Real estate and loan offers from J A Smith ad
A local notice offers loans up to 40000 dollars at low rates for long terms. Also promotes property sales including a 120 acre farm near a school, an 8 room house with cellar and barn for 1430, three vacant lots at 200 each, a 1 acre parcel with house and barn near a market for chickens, and a nearly new 8 room house on Fater son street with city water and gas priced at 1200. May 22 event for buyers.
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Faterson Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad with Endorsements and Claim
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from F J Cheney & Co Toledo and Watoina Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists, claiming internal action and a price of 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
Cheney &U Co
Toledo
FE. J. Cheney
Watoina, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesile Druggiste
Loledy
Ohio Mutual Cyclone Windstorm Insurance Association
J. W. Powell of Columbus Ohio serves as contact for the Wyandot Mutual Relief Association of Wyandot County and the Ohio Mutual cyclone windstorm group with a listed home phone 3157.
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Ohio Mutual
Carey Clippers Win Season Opener at New Ball Park
Carey Clippers beat Findlay’s second team at home with a six run sixth inning after a tight start. Wickiser struck out fourteen without a walk, while Campbell hit a deep center double scoring three. Earlier, Upper Sandusky Cubs lost 14 to 7 to Carey Cubs.
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Carey Clipeers
Ball Park
Findlay
Carey
Campbell
Wickiser
Upper Sandusky Cubs
Carey Cubs
Forest High School
Carey High School
New
Carey Clippers
Fostoria
C. Campbel
Mohn
V. Campbell
Schmuck
Sl Sopher
Brady
P Routsman
Murray
PO Stolzer
Hobbin
D. Dunn
Pert
Shaaed
Maloney
Stout
Alesch
Neocon
C. Campbell
Dunn
Walters
Carey, Findlay
Seebe
City Council Minutes Highlight Local Spending and Street Inquiry
The city council with mayor and several members approved payments to laborer Robert Drake and others, librarian Mabel Newhard, and publisher Carey Tirees. J A Kimmell reported a cog in a chicken house and left check No 56. The street committee was ordered to investigate Browne avenue drain and arrange needed work. Public affairs filed their monthly report. A bicycle riding complaint on sidewalks was noted and a heated local dispute over scorching was mentioned.
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Chambers
Stahl
Pahl
Hervert
Jacoby
Hart
Dame
Kear
Robert Drake
Graham Buckland
Mabel Newhard
Carey Tirees
Arch- Memo
Kaley of Red Cloud Visits Local Friends After Travels
W Kaley, a former Red Cloud resident, stayed Thursday night and shared a dinner with Mr and Mrs J A Smith before returning home. He has traveled since January through Egypt the Holy Land and Italy and has been active in Nebraska Masonic affairs holding the highest state office.
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Nin
W. Kaley
Red Cloud
Neh
J. A. Smith
Egypt
Holy Land
Italy
Kaly
Havng
Senate
Kaley
Nebaska
Order
Found Again Ticky Men Suspect In Missing Item Case
JA Smith appears among questionable men after losing a small item he carried, with a lengthy store search noted. He visited several locations including the New Pharmacy on Wednesday where clerk Charles Brand confirmed the missing object was not found for three days.
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JA Smith
Stith
Charles Brand
Mr. Smith
Indlay trio heads to Middle Bass for fishing trip
W. S. Parker J. P Jones and Chas Swith of Indlay passed through town last Saturday en route to Middle Bass for a fishing outing.
