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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
3
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid stomach and kidney stimulation and instead strengthen internal nerves with Dr Shoop's Restorative. It claims benefits for dyspepsia heart and kidney weakness, recommending a simple test and consulting a druggist for the product.
An advertisement claims Dr Shoop Cough Cure relieves tickling or dry coughs using a mountain shrub extract. It emphasizes safety with no opium or harsh agents and urges mothers to use it for young children. Bert Mitten advertises agency for the product and offers dyeing services.
Miss Lille Wise purchased lots 11 and 12 in Inman's second addition to Wharton from Charles Reynolda for thirty dollars. Wickiser helped Arvin Wentling move on Tuesday. E B Williams and family visited with Mrs A B Wise over the weekend. Several residents made business trips and attended visits in Wharton and nearby Forest.
An eminent authority on kidney disease in a New York Daily News item promotes a homemade mix to relieve kidney trouble before Bright's disease. The recipe uses Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla taken after meals and at bedtime, claimed to cleanse uric acid and waste from the blood.
Grace Chapel updates report Miss Reva Alspach remains ill while a daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Wickiser improves. Mrs Billa Snyder sprained her ankle. Mary Frey visited Bessie Zechman. Marie Devene visited Nellie Benjamin. Clyde visitors include Colon Beck and Charles Hill. Rawson resident Martha Montague visits H G Hagerman. Preaching at Grace Chapel next Sunday. Newton Shaw milks maple syrup. Thomas Corbin and Ida Shaw households hosted. plus several neighbors visited Cartie Shaw and others on Monday.
Mrs. Clara Robinson hosted by Mrs. Laura Thatcher last Thursday. Several locals including Miss Lizzie Mitchel Mary Alspach and Essie Thatcher visited Bachar and Wohlgamuth households. Emery Dunbar ill with pneumonia prompts calls to Mt. Blanchard and Garey visitors. Frank Pahl bought a road horse. Laurence Fenstermaker from near St Paul visited on business.
St Paul Marion Davis traveled to Arlington on business. Various residents attended carpet rag sewing at Mrs Jerry Gibson. Families visited in Findlay and Carey. Mrs Clement Beck funeral held near Bethesda chapel with Rev Greene officiating. Pneumonia illness for Caroline Lee. Local church events drew crowds. Franks Shull and neighbors hosted guests. County residents appeared at Levi Hiles sale. Foley’s Orine Laxative advertisement concludes the column.
In Springville Mrs F Dible is on the sick list. Miss Mattie Bloom returned home Saturday after an extended visit with Kenton friends. Mrs Walter Dible and children visited Mr and Mrs F Dible over the weekend. Dr I N Zeis of Carey attended Bertram Presler’s home last week. Mr Southward of Upper Sandusky dined with Peter Brayton. Mrs Albert Nigh of Findlay visited sister Mrs L A Brayton. Mrs L A Brayton visited her mother Mrs Knepper on the ridge.
The paper announces a forthcoming policy from the post office department denying second class status to subscribers behind by a year or more. The editors cannot cover unpaid costs and will stop sending such issues from April 1. They urge readers to check labels to see if their subscription is delinquent and plead that most will settle soon.
For sale fifty thousand strawberry plants from a grower with twenty eight years in strawberry culture. Claims current varieties are most productive for this location and soil. Plants should be set in good season with proper care to yield large red luscious Adrian berries. Sold by hundred or thousand at a reasonable price. Contact W. M. Presley Adrian, O. Home phone 3167.
John Outhwaite died at his home near Little York Tuesday night after a fall two months earlier that left him with a broken hip and heart trouble. Born November 10, 1820 in Fulton county Pennsylvania, he came to Seneca county at sixteen and became a respected member of the M E church. He leaves a wife two children J R Outhwaite and Mrs W A Tucker of Nevada a grandson Will Outhwaite of Glenn Eden Kansas and brothers Franklin of Seneca county and William of Washington.
Last Friday night the Athenian Literary Society held an event featuring an oration an Avery Needs Essay Oral Ryder xtempore and select readings Adah Nichols Essay Vincie Campbell Debate. The issue stated railroads in the United States should be owned and operated by the federal government. Ralph Livingston Carl Gottfried affirmed with Russell Kurtz Millard Steen denying. Judges Percis Newhard Madge Barton and Robert Hoff scored the affirmative win.
A long list of Ohio farms in Trumbull and Portage counties offers 60 to 235 acres with houses, barns, outbuildings, wells and sugar camps. Prices range from 1 600 to 312,500 with many near Warren and rail towns, highlighting timber, orchards, sandy loam soil and proximity to schools and churches. Buyers are urged as young workers depart for factories, with farm sales framed as a lifetime bargain and a seller’s retirement opportunity.
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