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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
7
Sunday program lists Low Mass at 8:00 a m High Mass at 10 30 a m Vespers instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Sunday School at 10 00 Morning Worship and sermons at 10 15 Luther League 6 00 Evening Worship 8 00 Prayer services on Wednesday evenings.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Science Society event at Christian group space with mentions of Wednesday and Sunday activities, a school context, and varying notes about Newhard Block. No clear outcomes or dates are readable.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Ridge Township Clerk in Carey Ohio until 12 o clock noon central standard time on Tuesday June 26 for the purchase of ten thousand dollars of five percent township bonds issued by Ridge Township Wyandot County Ohio. Bonds dated June 1 2014 bear semiannual interest and mature in ten years. Deliver bonds to Carey Ohio within five days of sale. Deposit five hundred dollars as bid security. The board may reject any or all bids. For details contact Geo W Ranghman Township Clerk Carey Ohio.
The scene centers on Simeon Hulkersmelter's will as Mr Tulkinghorn opens the creased envelope. A maid interrupts with a phone call while the lawyer reads, and wartime gossip about milliners and Clara's hats surfaces amid ads for Seneca and Wyandot County land listings and a Adrian, Ohio contact for WY. M. Presler.
A poem fragment describes a man recalling a woman seen in silhouette between the sun and him. He blushes and turns away, fearing judgment as modesty remains a source of amusement and concern in the exchange. The snippet reflects quaint social mood from the Chicago paper.
An advertisement urges readers to take Foley Kidney Pills to clear the blood of poisons causing rheumatism. It appeals to past vitality and active living, attributing relief to the product and signed by J. D. Ewing.
A dealer touts a parrot that supposedly swayed previously profane birds by singing hymns. The customer wonders if the bird is truly good, while the dealer insists the parrot is saintly and has used no harsh language.
S N Galloway of Stewart South Carolina reports full relief from cramps and diarrhoea after using Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recommends it to friends and notes it is available through all dealers.
A Washington schoolboy quips that a synonym is a word you use when you don’t know how to spell the one you thought of first. The remark mirrors a broader annoyance at small favors offered in exchange for a promise in return.
A brief item touts Hanford's Balsam as a cure for thrush with admonitions to apply it to the affected area. The note comments on springtime and the pace of change, calling poets more seen than heard.
On a river steamer miles from land a fire broke out in the powder magazine and hazardous material. A Bangala stoker named Bangala descended into the hold with a bucket of water and ferried water up and down until the blaze was out. He exhausted himself but saved lives as passengers offered cloth as a reward while Lordy’s account highlights his heroism.
The Engineering News reports a novel collapsible bridge by the bureau of public works for Philippine Islands streams that flood severely. It uses pile timber bents with short span girders attached to cables to dead men on the shore, allowing floor and girder sections to detach and swing away during floods. A bridge at Gapan on the Penaranda river is in service and proving effective.
Rome on April 14 reports troops moved to principal railway centers to shield trains and property as strikers threaten action. Military engineers and naval stokers may operate trains on government roads if needed. Two sabotage incidents noted, a freight derailed near Breira and two locomotives damaged near Venice.
John Lind arrived in Washington aboard the Mayflower direct from Vera Cruz. He went to his hotel where Mrs. Lind awaited him and, later, discussed Mexican matters with Secretary of the Navy Daniels at Mr. Bryan's office.
The Chicago Record Herald extols its vast network of cables and telegraph lines and a corps of reporters worldwide. It highlights foreign and domestic coverage, the Associated Press, and the New York World and Journal of Commerce as part of a comprehensive news service.
Five years ago I began taking Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation. They helped at once and after several weeks I was cured of the complaint. Mrs. Mary E. McMullen, Phelps New York. For sale by all dealers.
A man discusses self control over alcohol and tobacco after typhoid fever. He claims strength to quit but admits resuming drinking and smoking when he recovered, noting no reason to deny himself once well. The exchange highlights resolve and temptation in a brief, reflective vignette.
An advertisement urges readers to use Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve rheumatism. W A Lockhard of Homer City New York reports immediate relief and full cure after one bottle. The product is available from local sellers.
A hotel proprietor narrates four nights of a timid guest filling her pitcher at the water tap. On the fifth night he offers a bell, she asks where it is, he points to her bed, she cries out that the boy said a fire alarm was forbidden, confusing bell with alarm.
Grateful residents report improved kidney and urinary health after using Dean's Kidney Pills in Carey. Citizens including Mrs. Montage speak of early relief and lasting benefit, urging dealers to stock the remedy and trusting continued proven merit.
Advertisement-style warning urges immediate purchase of Hanford Balm of Myrrh to treat cuts burns bruises and sore lameness at home and in the stable. Emphasizes readiness and frequent use for accidents and everyday ailments.
An ad for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound claims fast relief from night coughs. It states the cough medicine soothes inflamed surfaces, eases chest tightness, and stops wheezy breathing with no opiates. J. D. Ewing promotes the product.
A woman questions a druggist about rat poison and he replies that it is cheap palatable and very nourishing, presenting a dark ironic twist on a historical trade item.
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