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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
3
The centenarian is a Choctaw woman named Nancy Jacobs known locally as Honiuma. She lives alone in an old log cabin in Cedar County within the Choctaw Nation. A census taker recently noted she is well over 100, with no definite birth date.
Alois Frankenberg, a Bavarian, was sentenced in Gratz to two and a half years in prison for luring money from multiple women he promised to marry. He advertised for wives, selected wealthy candidates, swindled them, and disappeared with their funds.
A Choktau woman and medicine figure recounts making vamaha an Indian bread of corn and beans for Civil War fighters called Faluma by Indians. She travels 30 miles in an old wagon and tends family, speaking no English, with strong features and a daughter six years old.
A monument costing 200 pounds is planned over the grave of Caesar a nine year old Great Dane owned by Mrs T BM Cardeza of Germantown Pa The dog stood three feet tall and was a favorite in the Cardeza family pet collection The coffin for burial was a fine silk lined casket
The judge states a schoolteacher has the right to inflict corporal punishment on pupils in his class and on others. He notes pupils remain subject to scholastic jurisdiction after hours and may be punished outside school.
Rosewood and mahogany are reported 80 percent plentiful in Mexico with copper mines timbered by rosewood and mahogany used as fuel for engines.
A monument under construction will bear the inscription Erected to an old and faithful friend. The fragment notes the dedication wording as part of the commemorative stone.
Arboriculturists in France debated whether spiders should be allowed to spin webs on fruit walls. The general view favored them as webs deter earwigs and other pests and hinder harmful flies whose larvae damage leaves and fruits.
Vivid scene unfolds with a russet sparrow on a roof blinking at a setting sun. Street imagery includes a ragman, a gray distance patrol, and murky puddles as leaves choke a tin spout while life seems hollow for the homeless.
A summer boy in a gray suit sits in a Hollywood piazza hammock. He appears unhappy as a girl eyes him. he adds a pastel lapel button and says he has joined a Dont Worry club after meeting her, in a clipped exchange captured by the Chicago Times-Herald.
A Brooklyn man reports rapid eye relief from gore eyes and eyelids after days of trial with a physician, and four days with Palmer's Lotion. He credits cures of granulated eyelids and urges household use of Palmer's Lotion Soap. offers pamphlet and sample via Solon Palmer in New York.
A servant drops the family dinner set causing a loud crash in the kitchen. The cook explains the mishap to the housewife, who laments the loss while the husband jokes that removing the girl who broke the dish would end the misfortune.
Do Your Feet Ache and Burnt Shake into your shoes, Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It makes tight or New Shoes Feel Easy Cures Corns, Itching, Swollen, Bot, Callous, Smarting, Sore and Sweating Feet. All Druggists and Shoe Stores ell 11, 25¢. Sample sent FREE. Ad dress, Allen S. Olmsted, Le Rev. N. Y. My wife boasted the happyoung benedict, I’m an open book to me. Mine, too declared the old manned man. I can't shut her up Philadelphia Press.
A historical fragment describes Lane's Family Medicine promoting daily bowel movement as health, with claims of gentle relief and cures for headaches. It includes advertising language and a quoted aside about romance and hat refusals attributed to Detre, noted in a journal-like snippet.
Ad claims a single day cure for colds with laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists offer a refund if not effective. The ad notes a price of 25 cents and includes a pun about a knapsack not being a pillow.
A faded quip from the Chicago Daily News notes some men are so stingy they only smile at others expense. The remark mocks aging ink and carters, implying old slogans fade while pride remains.
The New York market shows July readings for flour, wheat No 2 red, corn No 2, oats No 2, and a range of creamery, cheese, and butter prices. Cattle and hog quotes vary across regions with steer, veal, sheep, lamb, and hog values noted. Regional prices from Cleveland and Toledo provide additional wheat, corn, oats, and beef figures alongside dairy product values.
A collage of medicine ads extols Cascarets as a cheap ten cent cure for all ailments by regulating bowels, with warnings about imitations. Other promotions claim pigment dyes, Piso’s Cure for consumption, Beeman's Chewing Gum for digestion, and quips about actresses eyes and the good Samaritan.
An old advertisement notes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy priced at 75 cents. Mentions a “dear departed-Venison” and ties to Yale Record.
Two letters from women praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ovarian and related ailments. One writer reports swelling and pain relieved after one bottle, avoiding surgery, while another says six bottles restored health after two years of illness and multiple symptoms.
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