22 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
1
A London Chronicle report details a remarkable headpiece for the prince of Wales during coronation preparations. The diadem resembles a coronet with a feathered apex and a tuft tipped with gold, featuring rare feriwah feathers harvested from a living bird and costly to procure.
Advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for Bright's disease and diabetes, promising cures for kidney and bladder stones and general kidney and bladder disorders with Champney as presenter. The tone mirrors 19th century patent medicine pitches.
A Chicago Chronicle note explains that a red sunset signals fine weather tomorrow because watery vapor in the air filters light. When red rays pass through freely, infrared dispersion reduces, suggesting clear skies in the next 24 hours.
An ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as immediate relief for asthma in severe cases and claims timely use will effect a cure, attributed to P. Champney.
Regular village council meeting held Thursday with all members present. Committee on Streets ordered to report belatedly on local work. Funds raised for roadway improvements. Dated notes closed as adjournment follows. Also an advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for liver trouble with claims of clearer skin and rosy cheeks.
A rail line from Toledo to Branford with intermediate stops Crystal Lake Traverse City and Maniesee will offer a round trip schedule in September. Special train will depart Toledo at 7 50 AM under supervision of J J Kirty GDP A A A RR Toledo.
Board of Health orders all owners or occupants to clean and maintain gutters in front of their property. Failure within the stated period will result in the board paving the same at the owner's expense.
A fragmented notice indicates a painting bid process underway in the community. Officials urge participation, outlining scope and submission deadlines as residents prepare for a municipal improvement project.
Maumee resident D F Cook donates a 20 by 26 foot site at Sulphur Springs for the Turkey Foot Rock. The rock will rest on a two foot base inside an iron fence with a copper plate noting its history. Maumee Valley Pioneers committee oversees the move from its roaming past. Ge o L Hoard of Tower Ga writes about eczema relief with Banner Salve as observed by his doctor remarks.
At 10 30 a m Thursday a lineman from the T B G and 80 Tr act ion Co crashed his work car into passenger car No 110 near Freyman Curve South of Cygner Charles Townsman the lineman was instantly killed the crash left no other injuries Townsman resided in Pinding Daniels and Todd led the passenger car crew.
Arrangements are under way for the Maumee Valley Pioneers association meeting to be held in the old courthouse on September 10. The building is being cleaned and repaired as needed, and luncheon will follow the business session.
The Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Company aims to launch a freight line from Cincinnati to Hamilton and extend to Dayton by October 1, with a future extension to Toledo next year hindered by low bridges. An electric mule motor hauls freight along the towpath rails, and the firm has acquired canal boats to secure freight contracts for next season. A passenger service is considered, backed by Mandelbaum Syndicate of Cleveland. The piece notes German Emperor’s friendly gestures may reflect broader gains in U S German relations.
Gunder Barnes wedding announced on Wednesday August 20 1902 at Rev Stecker home with Miss Hester Barres. Newlyweds plan Niagara Falls honeymoon then farm residence. Local notices: marriages visits, guests from Toledo Grand Rapids Port Huron Woodville and LeMoyne. Infant cholera remedy anecdote credits Chamberlain's as effective. recommended by Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio. For sale by Champney druggist.
An old-style medicine advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a no cure no pay promise and a low price of four pence per dose, urging readers to try the product for cough relief and warning against ineffective remedies.
Mrs Marty B Biniretict of Jobo Fink died at age 85 in Perrysburg after a long illness. Born June 20 1817 in Wattenheim Germany she came to America with her husband in 1840 settling in Perrysburg and raising a large family. Funeral services were held at the German MEB church conducted by Rev Chas Koch of Toledo with burial at Mt Meigs Cemetery.
Dr George Ewing of Smiths Grove Kentucky describes his personal healing from kidney and bladder trouble after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He states three bottles produced full relief and cure and he prescribes it in his medical practice.
The Wood County Teachers Institute wraps its session in Bowling Green with praise for instructors from Harrisburg and Boston. Prof Henry Houch and Prof A E Winship inspire teachers, lectures on literature geography and Saint and Rasals noted. Officers elected include President W E B Kershner and J P Galler. Perrysburg invited to host next year near Maumee banks.
Mrs S P Whitaker suffered chronic bronchial trouble until her husband credited Dr King s New Discovery with curing her. He says it also cured their granddaughter s severe whooping cough. The ad touts cures for coughs colds la grippe bronchitis throat and lung troubles with bottles 60 cents and 1 00 and free trial at C P Champney s drug store.
Bennelaville resident A Brown recalls his wife being run down by dyspepsia and stomach distress. After four bottles of Electric Bitters, she fully recovered and could eat anything. Advertiser claims the tonic aids digestion and liver health with laxative effects. Price 50 cents at P Champney's.
Joh Hoyle, living near Pratete Depot, narrowly escaped serious harm while adjusting hay fork machinery. A blade struck his hand, slicing a portion and causing deep damp wounds. He remained conscious for several hours after the incident.
A lengthy personal letter from Bertha Cranker in Esris Park, Con., recalls early life in the hills and mines, the shift life, and a summer resort scene with changing landscapes, illness in the park, and a lively ping pong tournament amid mountain and meadow contrasts.
Dr Chas H Utter of Panama Colombia reports in a recent letter that a sixteen year old girl with a severe dysentery attacked but untreated with other remedies improved within eight hours after taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After three days she stood and within a week was entirely well. Sold by C P Championy Druggist.
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