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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
3
Advertises Foley's Urine Laxative with a positive guarantee promising to cure constipation sick headache stomach trouble or any form of indigestion. If it fails, the manufacturers refund your money said by J. D. Ewing.
Bert Mitten of Fostoria announces he has taken the agency for Fostoria Steam Dye Works. He offers perfect satisfaction, invites requests for dyeing or clearing at his store, promises attentive service, and notes a specialty in dyeing goods.
A curious ad notes Dean's Regulats claim to ease stomach tone and cure constipation, promising relief though the source is playful and archaic in tone. It mentions a price of 25 cents and urges readers to ask a driggist for them.
The ad extols Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure using green leaves from a mountain shrub to ease tickling and dry coughs. It claims the remedy calms coughs without opium or harsh agents and urges mothers to demand Dr. Shoop's with no other products.
A string of visits and small-town events is recorded from Berwick to McCutchenville and Carey. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Lenner and families, Edna Unger, Helen Sanders, Margueritte Stump, and others share visits, hosting, and travel. Revival meetings are announced at Evangelical church with Rev. A C Shaman preaching nightly.
Adrian area residents and guests are noted in recent social items. W G Taylor spent Sunday in Bascom, Perry Presler in Toledo, and Jacob Clouse's funeral was held at Trinity Reformed church M Cutch en ville. Mrs Wm Lawhead mourns sister death in Leipsic as quarterly meetings and revival services proceed at local churches.
A public sale at the Frank Collett farm four and a half miles north of Carey and two and a half miles west of Adrian will be held Sunday March 16 1908 at ten o'clock. The sale includes four and one half miles north of Carey and two and one half miles west of Adrian will be held Sunday March 16 1908 at ten o'clock. The property includes horses cattle hogs sheep wagons harness mower plows fodder corn and farm tools. Terms provide nine months credit on sums of five dollars or more with note and security. under thirty five dollars cash. William Collett auctioneer Henry Lucius clerk.
John J Robinson and wife visited Harvey Wohlgamuth and wife Friday evening. Guests of Mrs Harriet Culler and daughter Lizzie included Verne Alspach and wife and John Alspach Sunday. Several couples attended Sherman Esterley and wife Sunday. Bert Bachar and wife with daughter Eva visited Jonathan Bachar family Sunday. Ada Rickle and Celia Wohlgamuth called on Jonathan Bachar Monday afternoon. Jerry Snook, recently ill, showed improvement Monday. Last Wednesday S C Presler Willie Williams Leary Alspach and G W Baughman visited Mrs Harriet Culler. Mrs Jonathan Bachar recovering from la grippe. Mrs Garriet Culler and Mrs Jerry Wohlgamuth called on Jonathan Bachar Wednesday. Miss May Deidrick celebrated 4th birthday with friends and games, music, and supper.
A well known authority on rheumatism shares a home fix with readers for relief. Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces shaken and taken after meals and at night. Found harmless and affordable from prescription pharmacies.
Alvada Sylvester Schuber visited Mr and Mrs Charles Schubert. Frederick Ludwig spent Sunday with his parents. Joseph McMillen flew to Fostoria on business. Several attended Conrad Herbert’s funeral at Cromer church Friday. A A Schubert and Dean visited Findlay. Cora Hein, Fremont. John Nye family at Carey.
A reader advertises Dr Shoop's Restorative to treat indigestion heart and kidney nerve weakness without drugs. The claim says strengthening inner nerves restores health and notes a simple Blngle test by J. D. Ewing as endorsement.
A town tale notes a man is lucky when all know he owns a dress suit. He need not worry about dressing for dinner in his business attire when required.
Public sales rise as spring voices return with birds. The Alard farm well drilled by Ohio Oil Co was shot but power lacked, so obstructions remained. Mrs E Schlup offers Barred Plymouth Rock roosters and eggs. John Slotterbeck shows a Best Light lamp. Protracted Lovell meeting paused due to Pastor Carey illness. Farmers sell hay at 10 dollars a ton, down from 12.50 with the milder winter reducing demand.
Wide list of farm properties near Warren and railroad towns in Ohio. Each listing describes acres, soil type, improvements, timber, sugar camp, orchards, barns, wells, proximity to Warren, rail lines and schools, and prices ranging from 1 200 to 12 500 dollars. Agent R L Pressler offers details and refunds rail fare to buyers.
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