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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
8
Fragmentary adage attributed to A Be Davis from Bulphir Springs mentions Donn's Nogulate easing a condition and restoring regular function. The garbled OCR text makes exact meaning uncertain and omits full context or date.
Advertisement for Sond featuring three or more performers from the Phino or Orga, priced at twenty-five cents in silver or portage. Includes latest Popular Mile Bell with twenty pages of songs, marches, and waltzes for Pinto or Organ. Mentions “Merit of the Bulteeues,” “March Manila,” and “The Girl Ive Seen.”
WANTED SALESMAN earn big money and steady employment. Cash weekly for selling Stark recs. They hire a few good men for territory at once. We furnish an order cabinet free. Write for more details later. Bro's, Nunsinins & Onchatins Co, Jaontetina, Missouri.
Sales agents wanted earn 3600 per week or 400 percent profit no experience needed we supply samples stationery and art catalogue free and instruct you how to sell our goods. We offer permanent, honorable and profitable position write today for particulars catalogue and samples Frank W Williams Company 1214 W Taylor St Chicago IL.
Railroads entering Chicago offer excursion and fat fare rates for the International Live Stock Exposition running November 28 to December 10. Selling dates include November 29 to 30 and December 1, 2, 7, 8 from Missouri River points and eastern territory. Reduced commutation rates apply to nearby routes. Tickets returnable through December 12. Central Passenger Association applies flat fare and wharf rates from all territory. sale dates November 28, 29, December 1, 2, and 4 with return by December 12.
A hen disrupts Rev Moody’s sermon in a New York Weekly account. The bird scatters clutter and causes chaos as deacons pursue it, breaking a stove pipe and a pane of glass, injuring a boy, and leaving congregants joking about expulsion of the owner.
A Brooklyn clergyman recalls Bishop Potter as a wonderfully effective preacher whose method was reserved and in hand. He recounts delivering a sermon before the bishop, confessing youthful flamboyance, and receiving one piece of advice: never mistake perspiration for inspiration in the pulpit.
A fragment from Youth's Companion notes Norah newly arrived in the United States and stories of generosity. An older speaker recalls being told by a young man at the post office about obtaining a ten dollar money order, hinting at financial help or windfall.
A fragmentary exchange shows a tense dialogue about corruption and forgiveness. The speaker demands accountability while another pleads for pardon, but the response remains unresolved, hinting at political friction and accusations of graft.
A Detroit merchant recounts a brief encounter with a stylish woman who extorted fifty dollars by threatening exposure. The ruse involved a bogus engagement with a monthly publication. the plan failed when the merchant outwitted her using a check and a set up with his bookkeeper. The adventuress vanished, leaving the merchant wary of future schemes and noting readers should beware such women.
A fragmentary dialogue questions the whereabouts of Jones. Quimby speculates he has died or moved on, with a joking suggestion of Kentucky as a place. The text shows garbled OCR style and unclear context.
A perilous ascent above a glacier pits two men and a woman in a deadly stalemate. As a deranged companion drinks and taunts, rope frays, and a brutal struggle unfolds. Claude fights for life and love, finally pulling the woman to safety as dawn reveals a grim tragedy and renewed hope.
A London Pall Mall Gazette note recalls a Grajaard code long ago punishing street begging and aiding vagrants with harsh penalties. The ancient law enforced family responsibility, with guardianship for paupers and severe exclusion and even death for roaming mendicants.
Toledo Urban and Interurban Railway schedule shows daily care stop list and times for the Toledo Dayton Limited. Timetables include departures from Toledo at 7:20, 9:20, 11:20, 1:20, 3:20, 6:20, 7:20, 8:20 p.m. with Maumee, Bowling Green, Portage, and multiple intermediate stops. Southbound first car from Maumee 7:16 a.m., northbound from Bowling Green 5:18 p.m.. service every two hours to 11:18 p.m. including Eagle Junction and Maumee connections.
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