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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1910

Page

2

A Viennese Sword and a Mysterious Woman

Truxton King debates a broadsword purchase with Edelweiss shopkeeper Spantz while Olga Platanova, a Polish revolutionary’s secretary, draws perilous attention. Baron Dangloss warns of Olga’s dangerous connections and the girl’s royal suitor past as intrigue tightens around Edelweiss.

Baron Olga Platanova Professor Platanova Warsaw Poland America Olga Deat Sle Spantz Iing

Review of the garrison unfolds with royal crowd and intrigue

Ruston King watches a grand review along Castle avenue with nobles in carriages and an air of awakening interest. Truxton, Hobbs, and a mysterious armorer’s shop encounter lead to a tense moment with a young woman at Spantz’s, hinting at deeper ties and secrets.

Ruston King Hfe Vienna Cranstark New York Cook’s Mr. Hobbs Truxton Hobbs Dobbs Indy Victoria Marlanx Nobbs William Spantz Warsaw Mr. Spantz

Fragmented Narrative Fragments and Advertisements

The text blends fiction style dialogue with stray references to Truxton Beranger and Beranger’s muse, plus an advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It shows fragmented speech about a man named Truxton, a European setting, and a sales pitch urging trial of the tablets with a money back guarantee.

The Monkey's Trick Grief and a Philadelphian Half Dollar

A New York Zoo curator praises monkey intelligence. A Philadelphia man helps an organ grinder by giving a half dollar after the monkey collapses twice on Powelton avenue and Market street. The grinder and bystander share a grim laugh as the stranger departs.

New York Zoo Philadelphia Powelton Avenue Market Street Grinder Iso

Lame Shoulder Treated With Chamberlain’s Liniment

A short medical notice states that a lame shoulder stems from rheumatism of the muscles and yields quickly to the free application of Chamberlain's liniment. The product is described as prompt and agreeable to use, advertised as sold by J. D. Ewing and W. Brayton.

Chamberlain J. D. Ewing W. Brayton

The Scotch Thistle Tale From King Malcolm’s Era

In 1010 on Aberdeenshire’s coast Danes planned to storm Staines fortress. They crossed a dry moat filled with thistles that wounded their feet, alerting sentinels and prompting a swift Danish defeat. The thistle then gained honored status in Scotland.

Malcolm Aberdeenshire Staines

Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad

The advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets to brace nerves banish sick headache prevent despondency and invigorate the whole system sold by J D Ewing and C W Brayton.

Chamberlain J D. Ewing C. W. Braytan

Imagination Drives Child’s Doll Mystery

A little girl plays with a doll when the bell rings. Her mother urges a swift retreat upstairs to hide the doll from visitors. The child insists she hides nothing and jokes the doll must not be discovered as merely a toy.

Bexchange

Notable Quote About Fletcher's Castoria Legacy

A humorous excerpt notes children cry for Fletcher's Castoria while a man recalls his childhood wish to be pursued. The punchline reveals the pursuit becoming a police chase, implying the man’s notoriety. The wringing irony frames public attention as enforcement follows fame.

Remedy claims and social critique in a fragmented excerpt

The fragment extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as universally effective, citing personal praise and global approval. The text shifts to a social vignette criticizing rigid gender roles and dress expectations for girls in a household, highlighting deception and oppression by a tyrannical husband.

Chamberlain Solaby Ted

What A Summer Cold May Do

A summer cold, if neglected, can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia. Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly to loosen the cough, soothe inflamed air passages, and expel the cold from the system. Forests are natural reservoirs. destroying them alters rainfall flow into streams.

Foley S. D. Ewing

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Praised for Eczema Relief

Mrs. Henry Schwenk credits Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with curing years of facial eczema after three months of use. A magazine note from Popular Mechanics advises proper telephone hand positioning. Vogue shows monogrammed center napkins as a new style. Advertisements claim the tea cleanses blood and clears pimples, selling for 35 cents at druggists.

Henry Schwenk Hollister J. D. Ewing Rocky Mountain

National Reclamation Act and irrigation progress

The 1902 act aimed to reclaim 600000 acres across 16 states. By 1911 the Reclamation Service had reclaimed 2000000 acres at an estimated cost of 7000000. Overall 4400000 acres of arid land were identified as reclaimable by irrigation.

Reclamation Service

Untitled Letter Promotes Eclectic Oil Remedy

A testimonial from Mrs Willeacre of Buffalo praises Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as the best cure for the often fatal disease croup, claiming eight years of successful use in her family. A disjointed dialogue ends with a husband’s reaction to a fountain pen remark.

Thomas L—Willeacre Chuck Gotham

Lley’s Kidney Remedy Claimed Safe for Children

A historical notice claims Lley's Kidney Remedy yields admirable results in children, stopping bed wetting and recommended after measles and scarlet fever. The statement is attributed to J. D. Ewing.

Lley’s J. D. Ewing

Fragmentary Quotation From Night Gate Exchange

A garbled excerpt shows a man cited for using odd phrases before leaving a gate at night. The text includes a question about a tablespoon and a remark that people in love hold hands while eating, reflecting playful or obscure dialogue.

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Vege Table Regulator

Promote health and vigor with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, a vegetable tonic. A 35 cent package yields 105 caps tea, offering clearer skin stronger nerves and a more elastic step. J. D. Ewing endorses this traditional remedy.

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea J. D. Ewing

Marvelous Measurement of Earth Tilt Precise Instruments

The New York Tribune notes that geoscience instruments achieve uncanny accuracy in recording crust tilts and pulsations. It cites a device that detects a tilt under a three hundredth of a second of arc, implying a rise of one inch in a thousand miles if a plane surface tipped slightly.

New York Tribune

Blood Bitters Claim Cleansing Restore Health

Advertises Burdock Blood Bitters as a miracle cure for heavy impure blood causing pimples headaches nausea indigestion and fatigue. Claims the tonic purifies blood, strengthens digestion, and restores perfect health with no side effects. Contains promotional language and lacks medical validation.

Fragmentary quote prompts sister to 'AV Ist be as say what prom is'

A Cleveland Plain Dealer clipping records a fragmentary exchange where a speaker urges consistency and contrasts promises with expectations. The garbled text references an implied sister relation to something called an AV Ist and a moment of earnest verification.

Tiny Cleveland Plain, Dealer

Dean's Regu lats Remedy for Constipation

A simple remedy promises relief from habitual constipation with a single dose of Dean's Regu lats. The ad notes treatment cures constipation and sells for 25 cents a box, urging readers to ask their druggist.

Dean

Keep Out of Debt

A concise admonition on debt as a trap, warning that it is easy to fall into but hard to escape, attributed to H. W. Shaw.

H. W. Shaw

Also Mentioned on This Page

George Barr. McCoteheor Dodd, Mead @ Company Gradstark Lane Barr Cutcheon Ells Sherlock Tolmes Bhn Edelweiss London Truxton Wing Wing Kins Clar Mr. King Spaatz Truxton King Flobbs Cook's Dangidss Regehgetz Rokéen Nortine Justo Dangidis Baron Danglass Dangloss FIR Jur Pita William Spdntz Beranger Vieunet Himuy Viennet Bumpbliue C W. Brayton Fletcher T P.’s Weekly Gqhildren Castor Ath Riccall United States Canada Riccall’'S Postal McCall CO 37Th St New Fostoria Bert Mitten Agt J. J. McClellan Columbus Bright Dandrufi J.B Ewing
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