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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
3
Eggs stored cold develop a peculiar fungous growth visible only under a microscope though tasted by some. The growth appears as mold specks on the yolk and shell lining, rendering the egg unwholesome and potentially harmful to delicate digestion or weak constitutions.
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a banquet at Moose Hall this evening. Speaker Fred Guthery of Marion will address the gathering. The event promises ample food and music as highlights of the night.
Governor Cox is scheduled to deliver a speech in Carey on Friday at 1:00 p.m. The event highlights state policy focus and civic engagement in the region.
An aunt famed for baking treats amuses family by correcting a child's hunger remark. A four year old visiting asks for bread and butter but specifies he wants cake hunger, prompting a light exchange about preferred food.
The bureau’s own laboratory produced ingenious devices to tally census data. Sorting machines process 300 cards per minute, counting machines 500, and tabulating machines 400 cards per minute.
The twins Fred and Joseph, same age as cousin Richard, planned to spend the holidays at his home. Richard wrote a long letter to Santa Claus and added a postscript threatening to fight the two of them at once if Santa did not bring three of everything.
The Dearborn Independent argues the nation is settled dry after the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act enforcement. It contends Harding and Cox must support constitutional provisions and related legislation, or risk public backlash, as liquor interests face defeat.
The Womans Christian Temperance Union met last Friday afternoon with Mrs George Ash in attendance. Opening singing All Around the World devotionals led by Mrs J L Yohe. Remarks and readings followed including a report on the 16th annual county convention.
A band of gypsies rifled JE Peters this morning. $16 taken, $10 recovered by police. They were jailed on pick pocket charges, arraigned before Mayor Hopkins, and yielded the remaining $6 before being escorted from the city.
About 20 Black Franciscan priests have gathered this week at the Shrine for a religious retreat. The gathering emphasizes prayer and community discussion among members of the order.
A lonely country schoolteacher Amelia Bump meets a wounded aviator after a rain-soaked day. Their bond grows as she learns to embrace her name and a new life with Lieutenant Victor Fairfax, transforming her view of romance and happiness.
A brief quotation from the Ohio State Journal comments on tolerance, noting a neighbor woman’s remark implying openness to conviction: "Oh, well. To do it suppose the will's actually bad."
A meeting of Republican women from the county convened in Upper Sandusky last Saturday afternoon. Mrs J C Dow was named chairman, with precinct leaders appointed for Carey and Crawford township. Mrs Blair of Washington DC addressed the group and the county organization was formed.
R. E. New has passed the winter examination by the state board of optometry and now has the right to practice in Ohio under state laws.
On account of hog cholera positives the owner announces no hunting or trespassing on his farm. Frank Eaken signs the notice and bans access to the property.
The new census figures place the state population at 5,759,368, marking a 20.8 percent increase since 1910.
Salem captured the top prize in a baseball tournament at Upper Sandusky on Sunday. They beat the Eagles 4 to 1 in the opener and walloped Little Sandusky 24 to 5, then defeated the U S Cubs 3 to 1. Salem, with mostly home players and a Toledo battery, posted strong pitching support and finished the season 17 wins in 22 games.
An advertisement claims $100 reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The product is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over forty years at 76 cents. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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