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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
3
Lost item notice seeks Miriam Harshberger the finder may claim a reward. Also rental ad for four furnished rooms on ground floor at 116 Newhard St and a housework helper needed via office contact.
A spoof piece portrays Florida as a comical, exaggerated coast full of tourists and oranges. It mocks geography and stereotypes, joking about borders and residents while finger pointing at the state’s economy and quirky traits.
A collection of quotes on harvest and civilization notes Hessian fly cutting Kansas wheat by 40 million bushels. It reports on European corn borer control, 1924 forest fires consuming 38 million dollars of wood, and a 1684 brick farmhouse in Southampton as New York’s oldest inhabited farm dwelling. Oil disposal tip ends the piece.
The Emporia Gazette notes seven motives given for a woman bobbing her hair. Reasons include saving money, seeking excitement, pressure from a man, appearances, fear, hair loss, and ease of washing. The piece also mentions a Red Cross appeal and Carey's drive ongoing that week.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a remedy for catarrh. It combines an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Dream puffs for Saturday at Smiley's and a Good second hand McCormick 4 roll husker for sale. Mr and Mrs Ralph Mayberger of Tiffin visited town. families like Pieraccini and Laughlin are seen locally. Red Cross drive and impending sales pepper the notes as residents travel to Findlay Lima Mansfield and Columbus.
A historic automotive pitch touts Studebaker as using finest steels woods and engineering to deliver superior workmanship plus costly extras without raising price, claiming parity with competing cars.
The four door Studebaker Standard Six sedan features wool upholstery and carpets, plate glass windows, a full instrument panel, and advanced safety and convenience items. Its body uses white ash pillars and maple cross-members with tough steel. The engine aims for steady 5 to 55 mph performance for long, quiet service and is offered with a budget payment plan.
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