Wisdom and Decline of Omar in Fame and Contemplation
The tale follows Omar son of Hassan, famed for seventy five years of honors and wealth. He reflects on life’s brevity and the futility of grand plans as Caled asks for his secret to prudent rule and the path he charted from youth to old age. The narrative contrasts worldly glory with inner wisdom and eventual retreat from public life.
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Omar
Hassan
Caled
Egypt
Asia
Houries
Zebedia
Bagdad
Empire
Zobedia
Retirement Ambition and Confinement Expressed by Johnson
The quotation reveals a lifelong desire for knowledge and travel tempered by illness and public service, leading to declared retirement. It notes a wish for marriage never fulfilled, with the speaker planning to die within the walls of Bagdad.
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Bagdat
Johnson
Beech Grove Social Roundup At Sunday and Week's End
Mrs Hiram Pierce and Mrs E Brown hosted visitors. families from Kenton Marion and Upper Sandusky joined Beech Grove residents for dinners and afternoon calls. Beech Grove Church set Sunday school at 9 30 and Rev Strete to preach. prayer meeting 7 30 Thursday.
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Hiram Pierce Onte
E. 15
Brown
Forest Schade
Ernest ‘Shane
W. E. Strete
Wharton
E. BE. Brown
Donna Schade
Adora Jane Hunter
Will Frye
Beech Grove
Rev
Strete
Winfield Stahl Estate Valued Near 40000 in Probate
The estate of Winfield Stahl of Big Spring township totals about 40000 as inventories filed Tuesday in probate court show. Henry county real estate is $4200 with $200 in personal property and Seneca county assets total 33244.61 including real estate 16340, securities 9923.77, personal goods 6006.50 and 47.71 in accounts.
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Winfield Stahl
Big Spring Township
Henry County
Seneca County
Tiffin Tribune
Rock Gardens Grow in Popularity Among Gardeners
Rock gardening attracts growing attention in the country with interest in alpine plants and rustic layouts. Whether on a ledge wall or terrace, gardeners blend evergreens and shrubs as a background, emphasize soil care to curb weeds, and include any suitable plant that looks well in the rock garden.
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Gurdpe
Farm Bureau Picnic at Carey Park July 4
District No. 6 Farm Bureau members will gather at Carey park Saturday July 4 for a picnic. Principal speaker Chester Gray legislative agent in Washington will discuss efforts to curb low priced food imports. The program includes baseball games band concert and a noon basket picnic.
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Farm Bureau
Carey Park
Chester Gray
Washington
Gray
Diphtheria Claims Life Of 9 Year Old Ivan Miller
Ivan Miller nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Garrett Miller of Carey road died Monday after illness from diphtheria. He is survived by his parents and three sisters. Last rites were held Tuesday at 2 PM from the Biglick township residence. Rev Fred Esterly officiated. Burial followed in Van Horn cemetery.
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Ivan Miller
Garrett Miller
Carey Road
Biglick Township
Fred Esterly
van Horn Cemetery
Findlay Courier
Fire at Hillcrest Gardens Reaches Hillcrest on Findlay Road
Firemen rushed to Hillcrest Gardens on Findlay road Thursday afternoon of last week after several men burning trash caused grass to ignite and threaten the building.
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Hillcrest Gardens
Findlay Road
Morehart and Bland Family Reunions Set for Summer
The 21st annual Morehart family reunion is scheduled for Sunday June 28 at Carey Park Water Works. Jesse Morehart serves as president and Miss Dudu McDowell as secretary. both families reside in Deshler. The sixth Bland family reunion follows on Sunday July 5 at Findlay City Park with Zane Bland as president and Alda Bland as secretary, near Wharton.
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Morehart
Garey’ ‘Water Works
Jesse Morehart
Lully McDowell
Carey’ Park
Jesse, Morehart
Dudu ‘McDowell
Déshler
Bland
Findlay City Park
Zane Bland
Near Wharton
Alda Bland
Livestock Grazing Destroys Woodland Value in Ohio Study
Ohio State University forestry professor G Welsehue gel asserts grazing 40 acres of woods yields less value than 10 acres of pasture. He notes young plants are eaten, undergrowth cleared, soil structure damaged, and soil moisture retention reduced, leading to eventual tree decline.
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G. Welsehuegel
Ohio State University
Three Banks Closed in Lima Under State Liquidation
Three banks controlled by N. W. Cunningham of Bluffton were taken over for liquidation by State Banking Superintendent Ira J. Fulton. The Commercial Bank and Savings of Bluffton reported assets of 1.4 million, The Commercial Savings Bank at Rawson had assets of 215 thousand, and The Lafayette Bank at Lafayette held 125 thousand in assets.
