08 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
1
The Wyandot Union attacks publishing the commissioners' report as a costly extortion that benefits political organs and officeholders. It argues dual newspaper publication inflates costs, condemns the current exhibit and examiner’s report as misleading, and urges transparency of cash on hand and unpaid orders.
Big Four Route offers hunters rate travel to Arkansas Louisiana Missouri Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Virginia and West Virginia. Tickets feature long return limit and liberal stop over privileges. For details contact Warran J. Lynch or W. P. Deppe Cincinnati agents of the railroad.
A brief thank you note from Stanley M. Ranger extends heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and help during a time of affliction.
The article portrays the Empress Dowager as a powerful ruler who shaped succession, controlled ministers and viceroys, and demanded deference from officials and Li Hong Chang. It notes her supposed reform stance, extravagant spending on her palace and gardens, and controversial rail project allocations during the Japanese-Chinese War era.
The kiale or household fox is a favorite pet among Chinese women who also prize Angora cats. The ordinary southern Chinese cat is tailless like the Manx and is eaten only occasionally, with horse and dog flesh preferred. When raised for the table it is fed rice and vegetables.
The Ohio State University dairy course brief ten weeks long produced cheese by students with no prior experience and earned a gold medal at the Paris Exposition. The program covers butter making milk testing sanitation pasteurization and more. Prospective students beginning January 2 1901 are urged to register now as enrollment soars.
Farmers urged to bring poultry to the old woolen mill in Carey Ohio for highest market price at ARNOLD Bros.
Beginning Thursday night November 8 at the Armory and running through Saturday, Our Lady of Consolation church hosts a social with music on the Angelus self playing piano, sewing machine and doll contests, Supper and refreshments, and other attractions.
Editor H. N. Lester of Syracuse Kansas says two years of efforts to cure eczema in the palms failed until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. It is praised as best for eruptions sores and all skin diseases and costs 25 cents at J. D. Ewing's drug store.
Bert Mitten announces agency for Fostoria Steam Dye Works with promise of perfect satisfaction. For any dyeing or cleaning needs visit Bert Mitten's store for prompt attention. Specialty in dyeing ladies goods.
A collection of humorous quips and light anecdotes spans sayings from varied papers. Jokes cover price self worth, bachelor life, cheeky exchanges, and witty exchanges about neighbors and daily misadventures. Named snippets include references to Atchison Globe Ram's Horn Chicago Daily Indianapolis Journal Boston Transcript Yonkers Statesman Philadelphia Press and Telegraph.
A spider web party hosted by Misses Bess Shireman Hortense Roll Dora McGuire Inez Wonder Florence Smith Maud Herbert and Ethel Gibbs linked seven young ladies with eight gentlemen Caleth McKinnon John Brown Harry Kichen Kenneth Garn Floyd Smith Frank Galbroner and Andrew Saunders. Invitations came in a peanut shelf tied with a yellow ribbon and a pumpkin glow marked the basement window as partners were chosen by strings.
A short reminiscence cites mischievous Dutch children outside a hotel in Holland who pressured for coppers. The narrator recalls mismatched payments to two girls posing for a model, noting the difficulty of distinguishing them by their similar dress and manner.
Calcutta report notes kidnaping of children to bury beneath railway bridge foundations has spread to China. Bridges in China are now rarely built without several neighborhood children disappearing.
Buckeye Stave Co offers a $50 reward for the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons who entered their stable on Saturday night October 27 and cut to pieces two sets of harness including one single and one double.
Instructions describe pounding flint glass to a fine powder for a stone mortar or painter's stone. Mix with unbeaten egg white and rub on edges to bind pieces. Allow days or weeks for set, after which the crook is hardly discernible.
A humorous note reflects a wife and husband exchange about census records. The husband claims he secured a certified copy showing his name as head of the family, prompting the wife’s bemused reply. The quip appears in the Baltimore American and plays on domestic roles and official records.
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