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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
3
An old promotional line claims impurity in blood causes poor health and urges Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure. It advises simple meals, light exercise, cleanliness, and a pure blood remedy as a path to wellness.
Cecil Wickiser family Hurd Plott family and Virgil Ward family were guests of Truman Cole and wife Sunday. Mrs Jen Wickiser and Miss Emma Ward were guests of Roscoe Ward. Fiza Bagland and wife visited Robert Gibson and family. Mrs O Neal Warde ill at home northeast of Wharton. Mrs Michael Duub returns from visiting relatives in Wharton to Fostoria. L 2 Ward family attended farmers Institute in Carey. A B Wise and grandson Dale Ward and Miss Lillie Wise visited Roscoe Ward Tuesday. Charles England trip to Carey. Russell Ford visits Joseph Ford family. Miss Myrtle Helck and Miss Meddie Snyder visit Bernice Englund. Mrs Herman Voger and son Ralph visit Wickiser. Trouman Ward trips to Carey.
A health note urges Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy for la grippe. It claims the product not only stops coughing but also heals and strengthens lungs to prevent pneumonia, noting the genuine remedy comes in a yellow package and warnings against substitutes.
Miss Nora Windau returned home from her uncle August Collett's house. Anna May Brayton visited her aunt Mrs Lille Brayton of Carey. RF N Crislip hosted Adrian friends Sunday afternoon. William Cible and family near Adrian visited Springville relatives. Henry Reinhart works on timber for a new barn. Alva Baughman of near Vanlue visited F N Crislip. Mrs Tephronia Bright of near Findlay visited Mrs FE Crislip. Harley Roynon near Adrian spent Sunday with B F Dible and family. Mildred Cochran, recently ill, shows improvement. Mrs Charles Luzader remains on sick list.
A brief note claims most appendicitis victims are constipated. Foley's Oring Laxative is advertised to cure chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels and restoring natural bowel action. It is described as gentle and non irritating with no cramps, urging readers to refuse substitutes. J D. Ewing.
Ridge Center resident Harley Maines visited Dallas Putman and family midweek. Edward Gifford and wife from Prairie Depot stayed with Jonathan Bachar and family on Thursday. Robert Bachar traveled to Findlay for a business trip on Thursday. Charles Dunbar and wife visited Jacob Bachar and family Saturday. Charles Robison and wife with daughter Irene visited John J. Robison and wife Sunday. Eva Pahl joined Miss Ethel Kloppfer Sunday. Mrs H B Towe is listed as sick. Vincie Campbell of Carey visited Dora Bachar.
Advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy as essential for kidney health and impurity filtration. Endorsed by J. D. Ewing. Concludes with a cynical quote about wealth and self awareness.
A local notice advertises a home made medicine recipe using dandelion extract, Kargon, and sarsaparilla to treat rheumatism and kidney issues. It urges warm clothing and dry feet, notes doctors and patent medicine makers profit from cures, and says pharmacists can supply or compound the ingredients on request.
Mrs. C. Ke Wood and children visited Nostoria Saturday. Mrs. Joseph McMillen spent Saturday in Fostoria. Miss Fern Elion stayed with Miss Adeline Ulman in Fostoria. Miss Maggie Wagner of Kirby visited Miss Ida Adang. Wilbur Ludwig of Tulin spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs B J Ludwig. Miss Ida Adang visited Mrs Adam Huth in Fostoria. Joseph Hoffbauer made a business trip to Fostoria Saturday.
Adrian area residents bend Sunday visits across Carey Sandusky Bascom and Perwick while Tony and Violet Patrick visit Mrs Basem and Mr Snyder hosts relatives. revival crowds draw Adrian youths and nearby towns as ad notices warn about gentle bowel regulation with Toan's Regulates.
Lovell area notices report Jacob Binny injuring his hand and local farm activity. Ohio Oil Co drills near Turd farm west of residence. Buckeye pump station adds two nine ton engines on solid foundations. Sale ads include a wagon roadster near Lovell. Charles Carr hospitals in Gallipolis after spasms. Pioneer lamp from Wright family showcased by George Wright. Free trial catarrh remedies mailed by Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin. Local merchants list Sehlup and Ewing offering items and remedies.
Residents from St Paul and nearby towns visited relatives in Carey Findlay Vanlue and Henry county. The revival at St Paul is drawing crowds with thirteen conversions by Sunday and continued success expected with regular services and gatherings.
Farms of 20 to 300 acres offered near Carey Adrian New Reigler and Tiffin at 35 to 860 dollars per acre. Inquiries directed to W. M. Presler Adrian Ohio.
The partnership between F. J. Vigor and B Vogel at Carey Ohio is dissolved. I J Vigor buys Vogel s interest and assumes all liabilities of the former firm. He is authorized to settle all outstanding accounts. Witnessed January 7 1908 by J Viger RB Vogel and HG Chambers.
Daily except Sunday timetable shows No. 104 Jar7 5 w mi No. 119 Dap 8 10 am No. 106 Ar t120 am No. 101 Dep 1 10 pm No. 126 At 6 30 pm No. 143 Dep 8 20 pm for full information consult agent.
Numerous rural properties listed with varied acreages from 1 to 235 acres. Offers include 4 to 8 room houses, barns, sugar camps, new and existing outbuildings, drilled wells, and timber. Prices range from 1 400 to 12 500 with proximity to Warren, R R towns, schools, and electric car lines. The sale notes labor shortages in cities driving farm sales and includes refund offer for railroad fare.
Prominent poultry raisers consider ADRIAN TIO Praire State facubatus and bronicl ets the best on the market. Sold only to The Beck x Milroy Hardware Cn.
Fragmentary notice describes a remedy, Down's Ointment, claimed to cure difficult skin conditions and cause strong reactions to touch, with druggists selling it widely.
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