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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
6
Our Church Directory requests churches in Carey and vicinity to submit service announcements and reports. Our Lady of Consolation lists Masses 7:30 and 10:30 a.m. with additional services through the week. English Lutheran Church shows Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. and services at 10:15 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
A compilation of Sunday School times Morning Worship and evening services for Carey U E Church St Pauls U E Church and St Johns U E Church with prayer meetings and trustee meetings listed Also included is a critical letter from the Little Mother Health Institute at Peru Ind criticizing Kaiser era health propagandists and a note on advertising policy and public skepticism about medical circulars from Carey visitation reports.
J. C. Rinehart Pastor conducts Sabbath school at 9:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p.m. Fathers' Day will be observed in the evening. Mid week prayer services are scheduled for Wednesday.
The notice lists weekly worship times and events including Sabbath-school at Hoff block South Street, Divine worship at 10:00 to 10:30 a. m., Y P S C E at 10:30 a. m., and midweek prayer at 8:00 p. m. on Thursday, with additional services on Sunday mornings and Wednesday sessions.
Fragment from Birmingham Age Herald notes the Diller Pioneer Picnic scheduled for Thursday June 12. An anecdote about a man asking for two rooms for different uses appears in the clipping. The item sits among an ad line for rugs inviting reader engagement.
Fragmentary quote describes self sacrifice and helping others as a duty. Mentions J H Larimore and a concept of donation to a brotherhood. Text is fragmented and lacks complete context or events.
Fragments describe Nut dishes and hearty soups like Lumber Camp Pea Soup and Ox Tail Soup. Also included are Sausage Loaf and Taffy Pudding methods with pantry tips and replacements for water and heat sources.
A playful note echoes from a Victorian shelf noting that every human achievement is captured in books. The quote reflects fascination with preserving knowledge through literature and the magic of printed records.
A historic excerpt outlines a simple cornmeal mush cooked for an hour or more and recommends using whole grain corn ground by the old Water process. It details Spider Corn Cake, Corn Muffins, and Beef Scrapple with steps for mixing, baking, and frying for hearty breakfast options.
The Salvation Army leader Miss Evangeline Booth, daughter of General William Booth, has lived among East End poor in disguise to aid them. She stood with her father amid abuse and violence and now heads the Salvation Army in the United States during a pivotal campaign. In May 1926 the Salvation Army seeks thirteen million dollars for its after the war program through the Home Service Fund.
The Army asks 13 million dollars from United States citizens to fund new institutions and ongoing work in the country. The May week campaign presents Ohio residents with a chance to invest twelve million in improving manhood and womanhood the Salvation Army claims to daily redeem from distress. The piece praises the Army as a universal motherly force aiding humanity through practical, sympathetic methods.
The term marechal derives from Teutonic roots and does not come from Mars. Historically marshals were humble horse servants or grooms. They later gained the dignity of horseshoers, a trade still tied to the title. In France, marechal de France is grand, while marechals des logis exist in cavalry units akin to sergeants in infantry.
The Louisville Courier Journal and N. P. Willis quote urge readers to choose a life partner with care. The text notes that charm and pleasing features can mislead when paired with mood or whim, urging readers to consider lasting implications.
War Mothers of America led by Mrs. Robert C. Morris praise the Salvation Army for its motherly care and selfless work. George Rk Campbell notes the deep need met by the Army, while Kipling’s Mothers of Mine echoes the sentiment. The national organization pledges full support for the fundraising drive.
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