two heifers two year old steers sheep lambs sow and pigs corn wheat oats hay and other farm commodities. Sale begins 10 am with cash for purchases under three dollars and nine months notes with two sureties for higher amounts. John I Wright administrator.
R C Van Buren residence and office located in the Ogg block on Vance street. Calls attended promptly with office hours 7 to 9 40 a m, 1 to 2 p m, and 5 30 to 7 30 p m. Phone 129 in Carey Ohio.
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