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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
7
An essay in a Chicago page column discusses a divorce case over chicken dinners, arguing marriage requires income transparency and financial planning. It notes that many couples face hardship when romance clashes with domestic costs and urges common sense and frank dialogue before wedlock.
Fragmentary note suggests a proverb that a husband must hustle for bread and cheese to feed the family. The text references a grimy kitchen scene and a warning about scarcity.
A dramatic portrait of Father Louis Lambert Conrardy, a missionary who spent years aiding lepers in Hawaii and Canton. He traveled from Belgium to India and the United States, earned friends among Sioux and President Cleveland, then raised funds in the United States to buy an island for 500 lepers near Canton. Now dying, his letters reveal hope for five more years of work, illustrating a life of sacrifice beyond moralizing.
The passage extols Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a universal cure for constipation headaches biliousness jaundice and indigestion sold by J D Ewing and O A W Brayton. It also argues against reading at meals while noting meals should involve cheerful social company and light reading to aid digestion and reduce nervous tension.
The remedy promises to clear sour stomach improve breath and stimulate appetite. It says the tablets promote gastric juice flow for better digestion and are sold by J D. Ewing and U W Brayton.
Local officials uncover a tangle as B J Foor builds on J W Hatton land and Hatton builds on Foor land. Both houses sit atop the others plots, discovered by city land appraisers. Each has loans from rival firms. legal teams appointed to untangle the dispute.
The office will be open from 6 30 to 8 00 Saturday evening to accommodate anyone wishing to pay subscriptions.
A jumble of notices and anecdotes includes a G A R tribute from Isaac Cook praising Foley kidney pills for backache relief and a New York Sun tale where a veteran waiter recounts a man offering half a meal and later buying the waiter’s hair for three dollars, with no tip given.
A historical ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims relief for indigestion and constipation with a line urging readers to try it at all druggists. A separate rural encounter shows a Maple Hill Farm boarder challenging a boy about his hot afternoon potato hoeing, with the woman guessing at the length of work.
A collage of ad blurbs and anecdotes notes Faley's Honey and Tar as a throat remedy, a Christmas Paris theater joke about a substitute, a domino game scene, a resignation from a theater “super,” medical quack lines, a fatal bicycle accident in Barberton, and advertising pitches for Burdock Blood Bitters and Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil. The snippets illustrate early 20th century public notices and commercial tones.
A fragmented rail timetable shows trains No. 1 at 6 30 pm No 119 depart 8 10 am No 10F depart 1 10 pm and No 143 depart 20 pm with an instruction to consult an agent. The readable items indicate listed train numbers and times in a partial schedule.
An abbreviated agricultural bulletin cites TAL EC. KER offering market insights at 1 a.m. The fragment notes price movements and commodity signals, indicating cautious optimism for local crops and livestock sectors.
The notice lists post office mail close and arrival times for Hocking Valley Big Four and Northern Ohio routes, including North South East and West schedules. Additional notes cover Findlay and Vaine mail times, Bellcenter express pouch, Sunday mail losses and Sunday opening hours.
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