Surveying With An Auto Aids Coast Geodetic Work
Hodgson leads a Coast and Geodetic Survey and United States Biological Survey field party from Washington into the southwestern United States to determine astronomic latitude and triangulation station positions. The motor truck replaces wagons, hauling supplies over 75 to 100 miles a day, with solid rubber tires, dual rear wheels, extra tanks, and a heavy skid chain mooring setup for bridges and rough terrain.
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Department of Powmerce
Washington
United States
J .Baystow
Tex
Pacific
Denvér
Ida
Scale in Boilers Temporary Hardness of Water May Be Eliminated
Heating water reduces temporary hardness and boiler scale which impedes heat transfer. Open feed water heaters help remove carbonates by venting carbon dioxide, while permanent hardness is addressed by chemical purification. Special devices combine both methods, or use high temperature under pressure to reduce hardness.
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Enneering Magazine
To Harden Wood Blocks
An early note describes hardening small wood blocks to resist splitting during screw insertion. It suggests oiling them for lubrication and reuse, and testing for waterproofing. The idea includes dipping blocks in melted paraffin and cooling in a direct solution to seal them.
Have Almost Human Brain Elephant Tales From Dr Romanes
Dr Romanes recites stories of intelligent elephants. A tame elephant stretches to reach a potato and blows a stream of air to propel it across water. Another elephant in a pie oven scene loosens a chain and eats all cakes, leaving the oven buried. Youth's Companion, 4
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yYouth
Findlay Gardener Dies by Own Action
Albert Hoch aged thirty four a gardener of Findlay shot himself in the head with a 22 revolver in a barn while moving barrels to hide the act. The bullet was instantaneous. He rented a ten acre farm and planned market gardening. He leaves a widow and two small children.
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Albert Hoch
Gardner
Findlay
Entertained at Sunday Dinner at Nachbar Home
The Sunday dinner gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nachbar five miles south of Carey included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Piffinberger and son James Mrs. Manda Shoemaker Mrs. Samuel Grime Miss Blanche Grimes and Willard Grimes from Tiffin Mr Seth Near and son Russell from Wharton in his new auto Mr and Mrs Glenn Snyder of Carey Mrs John Lowery and sons Robert and Harry Mr and Mrs Joseph Wright William Wright Walter Sherman and the Nachbar children.
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Charles Nachbar
Carey
Henry Piffinberger
James
Manda Shoemaker
Samuel Grime
Blanche Grimes
Willard Grimes
Tiffin
Seth Near
Russell
Wharton
Glenn Snyder
John Lowery
Robert
Harry
First Communion at Our Lady of Consolation Church
Clara and Emma Weaver Irene Horner Edith Carr Zella Bakies Jeanette Weaver Ruth Kivian Ruth Greer Clara Bees Verna Raffing Charlie Raffing Mark Pahl Ignatius Pahl Nick Grey Robert Dow Burkhardt Long will receive their first public communion at Our Lady of Consolation church next Sunday. High mass is at eight in the new church and the Young Ladies Sodality will follow with communion. Low mass is at eleven.
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Clara
Emma Weaver
Irene Horner
Edith Carr
Zella Bakies
Jeanette Weaver
Ruth Kivian
Ruth Greer
Clara Bees
Verna
Charlie Raffing
Mark
Ignatius Pahl
Nick Grey
Robert Dow
Burkhardt Long
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Frenchwoman’s Cold Cure Lifts 27 Year Record
A French woman claims to have not caught a cold in 27 years. Her method after lunch the day she wakes includes a warm bath followed by two minutes of sponging the throat face and neck with very cold water. She notes cold weather tempts avoidance but steady practice yields rewards.
Insisted on Fair Game by Golfers in Punch Cartoon
A Punch cartoon depicts players arguing fair play on the golf green. One golfer confronts the other over interference with his game and threatens to throw the match if the tee is tilted again.
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T. Chuck
Clippers Triumph Over Forest In Tight 13 14 Showdown
The Clippers defeated Forest 14 to 13 last Sunday with Carey emerging as a key player. Next game is against the Dan Ha Club of Pastoria at Wagner's Park on Sunday.
