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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
2
Ariel Endures a crowded wedding gown party where she endures envy from peers and awkward mishaps on the dance floor. Norbert Flitcroft and Joe offer uneasy companionship as Ariel longs to be noticed while avoiding a family scandal and a tense escape plan led by Old Eskew Arp.
A Philadelphia Press item recounts a self important young court stenographer in a mountain Kentucky town visiting Uncle Joe the cobbler barber who shaves him while they discuss local killings. The barber reveals he shot a man in the square last week then adds I am a self made man. A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes Bixby seeking cold air at the ball grounds backfires as he gets heated over umpire calls.
In a Wyoming frontier town a disliked local dies and is buried. The next day a businessman asks a friend if he attended the funeral. The reply, I approved of it, reflects local humor. The anecdote is cited from Lipincott's Magazine and echoes a tobacco plug subscription joke from the Washington Herald.
A playful exchange quoted from the Philadelphia Record features a sharp boast about a bird in the bush being worth two, provoking a retort from a simple man in a witty byplay.
A quip from New Orleans Picayune notes a geologist who is not hungry while biscuits are offered. The exchange features Mrs Newedde and a child asking about hunger and suggests a lighthearted, domestic scene.
The article praises cayenne pepper as a pure energetic permanent stimulant and questions the use of whisky and brandy, which it says are not more energetic or permanent in effect. It cites Therapeutics and Dietetics in support of cayenne as a superior stimulant.
Ohio Tax Commission meeting May 6 drew representatives from numerous business groups urging constitutional changes to fix inequities in taxation. Speakers from Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton and other cities called for a broad reform to classify taxable subjects and avoid double taxation while shifting burdens toward nonproduced values.
The state is likely to establish a taxation investigation commission. Following campaign focus on tax issues, Governor Floyd urged a tax commission and a bill reflecting this has been reported to the house of representatives, per Nashua Telegraph.
Announcement touts affordable travel to California for major national conventions. Encourages readers to take advantage of low admission gates offered by the company for these events.
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