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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
4
Entered at the post office in Carey Ohio as second class mail matter. Subscription price is 1.00 per year in advance and 0.50 for six months. 1.26 per year if not paid in advance. Rates for display advertisements are available upon application.
Postmaster Newhard announced from the department that the proposed rural mail route has been authorized and will inaugurate September 1. The text notes county savings from expelling undesirables, mentions Findlay and Hancock Wyandot counties, and covers weather, haying, and a murder case verdict turning on second degree with life imprisonment.
Verner Patrick Adler is ill while Grant Haines and family visit from Bucyrus. Jacob Frederick and wife spent days visiting friends in Fostoria. Mrs. Charles Johnson of Toledo visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Presler. Dr Southard of Carey treated Mrs. Chas Bloom in Adrian. Dr. Richards of Carey attended a sick horse belonging to W. M. Presler. Alonzo Hall and son Gordon from Toledo visited Adrian. Will Gray of Adrian and Miss Anna Sterling of Upper Sandusky narrowly escaped injury when a horse galloped loose near the Hocking Valley crossing, breaking a violin owned by Miss Sterling.
The body of Hiram Beaver of Vanlue was found along the Lindsay Branch tracks near the Northern Ohio crossing after the Findlay train incident on July 21, 1901. Coroner Stutz ruled death by being struck by a train, with no blame attached to the railroad.
The bulletin invites full attendance at Sunday services and Sunday school with Junior Epworth at 3 pm and Intermediate at 7 pm. An Excursion to Delphos, Ohio is offered by the Lake Erie and Western Railroad on July 28 for 1 dollar round trip, with a special Carey departure at 9 21 am.
Property listing details three rooms above Hickle and Gunther clothing shop located at 1544 Neil Avenue Columbus Ohio with reference to H P Houk as contact point for the address.
J A Smith advertises a block of west Main street lots in a choice location with easy terms and long time. A 175 acre first class farm with buildings and fences, no waste land, is offered at a cheap price. Also 23 acre tract near Carey, cleared land, cheaper than competitors, with money to loan for long time and low rate. A first class corner lot home with barn fruit and cistern is available for little money.
A Washington Star idea for porch gatherings introduces bouquets made from tissue paper. Players craft blooms, name them, and guess all flowers represented while enjoying flower shaped refreshments and floral decor to enhance the party atmosphere.
The passage urges early action toward happiness through purposeful effort. It promotes a constructive mindset, daily small acts of kindness to living beings, lifelong learning, and maintaining a habit of finding something to like each day to sustain mental wellbeing.
The article advises eating dinner after work for better digestion and rest. It suggests those who sleep early should have lunch at midday and take a one hour nap to recharge, describing nooning as a break between tasks.
Beat two ounces of butter to a cream then beat in a cup of powdered sugar until very white and foamy. Just before serving crush five or six ripe strawberries, dust with sugar and beat into the sauce. Washington Star recipe tip.
July 1 begin reduced fare excursions to New York City with liberal stopovers at Buffalo for Pan American Exposition travel. Tickets available via agents Asterlin PA Wayne IN and Twinoing Fostoria Ohio with options for outbound and return travel.
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