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Lima
N. W. Cunningham
Bluffton
Here
Ira J. Fulton
Commercial Bank and Savings Company
Capital Stock
Commercial Savings Bank Company
Rawson
Hancock County
Lafayette Bank
Lafayette
Allen County
Capital
Cunningham
Tiffin Tribune
Kiwanis Meeting Topics Dynamite Talk At Findlay
Kiwanis members heard a talk on dynamite by Co G Knoblauch of Findlay an official of National Lime and Stone company. Guests included Allen and Joe Patterson pioneers of the company. J R Rees of Battle Ground Indiana former agriculture teacher visited. Twenty members attended. Next week William Mackey of the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield will speak on The Cure of Crime.
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Co. G. Knoblauch
Findlay
National Lime and Stone Company
Kiwanis
Allen Patterson
Joe Patterson
J. R. Rees
Battle Ground
Ind
William Mackey
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Cousins Visit from Battle Creek Iowa Tour Detroit Chicago
Mrs Elizabeth Leonard and Mr Elmer Eckert with Mrs Eckert of Battle Creek Iowa visited their cousin Mrs W H Sloman in Fort Wayne and traveled on toward Detroit and Chicago. They planned to reach home Saturday after visiting relatives graves in several cemeteries Sunday.
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Elizabeth Leonard
Elmer Eckert
Battle Creek
Iowa
W. H. Sloman
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Chicago
Ohio 4-H Girls Lead Statewide Club Work
Representing 11 000 Ohio farm girls in GO counties, 918 leaders in 4-H club work for girls recently held 140 meetings throughout the state and outlined club programs in food clothing and home furnishing projects for the next year.
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Ohio
Four H sewing club reports June meeting notes
The third 4 H Happy Hour sewing club meeting was held at Mrs. C H Baker s home on Wednesday afternoon. Martha Hoops demonstrated two decorative stitches and garments were examined. The leader announced plans for the Midway picnic on July 8. Refreshments were served by Florence McKee and Heter Johnson after the business meeting.
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C. H. Baker
Martha
Upper
Sandusky
Florence McKee
Arid
Johnson
Mary Yost
Dible Phillips Family Reunion Sets 1932 Plans
About 200 members of the Dible Phillips families gathered at Carey park for a Sunday reunion. A noon picnic followed by a program and business session elected N B Dible president F E Phillips secretary and Willis Dible treasurer. The 1932 reunion is set for the third Sunday in June at the same location.
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Dible- Phillips
Carey Park
N. B. Dible
F. E
Phillips
Willis Dible
First New Potatoes Reported In Town
The Frank Long family on West street reports the season's first new potatoes from their garden. They picked them last Saturday, June 20. Mr and Mrs Fred Nachbar of South street also report new potatoes from their garden on Tuesday.
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Frank Long
West Street
Fred Nachbar
South Street
Ohio Farmers Buy Less Commercial Feeds in 1930
Ohio farmers reduced purchases of commercial feeds in 1930 to 566 079 tons from 1929, a 15 percent drop. Hog feeds fell 46 percent while poultry and dairy feeds declined 26 and 20 percent respectively. ready mixed feeds dropped 25 percent and unmixed feeds fell 5 percent as home grown feeds rose in use. Oilmeal cottonseed meal alfalfa meal milk products meat scraps tankage gluten feeds rose, while bran and middlings fell, replaced largely by wheat.
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Ohio
W. R. Wertz
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio ‘Experiment Station
Carey Times Ad Emphasizes Commercial Printing Offer
The Carey Times highlights letter heads and envelopes along with full commercial printing services. It notes the newspaper’s capability to handle all printing needs for businesses and individuals.
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Carey Times
Oldest Ford Driver in Mississippi Remains Proud Veteran
J. M. Crow of Ethel Mississippi is recognized as the oldest Ford driver in the state and among the oldest in the nation. He recalls crossing Georgia’s Natchez Trace with a wagon train as a child, witnessing Chapultepec in 1847, and serving in the Civil War. Now decades later five generations ride in his Model A Ford as roads evolved from gumbo to paved highways.
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J. M. Crow
Ethel, Miss
Mississippi
United States
Cobb County
Georgia
Natchez
Scott
Chapultepec
Crow
Ethel
Natchez Trace
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Ray Hunter
Howard David
Adora Hunter
Wilbur Tong
William Hunter
E. E. Brown
J. H. Harmon
C. A. Gamel
Upper Sandusky
Rolland Jacobs
Carey
Karl Brown
Paul, Ruth
Fred
Hillcrest
Kiwanis Meeting
Carey Markets
Dible-Phillips
FORD
Carey, Ohio
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