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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
7
A Sunday to Friday run of neighborhood calls and gatherings shows exchanges among Kemmerley Robison Wickiser Rickle Beck and associated families. Visits span farms churches and homes from Mt. Blanchard to Carey with dinner suppers and porch talks noted along the way.
Mrs Floyd Allen visits Canton for an extended stay. Mrs Minnie McRill spent Monday with Miss Etta Smith James Thompson is seriously ill but reported better. M E Aid plans an all day meeting at the church. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets Thursday evening with Mrs E L Swihart. Pythian Sisters homecoming invitations issued for Friday November 13. Mildred Egbert of Findlay and Ralph Ogg of Carey called Sunday. Mrs Cora Hart and daughter of Carey visited Mrs Hart's brother P B Hendricks and family. Rev Lewis P Speaker and Mrs Lizetta Speaker visited Mrs Olive Moore. Ruby Criger teaching in Carey was weekend guest of her parents. Mr and Mrs L Swihart. W E Sausser and family and T W Shull and family attended Mrs John Herge birthday dinner at Findlay. Gust Summit of Carey and Forter Moore of Findlay spent Sunday with Amanda Moore. Mr and Mrs Clarence Cross and Eloise and Mr and Mrs Patterson and Eugene spent Sunday with the Wilm Billock family.
Mrs Henry Fleck and daughter Dorothy called on Sunday at the R J Spitler home. Many relatives and friends visited meals and gatherings at the Lick Run Poultry farm and nearby farms including the Wenzingers, the Pahls, the Krebs home, and various Orians and Weaver households. A large group traveled and hosted dinners and lunches, with a Orlando Florida trip mentioned and a baptismal sponsorship in Mansfield.
A Canadian Shoe and Leather Journal parable compares advertising to sowing seed. Some fizzle amid handbills and dodgers, others lie fallen in programs and seats, while legitimate papers carry messages to readers and yield varied returns of a hundred, sixty, or thirty fold.
A query asks readers if they have collected their share of profits from Carey Times want ads. The note hints at earnings tied to classified advertising. No names or dates are provided.
Findings from H C Young of the Ohio Experiment Station relate plant frost injury to protoplasm breakdown in immature tissues. maturity controls cold tolerance as ripening shifts cells toward dormancy. late summer droughts or improper drainage hinder maturation and increase vulnerability. Colors affect heat absorption and bud swelling, while light colored sprays can delay swelling in some fruit trees.
Having sold my farm the undersigned offers at public sale on Tuesday November 17 1925 at 12 30 Eastern Time property includes 2 head of horses about 1400 lbs each Jersey cow calf 3 weeks 150 English White Leghorns pullets and hens Farm Machinery Turnbull wagon hay rack mower etc Grains and feed 10 acres corn oats 12 bushels potatoes 5 tons hay 300 bushel corn in crib terms on day of sale Auctioneers and Clerk named NDippers or similar name
A former store clerk saved 600 dollars and was persuaded by a smooth stock salesman that a non operating company would yield life changing profits. She invested the full amount without researching the company and lost everything. The article notes bankers would have offered free advisory help.
Moving details show H G Feasel selling a farm about a mile and a half northeast of Vaniue to Dallas Putnam who will take possession this month. Mr and Mrs Feasel will relocate to Carey after buying Otis Shaver’s residence on I Findlay street. Shaver plans a new house on a lot he owns in the same neighborhood.
The quote argues that success requires hard work beyond eight hours daily and warns that laziness leads to misery. It claims money and brains are often partners, challenging the belief that talent alone secures achievement.
In 25 Years Ago items Kurtz's displays Axminster carpets and Moquette arrivals. Visitors Fred Spencer from Jalapa and R G Spencer visit. McClure of Greely, Colo., hotel manager, guests in Carey. Local sales at Vigor's offer red and blue calico at 59c. Contests crown Emma Brown Rosalie Myers and Albert Pahl for sewing, doll, and sofa wins. A grey wool shawl is missing from a buggy. reward offered. Bradley and LeMott swap homes. reading club hosted by Mrs Wonder and Mrs Rowalt. News on McKinley and Monroe doctrine in German papers. Hettie Ulrich and W P Reile wed. Wyandot Union shifts to Wyandot Daily Union. Council approves health officer and sanitary salaries. millinery opening after Pythian Sisters meeting. Nevada News recalls potatoes prize. seven potatoes weigh 15 lb 4 oz. Carey Brotherhood hosts first banquet. Rev Stahtoné Findlayson delivers optimistic address. others speak on port and progress. Music by local singers and Clare Green of Mt Cory with violin selections.
Sidney Landon to headline the next lecture course. Last year Carey mayoral vote totaled 495. this year gubernatorial votes reached 498. L G Ogg and B Sopher traveled to Toledo for the week. A W Blair shipped nine handsome horses from Carey to Shelby en route to New York City. Ohio Oil wells near Carey show non production due to crushed stone fill. Kennerley and Zahn store burglarized. $100 in clothing and $10 cash stolen through transom. William Shafer estate in Wharton: farm east of Wharton sold to Frank Shafer, brick yard farm to J F Bolton, two South Street lots to Dr M M Crawford, two Main Street lots to M A Segrist. Entertaining committee includes Mrs Eliza Karns.
Mrs. Cordelia Black of 200 Down St. endorses Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic aiding back pain and kidney distress. The ad cites 60c price and Brayton's Drug Store as distributor with Foster-Miller Co. as manufacturers in Buffalo New York.
In a quirky cultural observation the article notes that Siamese attire often has no pockets and watches are attached to chains, reducing the need to carry items. It reflects practical dress choices and daily habits.
A mixture similar to Adlerika using buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate glycerine and related components is claimed to be excellent for constipation. It allegedly works in one hour or less without gripes and can relieve gas in the stomach unless caused by deep seated issues.
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