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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
8
An old advertisement claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promises a cure by removing mucous buildup. It offers one hundred dollars for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure, with Toledo based PF J Cheney & Co and Ball's Family Pills as distributors.
University of Michigan experiments report galvanic current promoting animal tissue growth. Test subject Gulnen-Bes, in an electric cage, gained ten percent in weight over peers fed the same diet but in a nonelectrified cage.
Excerpts reveal a dialogue on affection and mistaken self perception tied to fashion and gaze. A later note discusses Irish language folklore and distant, mixed heritage communities. The Chicago Chronicle reference notes Irish speech among sailors and dockside workers in London.
Notice to shippers from Toledo describes White Star Line steamers connecting with Belt Line at KR R Caranro transfer of about 10 feet of car to boat. Steamers depart wharf daily at 9 15 a m and reach Detroit 1 15 p m serving Yelami Algonac Marine City Port Huron and southern Michigan. Low rates and prompt service advertised by J W Conrad general agent Toledo Ohio.
A century of domestic horticulture has transformed fruit growing into a vast business. North America leads world fruit production with scientific methods and large scale operations. Departments of horticulture emerge nationwide, shaping future branches as essential parts of agriculture.
The American being urged to present jovially to Beaux Arts crowds while a cautious Frenchman resists public showmanship. The piece notes frequent indignities in Paris society and calls French restraint on American or English antics a sign of decency, with savage temper cited as provocative.
Paris Matin outlines global debt changes from 1501 to 1900, noting sovereign totals for Britain, United States, Austria, Germany, Russia, France, Italy, and Spain. It highlights railways as a major driver of Latin nations’ debt, with varied outcomes across regions and eras.
The piece argues that today’s business climate is driven by materialism yet not doomed by dishonesty. It asserts honesty remains essential, while noting dishonesty has always existed. It frames the era as possibly better overall due to tempered devotion to material gain and a push for higher moral standards.
At a social function two weeks ago Wu Ting-Fang dismissed ping pong as a childish game. He described the indoor sport as requiring excess motion and warned of shin pain while noting his preference for golf and other American games.
In Minama Colombia prominent physician De Chas H Viter and associates attended a young woman stricken with a dangerous fever and dysentery. Despite urgent care and a study by Cholera Star Digerhons Fuenly, her condition remained critical as kin and doctors faced a race against time.
Frankfort Beulah Ludington Manistee and other cities listed for a special excursion Thursday duty. Tickets, refuelling and rates are noted with a price around 144 dollars from Perrye Ware. Agents for rates and particulars are C H D and Va Nor san Awlar Hd Sura T PA. Madlay O.
Seashore MActrsions via the central lanes, ships to Atlantic City and other shore points are authorized Florida Ohio Venlo Lines, August 7. Special tow ticket will be aide on the move date, workers to be gone returning with the be diya. For tickets and full particulars contact agents of Ohio City Lines Aug.
Proprietors of the Ohio Central Times announce public auctions to sell Tomeseokurs Hound Peip Exe sion Vickery on the firetail third Tue Jaye in August September and October at routes in the North West and South. Agents listed include Dr BL Lewie Powe Ant Detroit J J Gurge Pass Aut Tolulo QO Jula Moorea and others with posts at Columb U N C Bishop Vas Agt Charleston W Va Oct 15.
In Arkapese a young man left a girl's house after a sparking encounter and was set upon by a rival. The rival’s father whipped the young man’s father, who then whipped the rival’s paternal ancestor and was himself whipped by the young man bimerif. The case went to court and fines of 04 were collected.
A Butler Pennsylvania man, while a physician set his broken arm, composed a walte song. The event shows a nervy yet agreeable mood as Leckie comments on the undue attention it receives.
A fragment notes courageous explorers near Mount Velor observing the Washington Star. The text records limited findings describing very large water and loud lava, indicating sparse discoveries and uncertain conditions.
A damaged excerpt hints at a mixed outlook in ancient Greek thought, intertwining cruelty with insight into disease and disgrace. The fragment mentions a figure resembling Lad Ventercles and a reference to parents, though the passage remains incomplete and unclear.
A partially legible OCR fragment shows names and places linked to a community signing event. The readable bits mention a signatory group, a local venue, and a date in the era of prior civic projects. The text hints at civic involvement and archival interest for researchers.
A compilation of 1902 1903 Wood County Republican notices announces several candidates for Sheriff and Probate Judge subject to county convention decisions. Withdrawals include J A Raropes and other local figures. other items praise agricultural progress and education plus a short anecdote about wealth and contentment.
The scene recounts Henry II surrounded by prelates at a ceremony swearing to uphold Magna Carta and the Charter of the Forest. The archbishop of Canterbury invokes a dire curse on violators as tapers are extinguished and hurled, while the king vows to inviolably observe the charters.
A Norwegian inventor says his pin device can fire a two ton projectile a mile. The idea spurs thoughts of rapid express transport and even spanning continents with multiple units. The writer imagines using the concept to move coal or meat and heat or plowlines, noting safety and practicality concerns.
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