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Clippers
Forest
Carey
Pastoria
Wagner's Park
Mary Ranger
Cletus Lowery
Cecil Beebe
Eauclaire
Wis
W. Z. Campbell
W. C. Carr
Tom Griffith
Indianapolis
Tom
Thomas Wade
Margaret
Margaret van Heyde
Fostoria
Charles Sisson, Jr
Nélsonville
Ihe van Heyde
Thomas Briody
Allegany
N. Y
E. W. Baker
Sandusky City
Bert Foosé
Mary Ellen
Gibsonburg
W. P. Slater
Park Notes on Flower Beds By Local Clubs
Local groups including The Nineteen Hundred Travél ers Priscilla and Mehr Licht Clubs and the L. G. Ranger Sunday school class filled park flower beds with new plantings enriching the grounds.
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Nineteen Hundred
Travélers
Priscilla and the
Mehr Licht Clubs
The
L._G
Alumni Reception Honors Carey High School Alumni Class
Last Friday the Knights of Pythias hall hosted the annual Alumni reception for Carey High School graduates. Purple and gold colors festooned the rooms as President Wenner and others welcomed guests. the Lutheran orchestra performed and classes took turns calling names and giving yells. Officers elected included Ralph Brown as president, Leonard Nigh as secretary, and Maud Snyder as treasurer. out of town guests attended from Chicago Fostoria Toledo Ripon Wis Findlay Monroe Mich and Upper Sandusky.
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Knsights
Pythias ‘ Hall
Carey High’ School
Giarethe
W Énner
Angus
George Newhard
Cletus Lowey
Cecil Beebe
F. le ‘Moyer
Wi “G.” Bradley
Wenner
Doris Barton
Ralph Brown
Leonard Nigh
Maud Snyder
Ralph Zint
Chicago
Augusta Magers
Fostoria
Mary Belle Parl
Tiffin
Vernon Bender
Upper Sandusky
Sue’ Roll
Toledo
Erma Zobel
Ripon, Wis
Peter Justin
Monroe, Mich
A. S. Nowlan
Findlay
Adventurous Kathlyn Photo Series Promises Spectacle
Truly New manager Kissellé unveils The Adventures of Kathlyn a bold photo play series spanning California to India and Africa. It blends medieval pageantry with primeval savagery in interlacing episodes based on Harold MacGrath. The first adventure debuts at Carey next Wednesday evening at the Royal.
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Kissellé
Photoplayeraft
Kathlyn
California
India
Africa
Harold MacGrath
Carey
the Royal
Big Four Wreck Near Wharton Delays Rail Service
A Detroit Big Four passenger train running late and at speed derailed Saturday south of Wharton when the tender jumped the track. Seven steel cars left the rails and toppled into the cut, injuring baggage master J R Gallahar and cook P Daugherty, with other passengers lightly hurt. The line reopened Sunday and detours were in place for the Sandusky train. Doctors J D Southward R C Van Buren and Marshall treated the injured.
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Detroit
Wharton
J. R. Gallahar
P. Daugherty
Cook
Hattie Hauk
Mary Wall
Springfield
Upper Sandusky
Sandusky
Fraternity Forms Alpha Sigma Tau During Toledo Visit
Norbert Shumaker Hartford Brucker Chgs Myers Ollie Cetuzza and Leo Kopf of Toledo visited St. John's College in Toledo with Dean McGill Cyril Simonis and Wm. Norton of Gibsonburg. They organized themselves into the Alpha Sigma Tau fraternity during the gathering and enjoyed a merry time until Monday.
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Norbert Shumaker
Hartford Brucker
Chgs. Myers
Ollie Cetuzza
Leo Kopf
Toledo
St. John’s College
Dean McGill
Cyril Simonis
Wm. Norton
Gibsonburg
Alpha Sigma Tau
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by Custar Store Owner
Henry Fetter of Custar Ohio filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Liabilities are about 7,983 dollars with assets around 9,556 dollars. The filing was reported by the Toledo Times.
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Henry Fetter
Custar, C
United States
Toledo Times
Business Change at Auto Repair Firm Baughman & Stevens
Baughman and Stevens sold their automobile repair department to Irvin Black and Christian Leeuw. The former firm will continue selling cars and running livery. Beginning June 11 they will deliver to residences on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays. Ice customers must hang their cards early in the morning.
