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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
3
Notices announce a cough remedy safe for all ages by J D Twine and list farmland offerings near Carey Adrian New Berlin and Tiffa with prices per acre. References to marriage, vitamins, and product claims appear alongside miscellaneous quotes and unrelated snippets.
Mothers find relief for sore nipples using Chamberlain's Salve applied after nursing. Wipe away before the next feeding. Widely used by trained nurses. Sold by J. D. Ewing alongside Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets priced 25 cents with free samples. Prosperity adages accompany the ad copy.
Passengers aboard a steamboat near Hongkong faced upheaval as a rock collision caused an emergency. Several Chinese passengers joined in looting trunks from the terrified travelers while authorities moved to restore order.
Testimonial notices praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy nationwide. Mrs Edward Phillips of Barclay Maryland recommends it for her two year old Casherine and recounts personal recovery after a serious cold. The ad notes J D Win sells the remedy.
Key West patrolman Rolland Curry suffered rheumatic pain for over two years. After his wife bought Chamberlain's Pain Basin and rubbed it on, the pain nearly vanished overnight and fully subsided within two weeks. He has had no trouble for over three months. For sale by J. D. Ewing.
Bert Mitten announces his agency for the Fostoria Steam Dye Works and guarantees perfect satisfaction. He invites anyone needing dyeing or coating work to his store for prompt attention and notes a specialty in dyeing goods.
Chamberlaint's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised as a century old trusted medicine. Described as reliable when mixed with water and sweetened to taste. Available for sale by J. D. Ewing.
Read Dwink wall pitner acd and family visits in Mt Blanchard on Saturday and Sunday. Edward Mick builds a new wire fence on Samuel Kemmerly farm. Jessie Mick visits grandfather. Meda Snyder to take music lessons via Miss Farrie Mick. Dunn's Ointment ad claims cure for itching piles. John K Garrett mayor Girard Ala.
Springville reports a school closure last Saturday with teacher Joseph Jacoby. Residents share social visits including L A Brayton family near Vanlue and Kirby guests Leona and Nicholas Frey. F Dible marks his sixty third birthday. mass meeting in Carey draws many locals. Dr Brayton aids Charles Luzader at home.
Mrs. Kate Grubel visited Tiflin while Frank Gase and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rooker in Tiflin. Several families hosted and visited across Tillin Carey Adrian New Bremen and Toledo with musical gatherings and a new carriage purchase by Peter Seren.
The fragment lists guests including Jack ODonnel and family from Bucyrus with Mr and Mrs Wm Mack Miles Nora Schira Selera Brod wan Katie Derr Agnes Mangett Maggie Fox Blanche Logsdon Frank Buff Ignatius Logsdon among others.
Carey townspeople hosted visitors including William Bat and others from nearby areas on Sunday. Dozens of guests attended at Miss Wagner and Miss Bricher households. A new acetylene lighting project by Casper Fisher expands to Shelby rooms. Local repairs and social visits highlight a lively community week.
Grace Long returned from Carey Saturday evening. A. Greek and family visited relatives in Carey Sunday. Michael Herrick reroofs his Franklin Street home. Kenneth Long injured his right foot by stepping on a rusty nail Friday. Walter Rummell returned to Toledo Monday studying telegraphy there. Mrs A M Bristol trip to Findlay Monday evening. Epworth League celebrated eighteenth anniversary at the M E church Sunday evening with an excellent program and large attendance. Wharton Mt Blanchard ball game Sunday afternoon drew many spectators.
The Presbyterian congregation held a preaching service at the M FE church Sunday as the nearby MRE church hosted 16 attendees due to its own building not yet complete. Guests at Allen Myers home included Mrs E Wood of Toledo and multiple McAllister family members. The Reformed church is set for dedication on Sunday May 19. Frank Geit shipped a carload of hogs Monday.
Ewing's wallpaper ad reads in Vanlue. George Beiverig is listed ill. Visitors include R. M. Les of Findlay last Friday, E. T. May of Mt. Cory, and W. S. Snook with wife of Findlay. L. T. Rupert visited Findlay Friday. N W. Bright and daughter from Findlay called on Major Bright and wife Thursday. Orie Stroub of Upper Sandusky on business Saturday. Je Tee Corbin on a Noacktown trip Monday. Rev. Leader of Richmond Indiana preached at the Lutheran church Sunday afternoon.
Community members gather for church improvements and services as new displays adorn the Methodist church. Dr Stotts leaves for Catawba while residents from Adrian Carey and Rawson visit. A missions tea nets fourteen dollars. a singing class forms at the M E church with Prof Moore guiding Friday sessions.
Grace Chapel reports visitors and family gatherings across the region. Lizzie Benjamin’s ill child remains improvable while Mr and Mrs Edward Mick and daughter Farrie visited Roy Mick and wife Sunday.
Sunday school at Trinity Reformed church ended for now and worship will shift to the new church at McCutchenville. The edifice is to be dedicated Sunday May 19. Local news notes include carp angler Charles Hall with eight carp eight pounds each, and various visits and milk deliveries in the Tymochtee area.
A vintage ad describes Hoyt's Improved Pile Remedy claiming to reach the disease’s foundation and cure fissures fistula and various pile forms. Endorsed by physicians and sold by J D Ewing Toledo, with mail order availability and a one dollar price. Also promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a health tonic.
May brings two pleasant days and sparse honey bees this season. Brayton Davis started corn planting last week while dirt roads show deep wagon ruts. Calvin Hottermann bought horses harness and a two horse wagon to start teaming. H L Myers plans sorghum evaporating work again. Home phone 2117. For sale or exchange two Best Light Company gasoline lamps from Canton Ohio. Goffrey Stuckey and son drill several water wells locally. Charles Kennedy of near Crawford held a public sale Tuesday.
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