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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
3
House for rent in southwest town near Our Lady of Consolation church. Address listed as Mrs. H. B. Hagesfield 880 East 73rd Street Cleveland with contact for inquiry.
Grace Chapel social notes list visiting family members and local residents, including Mr and Mrs Trouman Rickie and son Fordyce, Mrs K Wohlgamutti, Miss Jessie Shaw, Mr Mirram Shaw, Mr and Mrs Edward Shaw and children Floyd Jessica Dorothy Carrie, Mr and Mrs J Zechman and Rig Zechman, Harrison Snyder with Albert Tonagy, Truman Rickle and son Fordyce, Mrs M Box and sons Arthur and Roberts, May and Rosa Updegraff, Miss Lennie Devene, Orville Stroup, Mrs Jennie Yeager, Clint Thrash, C Loudenslager, Willis Tong delivering hogs, and Mrs Mary Frey. visits to Carey and Berwick noted.
Mr. W. O Reilly Fogarty, a Kingston Jamaica city councillor, reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy eased a stubborn cough quickly. He plans to buy another bottle and credits the remedy with prompt relief. Sold by J. D. Ewing and C. W. Brayton.
Adri an received last week for publication. Miss Florence Ewing visits relatives in Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Walter Snyder and son Willie from Kenton spend Christmas with Mrs Snyder’s parents Mr and Mrs Louis Etchen. W G Taylor visits Basco. Deane Lenner visits Tiffin. Cydil Miller from MacCutchenville in town Saturday. Miss Caroline Schearer ill. Albert Schneider of Sandusky spends Christmas with Shober family. Bernice Haines home from Elyria business college for holidays. Jesse Trudeau and Vera Mullholand visit Bucyrus. Hazel Livingston from Carey visits Grace Presler. Earl Snyder from Wittenberg home for holidays. Fred Ringisen and Earl Nagle of MacCutchenville in town. Fred Etchen spends Christmas in Toledo. R P Haines and Lula Snyder visit Bucyrus relatives. Glen Snyder from Carey, Alonzo Karr and Cora from Attica visit here. Earl Mullholand and wife of Alvada Christmas guests. Jay Lenner visits Tiffin. Charles Yachner of Hamlet and James Roof of Deshler visit Mullholand family.
The article promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for la grippe coughs that can lead to pneumonia. It claims the remedy stops the cough and strengthens the lungs and warns against substitutes, noting the genuine product comes in a yellow package.
A newspaper item promotes a home mix sold as a kidney cure. The recipe uses Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, claimed to ease back pain and urinary symptoms and to cleanse blood by urging kidney filtration. A local pharmacist endorses the ingredients as harmless for home preparation.
Wharton notes list visits by M Willa and wife to Indiana relatives and many local guests including Wise, Shellhouse, Wentling, Koontz, and Ward families. Protracted meeting at Star Bethel continues. An advertisement praises Dr Shoop Health Coffee Imitation as a quick coffee substitute.
Bert Mitten declares he has taken the local agency for a steam dye works. He promises perfect satisfaction and invites customers to his store for any dyeing or clearing work, noting his shop specializes in dyeing goods.
An advertisement stresses Foley's Kidney Remedy as essential for kidney health, claiming it cleanses impurities from the blood as it flows through the kidneys. The note mentions Cullinéné using the remedy at the first sign of danger and credits J. D. Ewing.
Miss Fay Kirkendale stayed with Braytson Crislip from Wednesday to Saturday. George Hall of Columbus visited his sister Mrs Fernando Presler at Christmastime. Ur Myers, a veterinarian, was called to FB Phillips Monday. Samuel E Foos attorney of Chicago and George Foos of Warren attended their father Andrew Foos’s funeral. Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Dible visited daughter Mrs George Myers in Arcadia at Christmas. Mary Brayton of Carey visited her uncle Lafayette Brayton and family last week. Napoleon Dible visited his brother in Kenton this week. Philips and wife spent Sunday with sister Mrs Nicholas Sopher. F N Crislip on a business trip to Tiffin. Brayton Crislip on a business trip to Upper Sandusky Monday afternoon. Logan Presler spent New Years at home. Bertram Presler and family spent Sunday at the home of Jacob Herbert.
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Salve to relieve itching and smarting from skin diseases. It notes a quick effect and a price of 25 cents, marketed by J. D. Wing and CG W Brayton.
Adrian residents and area families share visits and guest stays with relatives in nearby towns including Tiffin Bucyrus Carey and Vanlue. The piece lists many individuals and households hosting dinners and greetings over holiday periods along with a note thatPrairie State incubators and brooders are recommended by prominent poultry raisers sold by Beck & Milroy Hardware Co.
Farmlands of 20 40 60 80 120 160 and larger up to 300 acres available near Carey Adrian New Reigier and Tiffin priced from 335 to 860 per acre. Inquiries to W M Presler Adrian Ohio.
A condensed reflection on how adversity sharpens resolve. The author notes that strength emerges when weakness is tested by pressure and danger, awakening hidden reserves and indignation that fuels action. The remark questions complacency and champions resilience born from trial.
A quirky urban quip notes societal expectations about marriage and finances, suggesting a clash between romantic ideals and economic realities in Dallas. The line playfully compares tastes and income to imply where true value lies.
Numerous listings describe 131 to 187 acre farms with sandy loam soil, timber, sugar camps, and multiple houses in Trumbull and Portage counties near Warren. Prices range from 1 200 to 12 500 with details on barns, wells, orchards, and proximity to schools, railroads, and markets. The ad notes a labor shortage as a selling motive and urges inquiries to 4167 in Adrian Ohio.
The text compares six levels of illness from ill to fatally ill, noting adjectives and degrees of comparison. It lists ill, iller, il, quite ill, very ill, seriously ill, fatally ill, dead as escalating states.
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