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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
3
An old classified style item promotes Dian's Regulats as a remedy for constipation. It claims they operate easily to tone the stomach and cure constipation, priced at 25 cents and sold by druggists.
For Sale 50 000 strawberry plants from a grower with 28 years of experience in strawberry culture. The varieties offered are claimed to be highly productive for the location and soil. Plants should yield large red Adrian berries with proper cultivation. Sold by the hundred thousand at a reasonable price. Call or address Home Phone 5147.
J D Ewing promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative to strengthen stomach, heart, and kidney nerves. Claims relief from dyspepsia, heart pains, and numbness by addressing nerve weakness rather than drugs. Endorses a simple test to confirm the remedy's effectiveness.
A public sale at the Jacob McKee farm four miles northwest of Carey on Tuesday March 31 1908 begins at 10 a.m. The catalog includes two work horses two milking cows two yearling calves two sows to farrow in spring, three shot guns, farming implements, several wagons and farm machinery, timber, seeders, planters, and hats, with terms offering nine months credit on sums of five dollars and over and cash on smaller amounts. Purchaser to provide note with security. property not removed until settled. Auctioneers Stanley Jones H A Kear Clerk.
St Paul reports on illnesses with Marion Davis under a sick list. Local visits include J A Deidrick hosting friends, and Miss Florence Tong with Henry Tong returning from grandmother L R Tong. Neighbors attend church, school ends, and many residents socialize at Deidrick home and with Tong family. Dr Shoop Cough Cure promoted.
AdriAn E K Ewley made a business trip to Tintin Saturday. W G Taylor was in Bascom over Sunday. George Skeels returned home from Cincinnati last week where he has been employed this winter. J W Hahn of Greenspring was in town Tuesday evening. The Lorenzo Medicine Co. has been giving entertainments in the band hall the past week. Miss Myrtle Stoll was the guest of her parents near Carey over Sunday. Deane Lerner and Ford Presser were in McCutchenville Sun Mex and Mrs Wirt Bemisderfer and daughter Marian of Tiffin were guests of Mr and Mrs A C Greer over Sunday. Miss Margaret Lawhead of Toledo is the guest of relatives here. Moxie Trudeau of Tiffin called on friends here Saturday.
Grace Chapel area residents report Reva Alspach ill and not improving while Mrs. Gertie Wohlgamuth remains very sick. Neighbors and relatives including the Quarles Benjamin family, Orville Dean, the Hotellings, the Inmans, the Shaws, and Misses Carrie and Dorothy Shaw circulated with calls and visits. Nearby Albert Tong and family also stopped by grandparents, H. B. Tong and spouse, Tuesday morning.
A newspaper excerpt promotes a home concoction using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. The maker claims it relieves rheumatism by cleansing eliminative kidneys and filtering toxins from blood, with pharmacists able to supply ingredients or prepare the mixture.
The paper explains subscribers over a year in arrears will lose second class status and be denied delivery. It urges readers to check labels and settle dues within three weeks, noting few will refuse to pay. Also mentions local ads for Foley’s Urine Laxative and dyeing services, plus a birthday surprise for Peter Arend with a gathering of friends.
On Saturday night March 21 at the United Evangelical parsonage Mr. Tilden Pierce and Miss Mabel Nye were married by Rev. C F M Greene. The groom is the son of Hiram Pierce and the bride the daughter of Henry Nye, all of Carey. The Times extends best wishes.
Ora Hummers moved to Trumbull county on Monday. Residents Mrs. F Bloom and others hosted an Old Time Quitting Thee gathering with a fine dinner. A church service led to the organization of a twenty one member Reformed congregation with seven baptisms and elected elders and deacons.
A long list of farms in Trumbull and Portage counties near Warren with acreage from 60 to 234 acres. Each entry notes price per acre or total, house and barn details, soil type, timber, sugar camp, outbuildings, wells, and proximity to rail towns and electric car lines. Marketing notes claim easy city access to Cleveland Warren Girard Niles Youngstown and Pittsburg and offer rail fare refund to buyers.
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