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Baughman &Stevens
Irvin Black
Christian Leeuw
Snyder
Preserving Paint In Open Cans
Guidance outlines keeping oil-based paint usable by sealing in airtight paper within a sack test. Inflate to check airtightness and store with proper closure to prevent drying, enabling continued workability.
Knights of Pythias Memorial Service Notice
The Pythian Sisters will hold their annual memorial at the K of P hall on Sunday June 7 at two o clock in the afternoon. The public is invited to attend.
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Knights of
Pythias
Intd
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Harris Bros Receive New Shipment of Wallpaper
Harris Bros announces a fresh shipment of wallpaper, highlighting new patterns and textures available for home decor. The store invites customers to view the selection and choose styles for upcoming projects.
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Harris Bros
L a Kears Reunion and Local Summer Happenings
Local residents plan a June 23 reunion with notes on MT Johnson returning from Washington. Shoup & Co begins concreting East Main St paving while Anitta Evangelical church remodeling starts in Clyde and nearby towns. Picnics, park gatherings, and a Chautauqua ground use are urged as heat and travel bring visitors.
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Kear
Johnson
Washington
Shoup & Co
East Main St
Anitta Evangelical
Clyde
Howard
Ross
vIridia Papolig
Ratherine ‘Hickle
Willard “Crayfyrd
Lolesa
de ‘Ey Sutter
Iheed Ec
Petit Bagley
Fay
Shayine
North Street
Marion Bland
Burglary Alarm Prompts Pocketbook Loss Report
A woman on North Street awoke Wednesday night to see an arm reaching through her window with her pocketbook missing. The item contained five dollars and the incident was reported to authorities.
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Irs
W. Z. Campbell
North Street
Stork Delivers Child to Keller Briddy Family
A note from the Briddy and Keller families confirms the birth of a child weighing twelve and a half pounds. The baby is to be named Tanta Jizabéth, honoring the grandmothers. Parents Mr. and Mrs. VHe B. Keller await details.
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Vhe
Keller
Briddy
Tanta Jizabéth
Auctioneer Notice on Roosters and Premium Pricing
Fragmentary notice invites sellers to deliver roosters and receive a premium over market price from June 1 to June 30 to improve quality. Names "ARNOLD &LOGsbon" appear in garbled form.
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Arnold &Logsbon
Carey Ohio Board Seeks Coal Bids for 1914 School Needs
The Carey Ohio Board of Education invites sealed bids by June 1 at The First National Bank for furnishing coal to school buildings. Required delivery by August 20, 1914 includes 400 tons of Tennessee or Kentucky lump coal and 60 tons of Pocahontas coal. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Board of; Education
Carey
Ohio
IMA
Wirst’ National Bank
Quid
Erie
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ropes of Education
Culler
Cemetery Notice for Lutheran Ridge Cemetery Clean-Up
Notice to interested parties that funds are needed to cover cleaning expenses of the Lutheran Ridge cemetery. Work has been completed and the amount is due for payment.
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Lutheran Ridge
Fragmented Market Prices Snapshot
The fragmentary OCR lists odd price notations and entities such as Yaptle Ethie and Galves with ranges like 8.00 to 9.50 and 8.00 to 11.00, plus scattered times and names. It appears as a jumbled market or trading column with unclear context and several garbled lines.
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Park Notes
Organized Fraternity
Joe
David Sherrick
AC. Boyd of
David Heck
Joe Heck
South Bend,Ind
John Heck
N. Traxler
Vera Ruth
Dorothy of Findlay
Woodmen’s Hall
Britten
Young
Northern Ohio
Pier Justin
Monroe
Mich
Tom Gagnon
Marjorie
C. W. McGill
Raymond Slater
Norwayl
Chas. Dame
Charles Clinger
Wili, Zahn
Marshal Foucht
George Karr
Delaware
Niss Frances Sarah Hopewood
Huston & Paul's
Byron Ogg
Eastern Star
Foudst
W. G. Bradley
8. B. Gillet
Bucyrus
Irene Gillet
Mabel A. Squier
D.C
Pennington’s
Main Street
Brow Avenue
South Street
is_A. SMITH
Sam Krebs
Galbroner
the. Carey. Markets
G. Ranger
Johnson & Miller
Carey Times
Louis Galbroner
Huston
Paul
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