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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
3
An advertisement promotes Book No 4 for Women for ill women and Dr Shoop's Night Cure. It claims confidential medical advice, free availability, and sale by J. D. Ewing in Racine Wisconsin. It also touts Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets said to stop any pain in twenty minutes and sold by J. D. Ewing with price detail.
Bert Mitten proclaims he has taken the agency for the Fostoria Steam Dye Works. The shop offers dyeing and clearing services and guarantees perfect satisfaction. Also promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a quick coffee substitute sold by W H Lytle.
Notice to growers of Carey and vicinity for sugar beets in 1908. Undersigned takes acreage at 5.0 per ton at contract price or sugar per ton. Company furnishes labor at 18 dollars per acre. Labor contracts close April 1, 1908. For more information contact C. F. Sutter, Agent, Vanliew, Ohio.
Careful notes show Mayor Chambers and council members present as bills approved for hauling dirt and BLONE, librarian salary, and April gas for the library. A lengthy talk on knotty sidewalk grades followed with Stroup’s walk cited and the grade book blamed for water and mud issues.
The annual pilgrimage began with a Sunday Solemn High Mass at the local church. A candle procession led by children with flowers and banners, 418 carrying candles, proceeded around the church before returning. Jesuit Father Schultz of Toledo officiated with Rev Father Mizer deacon and Mr Bush subdeacon.
Laura Davis wife of Rev A E Davis pastor of United Brothren church Vanlue died Sunday morning at one o clock after a sudden illness She was forty seven years old Her funeral was Tuesday with interment in Muncie Indiana.
Bert Black of Tiffin was in town Friday. Miss Marie Truceau visits relatives in Tiffin. R Haford’s horse was killed by a Sur Four train Sunday night. Local youths attend a Berwick school entertainment Monday. Earl Mosler of Marion visits relatives here. Ford Presler and sister visited relatives in Toledo last week. Some farmers have corn planted. Miss Florence Ewing and Della Etchen in New Riegle Thursday. C G Haines and Grover Clouse in Berwick Saturday evening.
A stout patient, after a month of treatment, complains the bill is as large as he is and has not lost any weight. The specialist replies dryly that only part of the bill was for the treatment, noting the patient’s perspiration.
The article notes tumblers derived their name from rounded silver bowls prized for balance. They would tip on a table and tumble upright with rims facing up, earning the term for their self righting feature.
Many farms across Trumbull and Portage counties offer 50 to 234 acres with houses, barns, outbuildings, timber, sugar camps, and soil types from sandy loam to clay. Prices range from 1 600 to 12 500 with markets near Cleveland and Pittsburgh. W. M. Presler, agent, ADRIAN, 610.
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