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W. S. Parker
J. P Jones
Chas. Swith
Indlay
Middle Bass
Death of Charles R Donelson at age 14 in Carry
Charles R Donelson died Sunday at eight near his parents home in Carry born January 25 1895 making him 14 years 8 months 21 days old He became ill Wednesday evening with appendicitis and liver trouble He had left school three weeks prior to work at the Selery farm Funeral held at United Brethren Church Tuesday at 7 30 pm Rev J H Williams officiated from John 6 68 with church choir hymns Large crowd including many school children Attended Interment in Spring Grove cemetery Pallbearers were Saxton Heck Ira McKinnon Russell Williams William Kloppfer James Wright and Don Clinger
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Charles Robert Donelson
Myo
Jim Donelson
Carry
Sélery
United Bethren Ghureb
J. H. Wiltiagns
Sh. John
Spring Grove Cemetery
Saxton Heck
Ira McKinnon
Russell Williams
William Kloppfer
James Wright
Don Clinger
Captain John Smith and the Bermudas Rats
The account recalls Captain John Smith describing an extraordinary rat infestation in the Bermudas. He notes rats spreading across land and sea, nesting in trees and burrows, devouring plants and fruits, and rendering colonists breadless for a year or two despite efforts to eradicate them.
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John Smith
Bermudas
Ile
The Traveler's Joy Gum Tree of Australia
The cream of tartar tree or sour gourd grows in northern Australia with a trunk of seventy to eighty five feet in circumference and a height of twenty to thirty feet. Its soft wood yields a cooling drink from steeped wood and its six inch long fruit tastes like cream of tartar. Campers greet the tree with a bush ballad sung by early bushrangers, Sing Hey For the Traveler's Joy.
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New York Telegram
Jacob Stoody Nearly Escapes Serious Work Accident
Jacob Stoody at Stief Bros Brick and Tile Plant narrowly avoids a major injury while attempting to extract a stone from a crusher. Although the machine was stopped, a belt slip caused the rollers to move briefly, crushing the last three fingers of his right hand.
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Jacob
Stief Bros
Entertained at Sunday Dinner by Local Families
Mr and Mrs J R Logsdon entertained at dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Logsdon and their sons Louis and Lawrence and Miss Loretta Murphy of Crawford. Also present were Mr and Mrs J H Jacoby and Miss Angela Murphy of Arvada, Miss Emma Fahlbusch of Oak Harbor, Miss Ida Seifert of Upper Sandusky, L B Logsdon of Toledo, Jerome Butnog and Carl Sehira of Carey.
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J. R. Logsdon
Henry Logsdon
Louis
Lawrence
Loretta Murphy
Crawforcg
J .H. Jacoby
Angela Murphy
Arvada
Emma Fahlbusch
Oak Harbor
Ida Seifert
Upper Sandusky
L. B. Logsdon
Toledo
Jerome Butnog
Car. Sehira
Carey
Mrs Martha Wrightsman Plans Move to Kenton Ice Cream Parlor
Mrs Martha Wrightsman left last week for Kenton to seek a suitable place for an ice cream parlor and will relocate her family there soon. The Limes extend best wishes for her success.
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Martha Wrightsman
Kenton
Limes
Willis Bloom Receives Ohio Chauffeur License No 2418
Willis Bloom earned from Columbus a chauffeur license registered No 2418 in Ohio. He received the card last Thursday and will be employed by A P Johnson at the latter's garage.
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Willis Bloom
Ctrumbus
State of
Ohio
A P Johnson
Bard Concert Attendance by Local Residents
Willis Bloom Bart Montague Andy Clinger and Adam Frederick Jr attended a band concert in Tiftin Tuesday evening after traveling over in Johnson's auto.
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Willis Bloom
Bart Montague
Andy Clinger
Adam Frederick, Jr
Johnson
Tiftin
Home remedy for scorch marks from irons
An old negro laundress shares a cure for scorch marks from hot irons. Boil half a pint of vinegar with the juice of a large onion and two ounces of fuller's earth, strain, cool, and bottle. Apply with a white linen rag until the scorch fades. several applications may be needed.
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Chicago Tribune
Care of the Teeth in Early Hygiene Advice
Advice urges brushing teeth twice daily and after meals when possible. Charcoal is recommended to sweeten breath and remove tar. Powdered pumice stone with alcohol and a pine stick cleans discolorations but requires thorough rinsing to avoid scratching enamel.
