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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
6
Rudyard Kipling scenes contrast a fool and a woman who never could understand. Theda Bara stars in A Fool There Was and will be shown at the Royal Friday evening.
A short health notice recommends Moley Kidney Pills for tiredness backache rheumatic pains or kidney trouble claiming they act as prompt and efficient health aids. Endorsed by J D Ewing.
In the want column a potential opening is hinted at, suggesting chance for a reader to pursue a lead. The notice emphasizes interest from a party seeking a suitable match or opportunity.
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane argues against foreign writers who downplay the United States, citing facts that the nation produces large shares of copper and coal, that extensive federal subsidies and land grants have supported railroads and schools, and that vast untapped water power could support tens of millions if utilized.
The notice promotes Cham berlain's Liniment for chronic and muscular rheumatism and claims relief from pain is worth much more than the price. It ends by noting seeds that grow are sold at Ewing's.
Exchange argues against a party newspaper that blindly supports all party candidates and policies. It warns such papers undermine credibility by defending crooks, pressing bad policies, and eroding public trust. The piece condemns hypocrisy and asserts editors should not sacrifice integrity for party success.
The giant California sequoias, some 8 000 to 10 000 years old according to scientists and John Muir, are among the oldest living beings. Their bark and fossil records show these trees flourished millions of years ago, marking sequoias as the planet’s most enduring life forms.
The W C T U met at United Evangelical church on Friday afternoon for a Mother’s Meeting. President Mrs Elza Jacobs led in devotions and a reading from Exodus. Mrs A Hoy offered prayer as members discussed母 teachings and Mrs Hi D Schultz read Henry A Williams’s Our Mothers. Special music by a ladies quartet accompanied by Dorcas Dow.
Hennie Groh, guarding third base for the Cincinnati Reds, is hailed as one of the league’s best at the position. Formerly with the New York Giants he joined Cincinnati before the 1915 season, after a trade involving Fromme and Llimns Lobert. Last season he ranked fourth among NL fielders with a .969 percentage and played 131 games, while batting .290 and finishing twelfth in total hitting.
The death of Firmin Cassignol in New York weakens the field to challenge Wille Hoppe. Experts credit Cassignol with skill to dethrone Hoppe, though his visit here failed to alter the crown race. Europe’s top players Mortier and Adorjan may renew hopes abroad, with Adorjan likely to visit the United States after the war.
At a Philadelphia meeting of football coaches and team managers the plan was adopted to remove inefficient officials from the central board. Robert C. Folwell urged selection by the board with an elimination list of ineffective referees. Dartmouth’s Caramaigh cited officials who cannot grasp the game and Princeton’s Rush proposed testing new officials in preliminary games.
Giants' second team lost to the Waco club in the Texas league as overeating at lunch was blamed. A Buschers player admitted they ate breakfast at $30 and had no food again until nearly 2 o'clock, leaving them to face a five hour hunger stretch.
Alexander the Great of the Philadelphia Nationals declares that high ball hitters, meaning shoulder high deliveries, are in the majority in the National League. He notes these batters can drive such pitches for hits, while low pitches are harder to handle.
Boston manager Bill Carrigan targets Bill O Connor of Manhattan College in New York City. O Connor, a four year man with strong speed and control, once threw a no hit game and two one hitters. This season he fanned 34 in three games and posts a .? batting average.
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