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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
4
The piece warns editors to steer clear of political and practical editorials as they may be used as campaign documents. It cites Harding and Cox era editorials and suggests editors should focus on philosophical writing and avoid personalities and jokes.
The island Guam an American possession in the Pacific Ocean is under a ban on whistling within the capital Abana and its limits. Governor Gilmer issued the order calling it irritating and unnecessary with a five dollar penalty for violations. The writer questions truck noise as more harmful and dangerous.
The Weekly News Letter reports United States exports of rice at thirty to sixty million pounds monthly, driven by California’s growth. California planted its first commercial field in the Sacramento Valley in 1912, now hosting about a dozen mills and expanding land use opportunities. A cork-tree cultivation venture from Spain is being introduced in California, with trees taking fifteen years to mature for returns.
A vast Marion turnout marked the last Thursday notification for Candidate Harding. Reported were over a hundred autos in the Wood county contingent and speculation about future air travel on similar occasions.
The Weekly News Letter notes Alaska is more than a gold and fur country. USDA Alaska Experiment Station reports reveal Alaska can be a food producing region with wheat potential, despite harsh conditions near the Yukon Valley and limited frost-free days. Airplane explorations may add new insights.
A fragment from the Columbus Dispatch hints at a new newspaper supply development praised as liberating for editors. The brief reference suggests optimistic impact on local press operations.
W. B. O Neil of Cincinnati met in Columbus with James W. Taylor to discuss marketing securities and products of the Florida Pulp and Paper Co formed at Legsville Kentucky. The firm uses a barge mounted process to convert seacoast sea grass into pulp and paper at about one eighth the cost of spruce pulp, claiming Florida swamps could meet national needs and save forests.
Edmond Pahl struck Henry Pieraccini with a magazine in Pieraccini Bros. fruit store. The paper hit Pieraccini’s eye ball and cut it, though sight remained intact.
Church directory notice invites Carey area parishes to submit announcements. Our Lady of Consolation led by Rev. Aloys M. Fish lists Sunday services including Low Mass 7 30 a m High Mass 10 30 a m Vespers and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Masses at 6 39 and 8 00 a m.
The notice lists numerous family reunions with dates from July 31 to September 6 and warns that five reunions may be on a single day, stressing conflicts with tables and playground equipment. It invites readers to review the list and call the park to adjust dates if needed.
Sir Walter Scott notes in Ivanhoe that early attire used few layers. Shirts were worn mainly by nobles, followed by waistcoats breeches and trousers. The overcoat emerged after the medieval coatcloak and became common only in the seventeenth century. The exact dates remain unknown.
Carey residents testify to relief from backache fatigue and misery after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Ewing's Drug Store. John Feinsteinmacher of 126 Brown Ave reports wearing weariness and pain eased after a course. 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is the maker.
After serving as commander of the 166th Infantry Rainbow Division Hough an attorney from Delaware Ohio is urged by friends to run for a two year term on the Ohio Supreme Court bench Endorsements from bar associations and attorneys across the state support his candidacy His name will appear on the judicial ballot August 10.
Pastor led services and weekly events listed for United Evangelical Carey St Paul St John and Methodist Episcopal Church with morning worship, Sunday school, evening services, Christian Endeavor and prayer meetings. Welcoming note invites attendance and homey atmosphere.
The notice lists services at First United Brethren in Christ with Pastor J C Rinehart leading a 9:00 a m school service and evening worship at 6 30 p m followed by a sermon at 7 30. A Wednesday prayer service is at 7 30 p m. Christian Science Society meets Sunday at 10 14 a m and Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Hoff block South Street.
JAURLESS C. STAGGS of Upper Sandusky declares as Democratic candidate for Clerk of Courts subject to the primary on Tuesday August 10. JOHN D. MORRIS of Upper Sandusky seeks the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer with the same August 10 primary.
A roundup of visits and travel from Upper Sandusky area residents includes Mrs. Lewis Burkart of Toledo staying with relatives, Miss Florence Pahl moving to Dayton, and several families from Cedar Point, Broadview and Beatrice hosting guests. The Wright road project is noted as completed and praised. Read the ads.
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