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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
4
Carey Times Earns Fresh Look and Bright Headlines
The Carey Times appears spick and span in a new dress and cheerful typography. Editor Thrall leads one of the best clean and bright local weekly papers in the state, praised by the Daily Chief as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Union-Republican
Thrall
Supreme Court Reverses Goodlove Slaying Case
County voices strong discontent as the Supreme Court overrules lower courts on a technicality. It is proven McCormick and Stuckey are the same person and the crime, committed with wantonness, is clear. A jury found Goodlove guilty. sentenced to a thirteen year term in the penitentiary. circuit court upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Goodlove
Frank McCormick
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Circuit Courts
McCormick
Stuckey
Goodlove
Steen
Supreme
Court and justice formalities amid miscarriage concerns
The text discusses necessary formalities in criminal cases and the Supreme Court’s role in ensuring none are lacking, while acknowledging a broad feeling that a miscarriage of justice has occurred. It frames the balance between due process and perceived outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Meets With Insurgents At Sagamore Hill
The text describes Roosevelt hosting Senator Bristow Representative Murdock and Madison of Kansas at Sagamore Hill with smiles and praise. It notes they are among insurgents disliked by Cannon and his faction and suggests Roosevelt may become a peacemaker. La Follette calls Roosevelt the greatest living American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Beverly
Bill
Teddy
Bristow
Murdock
Madison
Kansas
Sagamore Hill
Cannon
la Follette
Sagamore
Boy injured by firecracker in Marysville display
Richard Thrall eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs L G Thrall was burned by a firecracker during a Fourth of July visit in Marysville. The explosion damaged his finger and eye but a physician reported no serious injury and sight unimpaired. he remains under care but is expected to be active soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
L. G. Thrall
Marysville
Church of God Services At Grace Chapel Schedule
Grace Chapel hosts Church of God services on Sunday with SS at 9 00 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. Evening service at Star Bethel begins 7 30 p m all in standard time F F MANCHESTER
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Od
Grace Chapel
S. S
Star Bethel
F. F. Manchester
Missionary Rev Dougherty to Speak at United Brethren
Rev Dougherty, an Africa mission worker for four years, speaks this evening at United Brethren Church. He plans to return this fall and invites the public to hear a speaker new from the mission field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty
United Brethren Church
Africa
Couple's Cedar Point Sunday Outing Noted
Miss Elsie Strock and Mr Foster Buckland enjoyed a Sunday visit to Cedar Point. H A Goodman of Upper Sandusky filed for bankruptcy Tuesday evening with liabilities of 40000 dollars and assets around 30000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Strock
Foster Buckland
Cedar Point
H. A. Goodman
Upper Sandusky
How To Make Auto Tires Last
A practical guide on tire care advises jacking the car for storage to avoid rubber damage, avoiding grease or oil, cleaning with gasoline and drying, keeping air pressure checked, avoiding skids and tracks, and carrying extra casings and tubes. It warns against rusty rims and high speeds, and suggests vulcanizing small holes early and careful cornering for longevity.
Soapstone and lubrication tips from a vintage mower manual
The article advises soapstoning tire beads to prevent heat damage from rapid driving and rust on rims. It also recommends liberal graphite packing and glycerin in water to lubricate and protect water pump glands and spindles during repacking.
Two Wheeled Motorcar Arrives as Hybrid Vehicle
The cross between an automobile and a motorcycle is now on the market. It has fewer wheels, remains stationary when started, and is foot-controlled by a crank. A windshield is available, with a rear deck for parcels and a roomy footboard. The design promises quiet operation with no exhaust.
Removing a Nut
A stubborn nut often yields after prolonged heating. Applying a hot iron briefly causes expansion, loosening the grip and easing removal.
McCutchenville Man Dies After Train Collision in Middletown
John W. Cooley of McCutchenville perished in the Century Limited freight crash at Middletown while en route to view land in Florida. A Civil War veteran aged 72, he was married ten years ago to the sister of the late Immortal J. N. Free. Funeral services were held at the M. E. church with Rev. Pfaffman officiating. pallbearers included John Myers and others, and burial followed in McCutchenville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cooley
McCutchenville
Florida
Twentieth Century Limited
Middletown
Mr. Cooley
J. N
Berwick
M. E. Church
Rev. Pfaffman
John Myers
Daniel Brown
Conrad Shireman
Samuel Bretz
Haden Miller
John Reardon
McCutchenville Cemetery
Services at Our Lady of Consolation planned Sunday
Rev. Father J. G. Mizer pastor announces Sunday services with Low Mass at 8 00 a m High Mass at 10 00 a m Instructions at 2 30 p m Vespers at 3 00 p m All times shown in sun time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation
J. G. Mizer
Reckless Speed G Governor Attacks Legislation at Albany Dinner
Governor Hughes decries a bill’s passage as reckless speed. He compares the process to Peter Simpson’s impulsive elevator flight from a tenement and a ridiculous crossfire of objects tossed between windows, ending with a baby tied in a pillow case amid police intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Albany
Peter Simpson
Peter
Pete
Simpson
Mrs Simpson
Pointed Chambers and a Barber Shop Epigram
A gallery anecdote recalls a New York legislature windmill with water jest as a point of order. Another tale features Neil Burgess arguing atheists are ignorant with a barber shop quip about a Unitarian belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyburn
New York
Speaker
Schoharie County
Washington Herald
Neil Burgess
George
New York Times
Human Wisdom and the Ills It Masks in Life
Montaigne argues that human wisdom misuses talent to disguise life’s ills while denying natural pleasures. She disguises and softens pain with artful tricks, reducing the sense of life’s burdens through clever refinements and artificial alleviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montaigne
Egg advertising rates and fertilized poultry offers by J T Myers
The notice advertises eggs for sale with prices per setting of 15 eggs. Buff Rock and Buff Leghorn eggs cost 75 cents per setting of 15 eggs. White Leghorn and Brown Leghorn eggs 50 cents per setting of 15. Phone numbers listed for store and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Myers
For Sale Two 7‑Room Houses and Barn on 2 Acres
For 1800 you can buy on easy terms two new seven room houses with a barn and two acre lot in a good Upper Sandusky location. Inquire of J. C. McCleary Bell phone 242. Also notices WANTED dining room girl at Camp Restaurant. Lost purse. For sale at Carey Glove Factory large boxes. Good team of mules and four horses. Patterson event Friday evening at the Patterson residence. Lost tie pin old fashioned gold. Reward to Dr Harrison. Automobile inquiries for Empire 20 roadster from Motor Supply Shop Fostoria Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Sandusky
J. C. McCleary
Bell Phone
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.M. Harrison
M. D
Post Office Building
Carey, Ohio
THE
Carey ‘Times
Carey
Ohio
Homer Thrall
Editorial
Church of God
Elmore, Maxwell,and
Regal Automobiles
A. P. Johnson
Kee
Oxfords
Low C&its
Choice
Vici
W. T. Pethe
H. Presler
Ross Patterson
Franklin Newhard
Patterson
Harrison
Fostoria
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