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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
8
Fragmentary notes feature a testimonial for DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a headache remedy with claimed long relief. The item blends other local blurbs, anecdotes, and light humor about pages in the Senate and small town gossip. Various names and places appear in disjointed fashion.
An ad promotes Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy for kidneys liver bladder and blood. It claims quick relief from urinary issues and night-time urination and offers a free trial bottle by sending address to the Kennedy Corporation.
A fragment describes a home painter's quarrel over applying paint at Jay Krank's house. It notes the painter's claim that the customer refused, leaving most of the paint unpplied as discussed in a Philadelphia Press excerpt.
Central Lines offers round trip excursion tickets to Mount Vernon with a single fare from all points in Ohio and Mt. Pleasant West Virginia. Tickets on sale August 1 to 22 and valid for return through August 23.
An advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, claiming rapid digestion of food to prevent fermentation and stomach irritation. It urges taking a teaspoon after meals and asserts it can cure even severe dyspepsia, noting it is pleasant to take and available from A. It, Champ ney, a druggist.
The notice outlines a Toledo bound excursion with a timetable and return options. It mentions lines 6 and 5, a 6.00 p m curtain, a 12:20 midnight option, and invites readers to contact Jenkins in PA for details.
Public notice offers excursion tickets at one cent for travel from Aug 26 to Aug 26 with return until Aug 31 or Sept 30. Deposit and prepayment options available through agents including A Abterlin and Fort i location.
Fragmentary notice records a trip by Herman Brigade annual town group from Arastiine Ohio to Crestline Ohio via Ohio Central Line on August 18 and 15 with return valid until August 1. Involves Ohio and Pennsylvania lines and mentions West Virginia.
A fragmented notice advertises a looming equipment sale with August dates. The readable text mentions Fort Wayne Indiana and an entity possibly named Henredt, with an August 25 marker and a September deadline implied. The rest of the details are obscured.
Comrades the Nickel Plate road offers pull tickets to GChicano for the 84th aries event. Augombsthty 20th wires grant deal at one cent a wire, returning through Sept. 0th. Phone contact for agent aterlin, T. Pe Ana Wayne, Ind. No. 153 Aug. 25 4.
Fragmentary OCR describes a transportation notice referencing GAB Athi Domelon Nickel Plate line and a window August 25 to September 20 with mentions of express routes and contact details. It lists locations such as Teporit and Ment and suggests writing by wire or phone to nearest station for information.
A minister recalls being cured after two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A neighbor, treated by two doctors without relief, took one dose from the minister and recovered fully within minutes. The account praises the medicine and notes local sale by C Champney, Druggist.
Jurors in Emma Growell’s 1805 trolley death suit against West Chicago Street Railroad faced bribery allegations after the first trial. the Illinois appellate court reversed a $10,000 award and remanded for a new trial citing jury misconduct and disputed evidence.
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan praises Electric Bitters as a miracle remedy for severe hardship and domestic strain. He claims his wife has been bedridden for two years yet now is improved enough to work, describing it as a supreme cure for melancholy headaches and weakness.
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