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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
4
The Leustou Post recalls Warvld Van Buren, longtime American consul to Nice, praised for charity and hospitality to travelers and the poor. A portrait of a refined, quiet man who faced deceit with patience and urged kindness despite trials in a Riviera town.
The ILarmen twins resemble each other closely and cause confusion for family members. A grandmother notices the boys share the same features and questions their whereabouts. A neighbor recalls a ringing claim of a hidden coin, prompting a curious hunt ending with a strange discovery.
A fragment recalls Dr William Kitchener hosting elite dinners on a late 19th century street once known for fine gastronomy. Guests arrived just after three as janitors barred entry to latecomers, with a “committee of taste” enforcing perfect timing and culinary experiments in optics cookery and music.
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The article describes a large freshwater fish found across European rivers besides sturgeon. It notes lengths of five to six feet, a reputation for destroying aquatic birds and even humans, and tall tales of carpenters in 1700 taking one near Thorn with an infant inside its stomach. Reports from Nuvalgary and Turkish frontiers recount even larger specimens, up to sixteen feet.
Notice from the Carey post office detailing Second Class mail matter rates. It lists price options: $1.00 per year in advance, 50 cents for six months, and $1.25 per year if not paid in advance.
A newspaper argues for a law stopping the publication of court proceedings in luhacy cases. It claims publicity cannot help and may harm. The editorial notes Thursday as the publication day and states affidavits certify Thursday publication.
Yesterday papers claimed a naval bureau planned to concentrate battleships in the Pacific for emergencies. An official denial appeared last night, and informed observers say a war with Japan is unlikely.
Yesterday at Van Wert the Firemen's Convention faced a ruined parade as a heavy rainstorm struck just as the procession formed. A special train left at 6 30 carrying seventy nine attendees, but the event dispersed early under hail and strong wind lasting until about four o'clock, causing disappointment.
Services for the Chilfrens Joay will be held at Bigelow on Sunday evening. The notice indicates a gathering at the church with family and community members expected to attend.
Dr. Tressler of Wittenburg college will preach at the Lutheran Church next Sunday morning and evening. The event invites parishioners to attend both services.
At the Crawford township board of education meeting on June 17, teachers were employed for the coming year in districts 1 through 10. Names include Lotus Wright, Nina Truby, Arden O Lea, Jacob Nitrauer, FL of Livingston, L. B. Wickliser, Avery Needs, B. FP. Hudson, Bernice Keller, and T Hart. T Hart was reappointed township superintendent.
G V Sutphen of Carey elected to lead K of P No 400 in Findlay replacing Frank Poct. He plans immediate work to build up the lodge and make it the best in the region. Fladlay Courter.
Jesse Newcomer 27 years old died by drowning in Big Spring ditch five miles NW of town after leaving home to cultivate onions. He suffered spells of dizziness previously. funeral held at the German Baptist church with Rev. Dickey.
Mrs. Sarah Livingston died in Cleveland June 16 and was brought here for burial. A sketch of her life will be published next week.
The Washington university movement gains momentum with support from leaders including the president and treasury secretary. Plans highlight a graduate focus and a unique role in diplomacy, history, meteorology, and physical sciences. Louis Amateis designs bronze Capitol doors telling the nation’s intellectual progress. Tunnels to Capitol and new House and Senate office buildings projected with heated, well lit passageways and mahogany furniture. The offices are slated to open by December 1 for the House and about a year later for the Senate, with space and furnishings to fit many rooms.
Michael Reinhart died in a Cincinnati hospital Wednesday after surgery last Friday. His remains were brought home Wednesday evening. The Frenchtown church will hold his funeral Friday at 9 o clock. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs Martin Gebhart and leaves a wife, children, and many relatives and friends.
A memorial notice from the W.U. Sisters expresses sorrow at the loss of Mrs Ann Claries, praising her kindness and devotion to the cause. It extends sympathy to her bereaved friends and urges continued earnest labor for truth and right.
For sale a number of Poland China pigs aged two to six months. None of your fine boned hogs. Contact S C Williams.
Rear Admiral Mead spoke at a Portsmouth navy yard dinner. An amusing exchange described a sailor offering a tin cup to an inspecting officer and saying taste this, then the officer approving the soup while the sailor grouses that they are being fed tea.
A reflection on how daily association with noble books and high thoughts shapes character. The idea that steady companionship with elevated ideas trains the soul toward courtesy and moral poise.
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