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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
4
The NC-4 under Lieut Reed arrived safely at Plymouth England after crossing from Lisbon over the Bay of Biscay and France. The feat drew great demonstrations and marked a historic step toward transoceanic air travel, with world attention fixed on aviation progress.
Paderewski, famed pianist and Poland's premier, refutes reports of Jewish massacres in Poland. His strong denial brings relief to Americans concerned for Poland's struggle for freedom and the fate of its Jews.
The peace conference framed a drastic treaty for Austria, a smaller nation than at the war’s start. The young emperor is in exile and disarmament is among the key terms.
A Carey Mill and Elevator Co notice urges early action to post an ice card so wagons won’t miss deliveries. It states residence coverage on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays, with no territory covered twice in a day.
Lloyd George warns Germany will sign at Berlin if Versailles fails. British premier speaks firmly on armistice terms while some soldiers wish for longer combat, though most accept the end. The piece reflects wartime pressure and mixed public sentiment.
Republicans of Carey Corporation will meet at the library Tuesday evening July 10 at 8 for caucus to choose candidates for municipal offices to be nominated at the primary on August 12 1919. Committeemen.
故事揭示作家亨利與其情婦及妻子艾拉瑪的複雜關係。艾拉瑪逼亨利以真名寫作以免偽裝揭露，亨利承諾改名寫作，結果以「H. H. Bennink」筆名取得巨大商業成功，與父親 Charles E. C. Ackerson 的文學牽連成謎。妻子發現銀行存摺後才知亨利只是商界高手，雙方因才與錢的組合而達成新的協議。
A reflective short note discusses openness to greater insight as people walk toward existing illumination and engage with new understanding, referencing personal growth and readiness.
Mr and Mrs Peter Krupp of the northern town hosted a Sunday gathering honoring their sons Solomon and Paul who recently came home from overseas. Relatives from Lorain Findlay Toledo Carey Bucyrus Tiffin and elsewhere attended the social occasion at the Hickle home with a luncheon and a hanging basket gift for Mrs Hickle.
The Men's Class of the United Evangelical Sunday School held its regular monthly meeting at Peter Long's home with A E Constien Rev Chester Kern Truman Young Chester Tate Elza Jacobs Ed Campbell Jr Eugene Stafford Forest Mr and Mrs R D McDowell Mrs Clarence Dilly Mrs Altwater and many Longs present. Light refreshments were served. D J Humbert and family hosted a Sunday dinner honoring son William who recently returned from overseas, with Mic and Mrs James Wight of Toledo and William LeMott and son Ean among the guests.
Mrs. J. R. Eyestone hosted the Dorcas Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday school for a lawn picnic at the Eyestone residence three miles northeast of town. Guests were treated to delicious refreshments and cheerful fellowship.
Mr and Mrs H D Falk of Mansfield visited Clem Als pach and Marie Wolfe to mark Marie Wolfe s 75th birthday. Mrs T W McClure hosted the Priscilla Club for a noon dinner with help from Mrs Clem Als pach and Mrs Dora Ferrer. The afternoon was enjoyed by members.
The article notes that John Galsworthy and Horace Vachell wrote novels before entering drama. It recalls that early in theatre, many dramatists were pure stage writers or actors, and that later the trend shifted to novelists turning to playwriting, citing Barrie, Zanewill, Hall Caine, Galsworthy, and Vachell. It mentions W S Mangham as an author who wrote a notable novel before plays.
A physician warns cockroaches may spread intestinal diseases. He notes cholera organisms found in roaches and that gelatin can be inoculated as they crawl over it. Roaches contaminate food and travel through water pipes, helping spread organisms in hospitals, homes, bakeries, and hostels.
A remark claims Spain tops the world in the number of hunchbacks per population. The statement reflects a provocative statistic cited without supporting data.
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