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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
3
In Sunday Magazine a note describes Folley and the 3 Honey product, claiming a national drug law protects children and adults. It notes a sale in Iceland by J. D. Ewing, with a value of a thousand pounds per year, 7000 pounds exported, and past price drops from five dollars a pound.
The notice discusses a distressing ailment in infants and suggests a cure by applying Chamberlains Salve as soon as the child nurses. It notes nurses using the salve with good results and mentions sale by J D Ewing. It also reports experiments injecting nutritious fluids into plant stems to stimulate growth with copper sulfate and other compounds, citing M Simon.
Testimonies praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with Mrs. Edward Phillips of Barcay Maryland describing its use for her two year old daughter since two months old and her own recovery after a dreadful cold. Sold by J D Ewing.
Wealthy sportsmen in Vermont back a plan to stock the state's coverts with foreign game birds including the daleypa from Norway, the Caer callzie from Scotland highlands, black cock pheasants, and ringed pheasants.
A dated medical ad touts Hoyt’s Piles remedy as a cure for all stages of piles. It claims swift relief, endorsement by leading physicians, and easy treatment at a dollar plus mail order options from Toledo and J. D. Ewing.
Department of Ohio Grand Army of the Republic issues General Orders No. 6 urging memorial services for Memorial Day. Posts to attend Divine Service May 25 or 26 with related tributes to dead comrades and sailors, plus patriotic instruction and church cooperation. Also advertises Dean's Regulats for constipation.
A passenger ignores the conductor’s request for fare while a witty exchange frames the price of passage. A stockbroker muses on his father’s age, noting he is quoted at eighty with potential to rise to par or a premium.
Grace Chapel notes list visitors to the Shaw family and neighbors including Miss Jessie Shaw Miss Fury Mick and Rev G Robson with various calls and a large Sunday gathering. A church collection is recorded as sixty cents and a show departed without exhibiting due to high distance fees. Wharton beat the Morescots 5 to 1 in a Findlay Sunday ballgame with Wharton to face Findlay Clay Pottery on May 26.
Read Ewing's wallpaper ad and numerous local visitors are listed. Lewis Knepper and family hosted a Sunday gathering at Ridge for Mrs L A Brayton and relatives. Dible and family visited Kenton kin. Alvin Thomas and Adam Gleckner were guests of Peter Brayton. Mayme Frey stayed with brother Frank Frey. Crislip traveled to Vanillle on business. Forest Livingston from Cares called. August Collett family visited Nicholas Collett. Zella and Flossie Shireman called on Mildred Cochran. Alva Baughman visited his father. funeral for Uncle Joseph Reister attended by August Collett and wife. A temperance rally attracted many locals.
Alfred Kime of Findlay visited Wharton on business Wednesday. Bert Howard returned Sunday from Lima where he had been visiting for a few days. William Sterling is adding two rooms to his Sandusty street home. Mrs Eckelberry and Mrs Eckelberry of Forest visited relatives here Monday. Charles Baker and others were fishing. Levina Stricker of Deshter stayed with her sister Mrs Flerrick Monday.
Corn planting near completion amid community visits and church events. Local residents including Mrs C B Newcomer and daughter Inez, E Beckham of M Beck & Son Carey, and many families attended Sunday school, services, and a quarterly meeting at St Paul. Construction expands at John Young handle factory. temperance pool room opened by D M Flanagan.
Rev Connert of New Washington joined host Rev Gert for a visit. Mrs Jerome Bowen and her daughter were guests of Mrs William Bowen for the occasion.
Mrs Joseph Rooker of Tiln spent several days with daughter Mrs Frank Gase. Herman Seven visited friends Saturday. Mrs Julius Sanders and son Arthur attended the funeral of her uncle J Burns. Mr and Mrs Edward Zender of New Fetsel spent Sunday with Mrs Zendar's parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Wehrle.
The text lists three famed instances where a single shot decided a siege. A fatal shot by friendly fire felled Charles XII at Fried Richstein, triggering a second siege. Lord Cochrane’s mortar halted a French surprise at Port Trinidad in 1808, preserving the fortress. A grapeshot volley at Haddington in 1548 broke a French advance and caused a rout.
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