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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
7
The passage argues that as relations deepen, manners and tact grow more essential. It cautions against using familiarity to air grievances or recount private matters to intimates, urging restraint and respectful behavior.
Funeral services for Mrs. Har ry Ruffing were conducted last Thursday morning at Our Lady of Consolation Church with Requiem High Mass celebrated by Rev Father Anthony. Eight Ruffing brothers served as pallbearers and a long list of relatives and friends attended the service.
A Louisville Courier-Journal item notes a doctor advising against blue milk for a baby. The dialogue contrasts a brunette baby’s color with medical guidance, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding about infant feeding and color perceptions.
The Briscillas met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs S B Chesebroughs country home west of town. Guests included Mrs R C Pennington Mrs W S Chesebrough and Mrs Harry Chesebrough. The next meeting in two weeks will be hosted by Mrs T W McClure.
An ecological survey estimates an average of ninety five tons of soil and loose rock wash into the ocean each year for every square mile of the United States coast. The figure excludes the Great Basin interior.
In a brief exchange the speaker asks Do you like to work and receives the reply Yes when I have a good thing. The dialogue hints at preference tied to favorable conditions.
The excerpt warns to keep commercial ties with foreign nations minimal and avoid entangling alliances. It questions how Great Britain justified war over Belgium and discusses treaties and neutrality. It also covers topics on military service varied by country, the 1839 Belgian neutrality treaty, and U.S. political figures and Philippine governance.
A dense excerpt explains eminent domain as the sovereign power to take private property for public use with just compensation. It touches on government authority, public needs, and the debate over private value versus public benefit across states and nations.
A baby girl arrived Sunday to Mrs Edgar Alspach. True Blue class at St Pauls celebrated Miss Bessie Benjamin's birthday with singing cornet and violin by the Drove n e brothers and Earl Snook. Family visits included Long and Effie, Lawrence Presler and Clyde Elmer, Florence Shull, and numerous neighbors and friends.
Frank Moseley of Moore's Hill Indiana describes near constant side and back pains. After first dose relief appeared and within 48 hours all pain left him. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised to make kidneys active and stop disturbing bladder ailments.
Advertisement notes new wallpaper at Wing's and promotes Powdered Arsenate of Lead as the most economical insecticide for spraying available at Ewing's.
A Boston harbor excursion boat captain recounts a near disaster when fatigue nearly caused a wreck near Cape Ann. Dick Atherton, now returned as a ghostly figure, warns him to avoid Folly Point and reveals the rescue by a crew member. The dreamlike encounter leads to a renewed sense of duty and a surprising reunion.
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