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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
4
Congress resumes work likely through mid summer with a recess for national conventions. Key issues include reconciling peace treaty differences and approving the German treaty with reservations. Railroads’ return to owners by March 1 remains in conference after holiday recess.
Readers ponder political reforms as many favor abolishing the United States Senate. Senator John Sharp Williams declares he would rather be a dog and boy at the moon than stay in the senate beyond his term. A mock convention in Cleveland endorsed a single house legislature with veto and constitutional review.
Reports say two to three dozen workers fell ill from suspected ptomaine poisoning at a Cleveland factory restaurant. A thorough inquiry will assess the menu as the cause amid concerns over profiteering and unsafe ingredients including wood alcohol.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland warns against spenditis. A tenant farmer who profited from tobacco bought two grand pianos to appease two arguing daughters. A teacher misdefines the Federal Reserve Act as storing money and borrowing from banks.
Washington reports the Cuban sugar crop will largely supply U S demand as other nations lack credit. US sugar consumption projected above 4,000,000 tons with about 2,000,000 domestically produced. Cuba crops near 4,200,000 tons with Britain contracting for 1,100,000 tons.
Readers urged to submit bits of news or jokes for publication in a column. The verse invites anonymous submissions, praising variety and a light tone.
The piece notes crowded Republican maneuvering as Borah probes candidate positions on the peace treaty. It cites Harding labor ties and Cummins bill stance while detailing Newark inquiries and a crucial January 8 Democrats gathering in Washington. It also mentions Bryan and Attorney General Palmer among key figures.
The article argues for strict deportation of undesirable aliens amid security fears from mail bombings and armed threats. It notes ships bound overseas and detainees at Ellis Island while acknowledging many newcomers may become good citizens and deserve welcome.
Farmers seek close ties with local towns to build prosperity through a strong home market. Proximity to a social center and cooperative farming boosts retail trade, livelihoods, and community life, uniting farmers and merchants to strengthen agriculture and country life.
The Bucyrus Telegraph reports a trend of girls engaging in craps and gambling at a local shop selling dice and playing cards. Clergy fear a revival of vice as women are described admitting the lure of games of chance, with the dealer noting rising dice sales to girls over men.
Last summer Mrs Cram now living in Kenton and formerly in Defiance fell and injured her arm Doctors say a merge had been injured but two small bones were broken These have been set and Mrs Cray is improving many friends will be pleased by the news
The W C T U will meet with Mrs A J King Friday at 2 oclock. A good attendance is desired as this will be an important meeting. Members should be prepared to pay dues before the meeting.
The community gains a large new district absorbing parts of Pleasant, Portage, Cass, and Blanchard townships in multiple areas including Van Buren and Arcadia. Van Wert and Amanda receive partial adds as districts plan to consolidate next year with costs higher but balanced by centralized schooling. The move aims to include willing communities while allowing future annexations.
The Maintenance of Soil Fertility is the latest bulletin from the Wooster Experiment Station. It summarizes 26 years of manure and fertilizer experiments on the Wayne County farm and on farms in Cuyahoga Montgomery Meigs and Hancock counties.
The Hickle and Ruehle families express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for support during the bereavement. Gratitude extended to the choir and minister for funeral services and to all who sent flowers. G. D. Hickle John Hickle Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ruehle.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Crawford of Vanlue will depart Wednesday for Hot Springs Arkansas and stay until April to visit Mrs Crawfords sister there and enjoy a pleasant trip as reported by the Courier.
Health advice warns that pale children need Pepto Mangan. article links paleness and illness to thin watery blood and urges parents to seek medical guidance. It emphasizes infantilized symptoms and nutritional concerns alongside a doctor’s cautionary statements.
The note extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a tonic for pale thin children, available in liquid and tablet forms with identical medicinal properties. It urges prompt care for children who laugh and play less, citing improvement of blood quality and vitality when the remedy is used.
A Carey woman Mrs Elza Garn reports relief from back pain dizziness and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills for about a year She describes improved sleep and less back pain after using a box at 60 cents from dealers Milburn Co Buffalo NY recommends asking for Dean's Kidney Pills by name.
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