To Make the Arms Plump Through Tensing and Massage
The guide suggests daily tensing exercises with arms at right angles and clenched fists drawn to the shoulder to build muscle. It adds hot olive oil massages for fifteen minutes twice daily to aid in making the arms appear fuller.
Improved Cooking Utensil For Even Stirring On Fire
An Illinois inventor introduces a new cooking utensil with a flat bottom stirrer, unlike the common cylindrical beater. The design allows the stirrer to reach all corners of the pot, preventing burning during continuous stirring on the stove.
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IlIinois
Overcome Boils With Early Compresses and Remedies
A French doctor reports success in dispersing boils by applying compresses soaked in equal parts tincture of amnica tincture of iodine and spirits of camphor at the first sign of inflammation. Continue until the outbreak subsides. Drinking sulphur water or red clover blossom tea with the compresses may aid scattering boils and reducing recurrence.
Winding Crochet Wool and Moth Guard
Winding wool from inside the ball helps knitters and crocheters start projects. Start by forming long loops and leaving a loose tuft at one end. For moths, air, sun, and frequent beating of stored items is advised from now until late June.
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tiJes
Alfred
Remove Cream Spots and Tender Round Steak Tips
To remove cream spots, lightly touch with household ammonia and iron over white blotting paper. For tender round steak, put fat in a hot pan, dip steak in cold water, roll in flour, fry until tender.
The Foolish Railroads Stage and Steamboat Compare
In a Macon Republican piece, early transport is mocked as stage fares from Huntsville to Glasgow at 1.50 with mail service and oxen replacing damped horses, while Glasgow to St Louis steamboat fares in the 1850s reached 7 dollars with meals included. The critic notes railroads threaten the era of spacious boats and clings to river travel for freedom and comfort.
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Huntsville
Glasgow
St. Louis
Eglben
Macon
Eye on the Red Flag Ensign Guards New York Harbor
The New York Sun describes a triangular red flag with a bold cyclopean eye flown from a harbor supervisor’s boat. The man in blue uses a telescope to monitor the East River, upper bay, and Hudson River, ensuring regulations, clear channels, and dock and ferry safety.
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New York Harbor
Battery Sea Wall
North River
East River
Upper Bay
Hudson River
New York Sun
Handicaps for a Society Power Match
A Washington Post quip imagines a would be groom facing a tough father: the would be husband answers no to drinking smoking cards and tracks yet still the father concedes the marriage, noting the daughter is a society girl and calling it her funeral, then blessing the couple.
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Washington Post
Woman's Work as Debated by Mr and Mrs Brown
A Philadelphia Telegraph quip notes a domestic argument about which partner has the tougher duties. Mrs Brown lists cooking washing dishes mending beds building fires hauling coal and more while Mrs Brown adds guarding her husband from making a fool of himself.
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Mrs. Brown
Brown
Thas
Mr. Brown
Anchored Him by a Tight Wad Father
A Cleveland Leader anecdote recalls a man who claims to have fooled a wary father at a reception by dropping a half dollar on the floor. The father trapped the coin with his foot, ensuring the couple could not slip away until the party ended.
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Cleveland
Saving Cuff Addresses
A New York Press item notes a laundry slip showing cuff addresses. The clerk explains they copy and log these addresses then return them with the laundry to prevent loss.
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New York Press
Old Patron Complains Barber Rushes Haircut
An elderly customer scolds a young barber after his haircut claiming the father was a thorough worker who took about half an hour to finish the job. The exchange highlights pride in workmanship and tradition.
Liberal education costs cited in heated exchange
A quote exchange references a father charging his son for a liberal education costing £27,000 over four years. The dialogue frames a critique of liberal schooling and questions the value of higher education.
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Highmus
Muntoburn
Chicago Tribune
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J. C.togel & Coedei
Galt House
W.H. Snyder
Kan
Prke
Varey
A. P. Johnson Automobiles
Charley Dame
Martin
Will
Montague
Michigan
Hart & Son
Carey, Ohio
Ball News
City Council
Jacob Stoody
Bard
Stihrer
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