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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
4
The Perrysburg Journal announces a Christmas edition on Friday December 17 and invites local merchants to secure ad space. It highlights home-shopping benefits, urges patronage of town merchants, and notes 30 merchants have already contracted for nearly six pages of ads along with special reading matter and cuts.
An advertisement extols an overcoat for young men and mature wearers, inviting shoppers to view winter outfits and praising broad assortments. The piece then condemns idleness, laments postseason belt rides, and notes eggs fetch high prices. A Champaign chemistry professor killed himself over a home baby situation, a tragic note amid杂.
Secretary of War advocates training pupils in marksmanship to furnish a ready pool of manpower for army and navy. Rear Admiral Wainwright defies Navy walking test amid reforms to weed out unfit officers. An Indiana editor-pants anecdote ends with a collected debt hint. West Virginia lawmakers move to curb football, some opposing the game as a crime.
B F Ryscue of Ingle side North Carolina endured 15 years of indigestion trials with doctors and $200 in medicine before using Dr King’s New Life Pills. He reports being completely cured. The pills claim to relieve constipation biliousness sick headaches stomach liver kidney and bowel issues. Available at C P Champney’s.
Lime City residents share visits with friends and relatives in Toledo Dowling Hobart and East Pu Led o. Mr and Mrs Geo Linther and family host guests while Elmer Winney and wife entertain Merlin and Grace MacPherson. The week includes multiple Sunday visits among neighbors and relatives.
Committees formed at the Farmers' Institute to organize a school in about two months and recruit 300 members. The institute will coordinate a coin and poultry show with the school sessions. A meeting two weeks from Saturday, the eighteenth, will push immediate actions. Members toured vacant rooms seeking a venue for the poultry and orn show.
Spelled STONY RIDGE 5 an cg Tele Eee ete Mrs Delette and daughter of Toledo visit ed with Mrs Delette's elder daughter Mrs Geo Bouman of Dowling Inrt Monday. Many locals, including Mrs Hiliort and Mrs Swope, are mentioned with visits, sickness, and daily business. postmaster Ira Shook stays busy. Roy Hufford preaches at E V pulpit. praise for young men like him.
Admission details show adult tickets priced at 35 cents and child tickets at 20 cents for a school entertainment program. The advertisement lists adult course tickets at 1.00 and child tickets at 0.15, reflecting a mixed pricing structure for the event.
Adam Hazel, a well known Perrysburg Township farmer, died at his Lime City area home on Tuesday at age 67. A native of Germany, he had lived in the United States since his youth. He was an enterprising farmer and good citizen. Survived by his wife, three daughters and two sons, all residing nearby.
Miss Ruby Ryder of Haskins and Mr. DeWayne Felstead of Tontogany wed Sunday afternoon November 28 at the residence of Rev. C W Taneyhill on Front and Pine streets. Felstead is a leading figure at the Tontogany Press. local congratulatory note from the shop commends the occasion.
The fragment claims skin eruptions come from impure blood and promotes a blood cleansing tonic. It derides warm countries as undesirable possessions and oddly references Uncle Sam not aiding colonization while mentioning an imagined Cook-Meaty-Wellman bile vind. The text is garbled and mixes health quackery with nonsensical political musing.
Besides this Mia O. Rilievoull of Vestal Center declares Bleetrie Bil tera among the greatest gifts God has made to woman. She says it lifts spirits, boosts vigor, and promotes health, claiming it quickly cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizzy spells with rapid strength building effects.
Geo Dowling and family hosted Sunday guests including Mrs Perryn burg and Mr and Mrs Wiley Brown. Harry Beaudry of Toledo and Miss Ruth Loomis of Scotch Ridge visited. Detro it trips and Bowling Green calls featured. J A Simmons returned from a fifteen day navy furlough.
Abs. Charles Burns of Toledo Ohio testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble and backache after severe pains. He recommends them to others and notes others have used them with satisfaction. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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