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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
4
In a mixed voter mood the primaries show no clear winner. Supporters split over Harding's prospects with some calling for a surge while others suggest he should quit. The treaty and league of nations debate influences opinion as Wood and Harding face electoral and Senate fate risks.
The article notes widespread civil unrest in Mexico with states seceding and President Carranza under pressure. It warns many reports are unreliable but suggests U.S. intervention could arise from prominent Mexican interests and the risk of conflict spilling over.
The reports show that centralized school plans faced rejection in some districts but were favored in others, with no near unanimous support anywhere. Proponents argue the reform will take time yet yield improved education as communities push for better schools.
The piece argues the presidential preference primary was a wasteful failure with unclear nominees. It notes Ottawa county spent about $6.59 per voter while candidates and backers poured millions, leaving the public in the dark about the eventual nominee.
The lunar eclipse Sunday evening went smoothly under a clear sky showing precision and beauty. The brief darkness heightened the appreciation for a serene moonlit night and reflects well on both celestial bodies involved.
Attorney General Palmer told the House sugar investigating committee that Congress failed to act on President Wilson’s request to extend wartime price controls. He said it is Congress, not the president, responsible for the lapse in buying the Cuban sugar crop at a low price.
Editorial urges restoring and expanding canal systems to relieve railroad traffic and freight costs. It argues railroads failed as sole transport arteries and that motor trucks and good roads show canals can complement long distance freight, urging national investment and policy support.
Will Hays and Senator Penrose met after the Ohio primaries and favored Senator Knox as the Republican presidential nominee. They doubt current leaders can win. The Democratic camp shows no clear action and appears stalled with little movement.
A noted observer argues that cinema will remain influential and urges a constructive tie with churches. The author seeks an evolving plan to harmonize film with faith communities, seeing both as character builders and planning to publish further views.
A severe cyclone struck Peggs Oklahoma on Sunday. The storm nearly destroyed the town and caused multiple fatalities among residents. Officials warn the disturbance is the fourth of its kind, heightening fear of future outbreaks as ominous black clouds threaten from the west.
Weather reports show April as the windiest month on record with cyclones in many regions and persistent cold stormy weather nationwide. The behavior seems hard to reverse, extending beyond April.
An exchange asserts that one third of fools think they can out argue a lawyer in expounding the law. Half believe they can out heal a doctor in healing the sick. Two thirds claim they can out preach a minister in preaching the gospel, and all think they can out run an editor in managing a newspaper.
In Chicago thousands of families refuse to move or pay higher rent requiring eviction orders. Legal action will follow as authorities confront the dispute ahead of potential strife and hardship.
A maxim from a historical column extols consistent advertising as a path to success, urging readers to imitate the proven practice of those who promote their business. It emphasizes the value of regular publicity and the payoff of persistent outreach.
A Marysville report highlights 150 plus young women at Ohio Farm for Women performing demanding farm tasks at a leading state hands on program. They plow sow and tile under supervision and even unload coal in relays showing hard work and skill.
A local Carey resident BH. L. Strahm of 219 Down Street endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache nervousness sleeplessness and urinary and kidney troubles. He says four boxes cured his pains and improved sleep with no further issues. Price 60 cents at dealers Tosfer-Mil burn Co Migrs Buffalo NY reports the testimonial.
The Peoples Telephone Co filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio a new rate schedule No. 3 for Carey and vicinity, effective June 1 1920. Residents inside Carey pay 1.50 dollars monthly, outside Carey 1.75 dollars, with office phones 0.75 extra. rentals paid quarterly with a 0.75 deduction for early payment. Subscribers may use all association lines free. toll lines charged to non subscribers at 0.10. Copy of schedule available at Carey office. J A Newcomer secretary.
Reports from Seneca and neighboring counties cover a will contest in Tiffin with heirs challenging Frank Tucker's estate, a probate hearing for Olive Crown Humes, a lawsuit over alleged alienation of affections in Fostoria, and a jury selection process. Also noted are a windstorm incident in Greenspring with a toppled auto top, a death from a stair fall in Fostoria, and the Tiffin fire department filming industrial scenes for a movie company.
Bloomville Gazette notes flood views along the river front seen from the Grand theater and mentions a May 1 talk at Miller's opera house by Prof Donald J. Kays of Ohio State University on The Status of the Draft Horse Industry.
Name cards purchased at the Carey Times serve as elegant enclosures for invitations or gifts, offering a tasteful printed touch for social occasions.
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