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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
3
John and Eleanor relocate to a small country cottage with a garden but grow weary of rural life. After attempting city trips and work stress, they return to their old apartment, deciding their real life begins again in familiar surroundings.
A father tells his son Peter he need not attend school that day. Peter suggests claiming a new brother is born and then repeating the excuse next week, turning the absence into a recurring ruse.
A flood of weekend and Sunday visits fill Vanlue and Findlay scenes. Florence Sampson, Mildred Shull, and Aliie Myers travel through town while Ralph Steen and families spend time with relatives. Wayne Crawford and others host guests as Alfred Eler and Frank Burnap return from the lake. Amy Earley and relatives enjoy visits in the area.
Reports from Ohio State University experts show April hog slaughter up 30 percent from the previous April and 40 percent above the five year April average. Pork in storage is 37 percent higher than a year ago, signaling a potential market surplus and urging farmers to study the situation. A Washington committee warns of a surplus of about 7 million hogs and 250 million pounds of stored hog products within a year.
In Bucyrus Ohio a footed performer, Paul Desmuke of the Barnes circus, entered the Busy Bee restaurant Sunday morning. He ordered eggs and ate with his right foot using knife and fork as scissors, then left with change in his toes. Desmuke, armless from birth, hails from a prominent San Diego family and serves as a unique sensation.
Pupils from the parochial school enjoyed a park picnic on Tuesday with mothers and friends joining for dinner. Ice cream was served and fish pond articles donated by H. B. Kurtz Sons and H. B. Fetters brought joy to the children. The school extends thanks for the donations.
The largest bread loaves in the world come from France and Italy. They reach up to six feet in length and are famous for their size and tradition.
Community notes list residents and visitors moving, traveling, or visiting Kenton, Toledo, Lima, and Findlay. Mentions include John Greer returning from Ohio University, family moves to Alvada, and several relatives attending weddings and commencements.
June 14's Pioneer Picnic is noted alongside several local updates. Henry Pieraccini and family visit Lima. West Street house sold to Jacob Lazza for 2600 dollars. relatives arrive due to Mrs Zahn’s illness. Tom Noon recovers from ankle injuries. Mangett family visits from Marion and Tiffin. Leo Mangett in Dayton American Legion Hospital with tuberculosis fears.
A handkerchief tied around a cowboy’s neck served as a mask to breathe through when riding behind moving stock. It protected the wearer from dust and suffocation by pulling the cloth up over mouth and nose, as noted in The Cowboy.
Advertisement asserts catarrh causes deafness and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures through blood action. It states the remedy treats inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured, with circulars and druggist availability from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.
Maurice Tourneur’s The Christian features real royal personages as the King and Queen of England and the Prince of Wales in scenes shot in London and the Isle of Man. Richard Dix and Mae Busch head a cast on a three month road tour. The film emphasizes authentic settings and Derby Day locales across the British Isles.
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