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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
1
Executor's Notice announces that Cint the tnde sed Jae horn is duly appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Bint Ayeie ise ol hart, with matters likely to be handled in Yale Wood Go. and under the oversight of Isa ac S. Roweis.
Administrator Joann Ault of Perryablns Wood County issues notice for the estate of John Munger late of Wood County Onlo. The notice announces appointment of Adina Tstenwir as qualified administrator and outlines probate steps for heirs and claims.
A heavy timber fell on George Nollenburger injuring his leg while working on J Bakers barn at Moline. Drs Price and Ahelofeank attended. A baby girl arrived at Edward Cragg and wife, Miss Anna Sulwould returns from Toledo. J H Betten and wife visited D M Morse and wife. Mrs George Bench seriously ill. Mrs Cornelious glalted in Toledo Tuesday. Anto Schwamberger, once of this place, has typhoid fever. High School room construction underway and should be ready for Pall Terra. Henry Hangan visiting his brother HM, Hangan.
Astounded editor A. B. Brown from Bennettsville South Carolina recalls long sickness of his wife who suffered dyspepsia and weakness. After four bottles of Electric Bitters she recovered fully and could eat anything. The tonic is praised for indigestion appetite stomach and liver troubles and sold for 60 cents at P Champney's.
The Wood County Republican convention met Tuesday with temporary chair Clyde Painter and secretary J C P Wansettler. Delegates chose permanent organization, nominated candidates for Probate Judge and Sheriff, and named central committee members across towns including North Baltimore and Bowling Green. A paid public notice included medical and literary blurbs amid the political items.
Georgia reader C. P. Champney says his baby sick with itching and burning from eczema was cured after using a box of Banner Salve prescribed by their family physician. The note endorses the product, claiming the treatment ended the child’s misery.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recounts a neighbor's infant recovering from cholera infantum after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She quotes rapid improvement within two days and ongoing health, claiming the remedy never fails when directions are followed. Saled by P Champney Druggist.
A Republican platform items endorse President Roosevelt's administration and praised US Senators J. B. Foraker and M. A. Hanna. They commend Governor Nash and Representative James H. Southard, pledge loyal support, and propose allowing primary nominating of county officers by Republican electors at the next spring election. Committee chairman C. B. St. John and secretary W. S. Haskell signed the resolution.
Claiming to purify the blood and regulate liver trouble the ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for a wretched sallow complexion. It promises clearer skin and a richer look for 250 at C F Champneys drug store.
The Casino this week features Voseures and international acrobats with five other acts and the Kinodrome. At the Farm one of the season’s best shows returns, including Edward Hayes & Co and the Herne Brothers with the substitution trick drawing attention for its mystique.
Fragmentary ad style text mentions Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets and a no cure no pay promise. Includes stray lines about easy thinking and lasting popularity without clear event or person details.
In Sadieville Kentucky a long suffering Mrs S P Whitaker shows dramatic health gain from Dr King’s New Discovery. Her husband says it cured her chronic bronchial trouble and also helped their granddaughter through a severe whooping cough. The ad claims it cures coughs colds grippe bronchitis throat and lung troubles with guaranteed bottles 60c and 1.00 and free trials at O P Champney’s drug store.
Mrs. Abigail Couse Houston of Perrysburg died after a paralytic stroke. Born January 29, 1888 in Athens New York, she moved to Ohio at age 12 and married Williat H. Houston September 3 1839. Survived by two children Ela Thornton and Eloma. son Henry and daughter died earlier. Funeral at her residence conducted by Rev G A Adams with interment in Ft Meigs cemetery.
An unnamed Champaign resident writes of a four year hacking cough mistaking it for consumption. After trying many remedies and several doctors, one bottle of Foley’s Honey and Tar cured the cough and ended the trouble.
The convention backed a solid Republican slate led by B. G C. Harding for auditor and praised Thos. Lake for clerk, Jonas Hampstire for commissioner, and A. Cory for infirmary director. New candidates Lincoln and the sheriff were commended for fitness and education, signaling a likely county-wide victory.
An old newspaper snippet touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a cure for Bright's disease, diabetes, stone and kidney disorders. Included are humorous lines and an anecdote about Impression in a classroom, plus a Buckeye Arrowic reference and a testimonial by Mrs Nannie Galleger praising Champney druggist’s preparation for sores and skin issues.
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