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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
4
Long Distance Telephone notes Masthead reports Postmaster Reed of Prairie Depot will see the local post office promoted to Presidential rank with a salary of 18000 annually after January. It covers state investment records, a poisoning case, German plans for Curacao, congressional tax debates, cabinet salaries, and Manila mint coinage questions amid a shifting monetary policy.
The report of Judge Schauffalberger’s resignation is a fabrication he calls untrue and vague rumors spread by unknown sources. He notes the claim is a 1h16 faleo and cannot explain who started it.
On December 10 the people of Middleton township will vote on the liquor question. The town has been dry, but a small stream of booze runs through it and residents seek to test whether to keep or repeal the ban.
An advertorial touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble. Claims include that health comes first and that the product prevents digestive issues.
Multiple property transfers listed in Milton Center and Webster township including a $81,000 Grand Rapids lot. Social event at Mrs Chris Finkbeiner’s East Front home features guests from Toledo and Perrysburg with numerous attendees and elegant refreshments. Industrial note cites 16 000 tons annual potato starch output from small, bruised potatoes. bizarre election bet involves a steer and a $50 coffin from Edna Kansas.
A quirky column notes a dubious Castoria reference and then shifts to a statistical forecast about the coming century. It mentions February having five Sundays in 1920 1944 and 1976 and Easter dates with a historical 1818 1943 occurrence. It also recounts a Galveston family moving to Newton Kansas and a dog rescuing a baby during a Texas flood.
A Perrysburg crowd hosts guests including Cook Misge Traith and Messen Waiter and Arthur Hitchcook travels to Boston New York and Philadelphia. The funeral for Mary Marguerite Hefferman of Lime City is set for Perrysburg with a Catholic service. Active quarantine easing in McComb but diphtheria persists with at least one death. Funeral of Elisha Puller in Orland Indiana attended by A C Fuller and son Frank. An open winter forecast accompanies garter snakes and frogs seen near Pind. Christmas market planned by Presbyterian church in Second Street’s Coage building with supper and 15 cent admission.
The item describes streetcar routes and times in Cincinnati with lines such as Haymiller Electric Street Car Line from Sixth Street Depot and East End Electric from Mill Street, detailing daily operations and routes to various city sections including Fourth Street and Central areas.
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