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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
6
Guidance on testing lard temperature with maul bread before frying. Warns against low heat causing greasy food and stresses clarifying and straining fat after use. Advises placing fried items on heavy brown paper to absorb grease for next use.
For cleaning windows use clean water with two chamois one for washing and one for polishing. Keep wash leathers lean and avoid overwet glass. Dip the chamois in clean water, rub panes, especially corners, wring tightly, and go over the surface again before polishing.
Advice urges immediate outdoor airing during convulsions to stop seizures and reduce croup. Keep body warm but head and airway exposed. Fresh air cures often avoid doctor visits.
A simple clothesline holder offers a practical improvement over the common hook. The new fitting prevents rope slipping when garments hang, securing the line as weight increases.
Description of a two section rope device where a cam hook binds the rope against a bracket. As pull increases the hook tightens, locking the rope in place and preventing slippage from its position.
To remove tea stains mix equal parts chloride of lime and baking soda or soda with five to two and a half tablespoonfuls of each. Dissolve in about three quarts of boiling water. Dip the stained item in the solution then wash as usual with water. This method removes long standing stains or those set by washing in soap, and can revive faded trimming.
Mid sized sweet potatoes are baked until tender then cooled. Core skins, dip halves in beaten egg with salt and pepper, dust with granulated sugar, and bake in a generously buttered pan until brown and hot.
Do not wash tea or coffee pots with soap. For discoloration mix a teaspoon of borax in water, dissolve it, and boil gently. Rinse with hot water and dry thoroughly. Stack them on the back of the range to dry.
Household ammonia warmed in suds with clean silver makes it bright. Use a small brush for hard to reach areas, rinse in hot water and dry with a towel. Includes polishing tips and cautions on handling ammonia.
A list of questions prepared under the state commissioner of public schools is released for the county exam for elementary actuo certificates. The questions test candidates on fundamental education principles and determine fitness to teach.
A collection of math problems on fractions proportions ages discounts stock trading and geometry requests. Tasks include rate work time together rope grazing area and pyramid surface area and volume calculations with various fractional and percentage values.
A set of study questions from Keith's Elementary Education covering teacher certification age and subjects, merits and drawbacks of the promiscuous calling method, recitation standards, reading concepts, composition, education materials, object lessons, mental activity, school function, and discipline aims.
A graduate level grammar practice centered on a quoted excerpt about Jowell and Hawthorne, plus tasks. It asks to identify clause types principal versus subordinate, classify verb use, decline pronouns, parse even and sometimes, parse shink and general, and to supply possessives and principal parts. It also requests forms of select words and construction of a complex sentence with adjectival and adverbial clauses and related exercises.
A note on assessment states that writing quality will be evaluated using the mess manuscript in correct orthography. The guidance highlights accuracy, clarity, and consistency in spelling and punctuation.
A set of questions on word origins and pronunciation with tasks to mark accents and syllables. Includes requests to add ing forms and explain doubled final letters. Also lists numerous target words for spelling and pronunciation practice.
A list of ten physiology questions covering definitions of systems tissues bone composition respiration organs function muscles blood components eye protection glasses organ voice digestion stomach and chloral effects. Includes asks to name, describe, and explain bodily processes and substances.
The piece asks who is called the Father of American Song and who wrote under Jonathan Oldstyle, plus examples of works by each author. It also recalls Pilgrim's Progress writing context and author traits, Wordsworth’s stature and theme, Uncle Tom’s Cabin authorial basis and influence, a list of satirical and literary works, Emerson’s ancestry and life, three Emerson poems with a requested four-line quotation, Longfellow’s Europe travels, three short Longfellow poems with one stanza each, and five suitable books for upper elementary grades.
Reading examiners will conduct an oral examination in reading to assess student comprehension and fluency. The session aims to gauge interpretive skills and decoding ability under timed conditions.
A series of questions requesting explanations on Earth sun distance in Jung versus December, day length changes, major mountain and river systems by grand divisions, Atlantic and Pacific bordering states and area comparison, forms of government and religions of Turkey Russia China and India, Italian geography including a mountain range a northern river a volcano and a leading product, the largest cities in Ohio bordering states, Suez Canal commercial value and controlling nation, five U S minerals with leading production states, and country matches for Greenland Tasmania Java Sandwich Islands Madagascar.
A study set covering figures Sir John Mandeville Joliet Count de Grasse and Admiral Farragut asks for biographies and roles. It includes history of Pennsylvania to the Revolution the causes of the war ending with the Treaty of Ryswick the Missouri Compromise Perry’s Lake Erie victory Kansas admission the Monitor Merrimac duel its significance Johnson impeachment Hawaii acquisition and its value and the Ohio General Assembly composition term lengths.
The Ohio Farmer analyzes section 2 article 12 arguing that uniform taxation applies to money and tangible property, while real and personal property should be taxed by true value. It critiques taxing intangible instruments like stocks and notes, advocates taxing visible property only, and questions overhauling 1851-era rules amid changing financial realities.
The Sacramento Union reports that the State Board of Equalization fails to set equal assessments with counties showing values ranging from 38.1 to 60 percent of true value. The paper urges adoption of constitutional amendments to strip the board of equalization powers.
Governor Harris backs a constitutional amendment to allow property classification for taxation. The Tax Commission and legislative taxation committees reached a rare unity on reforms including yearly real estate appraisals, abolishing state boards, creating one taxing authority, an inheritance tax, extending the Nichols law to all corporations, and separating state and local taxes. Harrison supports the program, with expected legislative passage.
An Albany Times Union column argues taxes should be proportional and shared fairly. It cites inheritance and income taxes, notes England’s experience, and urges readers to consider who pays for government protection and why reform is needed.
A paraphrased reflection on moral resilience. The quote asserts strength emerges from weakness and condemns hidden forces and indignation that arise when attacked.
Farm listings offer 20 to 300 acres near Carey Adrian New Reinger and Tiffin. Prices range from 35 to 60 cents per acre. Catalog by W. M. Presler Adrian Ohio.
Prairie State incubators and brooders are regarded by prominent poultry raisers as the best on the market. Sold exclusively by The Beck Milroy Hardware Co.
Local leaders urge stronger initiative to boost economic development and public services. Officials from the chamber of commerce and city hall emphasize proactive programs, mentorships, and cross sector collaboration to accelerate progress.
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