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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
4
Governor Davis moves on with cabinet appointments under the reorganization measure amid strong opposition to the emergency clause. The legislature and supreme court have upheld action, while voters ponder a city manager option and the referendum's fate. Await operation to judge reform impact.
Admiral Sims, while on leave in England, made disparaging remarks about Irish-Americans, provoking political backlash. The Navy Secretary moved to rescind his leave and recall him. Sims accepted the incident with humor, noting he had spilled the beans as he prepared to return home. Officer remarks urge learning from the episode.
The passage notes international recognition for health work for American soldiers and civilians in Russia Belgium France and Poland. It highlights his Brownsville Ohio origins in Licking county and education at the state University. It suggests bright leadership under his health department administration.
A new Ohio law restricts teachers from resigning after August 1 to take higher paying posts before fall term starts. Those resigning late may have their teaching certificates revoked for the contract period, aimed at preventing unexpected vacancies and easing school disruption.
A new NY House member, Ansorgi, condemns congressional delays and vows action. He cites about a hundred new members sharing his stance and foresees a movement to cut red tape and push needed laws.
The world championship bout between French challenger Carpentier and American champion Dempsey goes ahead on Saturday in open air under a hot sun. Americans expect Dempsey to win as a capacity crowd prepares to attend despite heat.
Judge McGannon of Cleveland was convicted last week of perjury after two earlier murder trials ended in acquittals. He proclaimed after the jury verdict that he believed the defendant was not guilty, signaling dramatic reactions to the ruling.
The great French general Marshal Foch, who held allied supreme command in the final years of the war, is announced to visit this country in October. He will come on the invitation of the American Legion.
In the Kaber murder case in Cleveland the defense seeks to exclude women jurors claiming they are more merciless and cold blooded than men. The attorneys for Mrs. Kaber argue to keep female jurors off the panel.
Dr W G Brayton prints a reassuring letter from his Pueblo real estate brother BE Brayton after a disastrous flood. Losses are indirect with assets in notes secured by houses. martial law, water depths, ruined stores, and widespread destruction are described. The writer notes health, stalled travel plans, and improving utilities and transport as recovery begins.
The Bucyrus Rotary Club discussed marking the city’s centennial, proposing a celebration in fall or next summer. The city was founded in 1821 by Samuel Norton and Col. Kilborn after years of effort to make it the county seat. F. J. Norton, a florist and club member, is a great grandson of a founder. The matter was referred to the club directors after a brief program by members.
S E Huston of Wharton faced a runaway horse team on Monday when a wagon loaded with corn bolted after a passing train. Grover Traxler acted bravely jumping onto the wagon’s rear, grabbing a line and stopping the team. The corn was scattered but no injuries reported.
A New York daily proclaims country weekly advertising the most valuable and scientific form. Authorities cite its wide readership, noting it is printed and re read across millions of American homes from week to week.
The Big Four time table from Carey shows North Bound trains to Toledo at 3:15 am 3:45 am 12:37 pm 12:50 pm 4:47 pm 5:55 pm and South Bound to Indianapolis 1:41 am Cincinnati 2:00 am Springfield 2:35 am Cincinnati 11:33 am Cincinnati 3:00 pm with Findlay Branch units leaving Carey at 8:40 am and 3:00 pm and trains arriving Carey at 2:30 pm and 4:45 pm.
Eleven men tied to the Toledo post office robbery are convicted and face penitentiary sentences. Two more Toledo murder convicts and two Cleveland offenders await execution. Bunds broken up and Burson Kurtz burglars jailed. Police say banditry down as crews split and deterred, with more organized action deterring young would‑be criminals.
Governor Davis has started forming the cabinet under the "Ripper" law. Eight departments will exist and Health Director is a key post. The chosen appointee is Dr Harry H Snively of Columbus, noted for his distinguished services and.
Fifteen year old Alice Linsley, visiting Perry street, became totally blind from a heat stroke after earlier partial blindness. She was with the Johnson girls and later went to the auditorium to perform as one of the Jackies, then again stricken and rendered blind.
Advertisement from CLX Diller inviting readers to find a unique sewing machine sale with very easy terms. The notice asks if readers have 10 cents and urges attention to the affordable purchase option offered.
L. B. Ward of northeast of Wharton suffered severe injuries Monday when he fell from a load of hay to the barn floor and landed on his head and shoulders. Dr. Swimley of Forest treated him and he was rushed to McKitrick hospital in Kenton where doctors found his right arm broken at the shoulder and internal injuries.
Rev. Jas S Freeman fainted after morning worship at the Presbyterian Church as extreme heat affected him. Restoratives were given and he returned home where he is now feeling well. Local Forest Journal report notes heat as the cause.
For sale 300 acres of land in Assams county near Peebles Ohio priced at $75 per acre. Described as a good stock farm with running water buildings and good fencing near church and school on a paved road. 75 acres Qtr?om ground. Easy terms through Grant Karr Agency.
The Carey Realty Co will hold a stockholders meeting this evening. Shareholders are advised to attend as matters of corporate governance will be discussed and votes taken on proposed resolutions.
A brief reflection on the rule to ask favors from the local shopkeeper when buying groceries and dry goods, contrasting shopping at home with distant catalog houses and urging readers to support hometown merchants for newspaper printing favors.
The Columbus to Attica stretch suffered pavement damage as extreme heat caused brick to soften and expand. A three foot wide gap tore out road surface while another section buckled and may blow up in hotter weather, per the Tiffin Tribune.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Clark spend weeks in Wharton while Mr and Mrs Herbert Clark host. Sis Minzing arrives from Delphos for a visit with cousin Edith Fetter. She returns from California for the summer. Also a small classified note about a June 24 to July sale by C X Diller.
Carey resident EB. L. Strahm says back pains and bladder trouble disappeared after using four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes kidney and urinary relief and lists 60 cents per box with Foster Milburn Co. as manufacturers.
Article argues ice cream is a basic food item rather than a luxury by noting its production, cooling requirements, and storage until consumption. It discusses transforming cold ingredients into a desirable treat through proper handling and chilling.
Editorial note suggests cottage cheese from sour milk serves as a meat substitute. It emphasizes the reciprocal value of feeding a good cow today so she returns the favor tomorrow.
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