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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
2
Miss Jane Maitland is missing from the Maitland house after a night of disturbance. Margery and Miss Letitia search the estate while hunter investigates upstairs revealing a hidden wall cavity with personal items. Wardrop faces police questions as suspicions of kidnapping grow and the staff recount odd noises and movements around the attic.
Margery and Hunter chase clues to a possible intruder or a missing woman. A stair stain and a hidden cubby over the mantel point to a break in, with Wardrop and Maitland kin involved as tension builds. The trio searches wine cellar nooks while Miss Letitia sinks into worry and Wardrop offers a fresh lead in a continuing case.
W M Presler of Adrian Ohio lists farms for sale or exchange. Properties range from 20 to 200 acres in Seneca Wyandot and nearby counties with bargains in Trumbull and Portage. Contact through home phone 5167 for particulars.
Advert says Hanford's Balsam heals flesh wounds but itching worsens with scratching. Recommends Dean's Ointment for eczema and skin itch relief at 50 cents a box.
An advertisement extols Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a dependable indigestion remedy rich in Pepsin and Bismuth. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied and lists 25 50 and 100 cent sizes. The notice promotes Carey J. Ewing’s Foxall store in Ohio and notes Rexall Stores nationwide.
The quote emphasizes using past lessons to regulate and amend personal conduct, urging prudent reflection. It frames historical knowledge as a tool for self-improvement and ethical judgment.
A brief line from the Philadelphia Record shows Mrs Towne asking about a set of chits and Mrs Subbubs replying she has had it with four girls and a half. The item reads like a social column snippet or humorous chat.
A brief quotation contrasts labor and idleness noting labor is profitable and pleasant trouble while idleness is a trouble both unprofitable and comfortless in a Joseph Hall voice.
The Prescott Tavern Square dominates the Idlev plain above Monmouth Academy, built in 1801 by Capt. Sewall Prescott. Once a muster site and boarding house for notable figures, it drew Francis Asbury for the Second New England Conference. Now tenantless, the decayed fort remains a ghost of historic days attracting visitors.
Whittier College students condemn the practice known as queening or spooning as it interferes with studies and football training. An hours rule bans girl–young man conversations from six in the morning to six in the evening, sparking mixed reactions among students.
Lord Strathcona, Canada’s high commissioner, praises Frederick Harrison’s five health rules. He notes Harrison is eighty-one, calls him a young man, and shares his own habits, including two meals daily and six hours of sleep. He agrees with no smoking for twenty years.
A funeral in Melrose for Daniel B. Caswell featured a phonograph playing the deceased’s favorite selections. No clergyman officiated, and it was the only service held for him.
A Rio Grande locomotive privately moves a million-dollar shipment of ore from a bonanza Colorado mining camp. Armed guards supervise the silent, dusk transfer from mine to rail, then the carloads pass into the smelter unseen by townsfolk. The ore spans $0.60 to $70 per pound in value.
A seven teenth century historian recounts an observance in Stamford dated to King John’s time through 1839 November. The butcher burghers provide a bull kept in the alderman’s stable, gates shut by proclamation, and everyone pursues the animal with lime skin and tagtags before the chase ends with the bull killed and its flesh sold to burghers.
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