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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
3
A witty passage from Mary Marlowe's Gypsy Royal Adventuress contrasts male and female understanding. It jokes that men are simple while women are complex, noting women rarely understand themselves and suggesting others find them equally intricate.
The henry honors Joseph Henry for his contributions to electricity and the practical unit of power, the watt, is named after James Watt the engineer famed for steam engine improvements.
Mount Wilson’s enormous telescope aids astronomers in photographing the moon with a result that makes it seem as if an airman shot images while flying within forty miles of the satellite.
Report notes a curious bee behavior in which unladen visitors are attacked on sight while nectar laden insects pass unchallenged, suggesting a selective defense strategy by hive residents.
An advisory note urges readers to have their eyes examined by Winans, a jeweler and optometrist based in Carey, highlighting his dual professional role and service.
A U S Census Bureau study shows Ohio’s average tax dollar sources. Thirty eight cents come from general property and special taxes, 35 cents from licenses and fees, eight cents from state departments and enterprises, and 19 cents from miscellaneous revenue. Ohio’s per capita receipts average $9.33, compared with Michigan $15.53 and Indiana $10.29.
Luke confesses past kisses to Armine days before their marriage while Armine secretly rereads a letter from a former sweetheart. She writes that love must yield to practicality, chooses to marry John, and later tells Luke to forget the past as they prepare to marry, though he remains unaware of the deeper consequence.
Ralph Stewart of Bucyrus was in town Sunday. Mrs. W. M. Anderson of Cincinnati visiting sister. Miss Chloe A me line of Carey spent a week with the Baughmans. Camp at High Banks interest for local boys. Several residents visiting relatives in Marion, Toledo, Adrian, and Upper Sandusky. J L Hatcher renames restaurant to Joe's Diner and adds a meat cooler for in-house butchering.
A New Jersey firm after twelve years of experiments has created a loom that fabricates a perfect Oriental rug in one day, a process previously requiring months of hand labor. The discovery promises cheaper rugs and preserves the artistry of traditional weaving.
The late Alexander Graham Bell joked about Wall street recalling the milk trade. A diner recalls his quip in which a poor man asks for cheaper milk and a sales girl answers with a twist to offer a made version.
Disjointed OCR fragment notes poultry items and terms including heavy hens light hens and canadas. Mentions geese ducks and ewes with scattered numbers and letters, unclear as to specific figures or context.
Journal notes: Miss May Mullholand and Mrs Phil Henn called at the Harry J. Morehart home in Vanlue. Mr and Mrs Jefferson and Mr and Mrs E G Snyder spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jake Smalley near Upper Sandusky. Cassius Grigsby and Laura Canouse of Prospect visited the Burson household with Miss Rachel Burson.
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