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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
3
Two Mabton growers sold Anjou pears for 100 dollars a ton after heating orchards to fight spring frosts. Moses Sampson, a White Swan hop farmer, sold his crop at a premium and boasts the best yard in Yakima County. The piece praises preparedness for frost with heaters and resources.
Anson the bank president avoids marriage to Miss Towpe a simpering woman who claims to know he pushed Rogers over the cliff. She proposes a forced union to avert exposure as she pressures him with blackmail and duty. He wavers between confession and silence.
A grandmother visiting her pastor son and five year old Mary discuss a tale of a wonderful dog. Mary insists the dog could fly, claiming it was a bird dog, in a light exchange from a St Louis Evangelist source.
A Mayflower ancestor joke circulates in the Boston Transcript. The quip recalls a settler who nearly boarded the vessel, highlighting humorous frontier pride and historical reference.
Tom explains a basic plan saying it is simple enough for a child to perform. The dense response asks where to obtain the child.
Local notices describe visitors and guests including Mr. and Mrs. O L Shumate in Upper Sandusky, Mrs J C Palmer and son George from Toledo, and Mr and Mrs Jay Long with Mr and Mrs Elias Foxtes Rapids Michigan. Others mention deliveries, employment, hospitality, and travels among Carey residents and nearby towns.
Mrs C C Heck and Mrs H E Wyatt called on Findlay residents Wednesday afternoon. Emory and Virgil Yohe visited their parents before resuming studies at Wittenberg College. Both have served Lutheran pastorates over the summer with Virgil at Trivoli Illinois and Emory at a Massillon mission church.
Funeral services for Russell Nye were held at St. Paul church south of VanIue with Rev. C. H. Gruber of Syca ed by the Ridge quartet. The ceremony was attended by 87 robed Klansmen and 6 robed men as pallbearers. Burial followed in the church cemetery with numerous floral tributes listed from multiple individuals and groups including the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Wyandot County and the Federal Porcelain Co. employees.
A brief expression of thanks to all who assisted after Russell Nye’s accident and death. The note also thanks singers at the funeral, flower contributors, those who provided cars, Rev Gruber for comfort, and Undertaker Diller for courteous services on behalf of Mrs Russell Nye and children.
Freight charges of 50 cents a bushel led commission merchants to discard Virginia tomatoes from steamers reaching Baltimore. The eastern market is saturated as Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia crops ripen simultaneously.
Teans represent the backbone of Ohio's wealth with partnerships retail stores and operation of active business concerns forming the second largest income source for individual taxpayers. Twenty percent of all income comes from this source with real estate sales stocks and bonds and other property adding about three percent. Royalties and reinvested income total seven percent while dividends and interest combined amount to sixteen percent.
Local notes list several residents moving houses wiring work by R Martz of Tiffin on multiple properties. Many families including Powell, Naublitz, Jamison, Mullholand, Leitz, and others spent weekends visiting Columbus Akron and Cincinnati with social engagements and studies.
The unicorn's strength and ferocity may trace to passages where the Hebrew word re em refers to a two horned beast. Purity symbolism appears in many coats of arms, where the unicorn embodies chastity and gentleness when near a virgin.
The steam hammer was invented by James Nasmyth who conceived it in 1829 and patented in 1842. The first Nasmyth hammer was erected in 1843 at Bridgewater Foundry Patricroft near Manchester England.
A Cape of Good Hope grapefruit from South Africa is described as smaller and less juicy than its United States counterpart, with a mildly bitter lemon-like tang.
For over forty years Hall s Catarrh Medicine has been used successfully in treating catarrh. The ointment relieves through direct application while the internal medicine acts as a tonic on mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists EF J Cherfey Co Toledo Ohio.
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