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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
5
The text lists contact details for R P Barton the undertaker with office and residence locations and phone numbers. It also mentions train times and routes, a Cincinnati scene with street life, and references to city street work and public works near Fifth Street and the Central area, reflecting a dated local notices snippet.
Local shop promotes a new stock at a special price of 25 cents, urging customers to view the window or visit to inspect the goods. Various local items note calls on Perrysburg residents, social visits, and a mix of ads and notices including Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a new line of knee pants.
A scan of community notices reports visits, family events, and local happenings including Mrs. Harry Root returning from Michigan, Miss Minnie Barry visiting Pemberville, and several Toledo and Monroe visitors. Also listed are job inquiries, school start dates, farm and horse care ads, and a Ridgout family reunion at Navarro Park in Toledo.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a cold in one day and a medical remedy with Grove's signature. No clear entities, dates, or actions emerge. cannot determine a coherent news item or event from the readable fragments.
An essayish remark on a performer and audience fashion, noting a peculiar old style obsession and a humorous vibe about markets and accessories. It mentions prices and a playful judgment of appearance with a casual urban voice.
Martin Lally and family hosted guests in Perrysburg, Samuel Adamson visited his son William in Perrysburg, and a group including the Kohls and Phillipes spent time at Niagara. Notices mention sales, a partition suit, Missionary Society event, and local social gatherings with a thimble party and an anniversary dinner.
Special sale on lawn swings priced at 7.00 and lawn mowers at 5.75 with 20 percent discount on bicycles. Gasoline stores and ovens offer 10 percent off and hammocks are discounted along with all summer goods. Limited sale period implied.
O F Chapman and family travel to Lorain for a regimental reunion and camp out. A veering list notes a cloak mill and elder making. The National Veteran Women of America announce Camp Fire and Harvest Home events with dancing, refreshments, and 25 cent tickets. An 1873 ordinance, enforced from September, prohibits leaving obstructive items on streets with fines up to $1 and costs, signed by Mayor J M Brown.
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