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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
8
The piece argues consumption is lung destruction by germs, stating killing germs stops the disease. It endorses Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as food that boosts strength, urges cautious use, and offers a free sample. It also notes England’s tea habit shift and public place etiquette, citing Times observations.
Population around 1 500 in Neodesha Kansas includes more than people under price rises in America. Many men weigh under 100 pounds yet remain in good health. Physicians cite petroleum and natural gas wells as factors. Refugees from mine districts in India mentioned. End with a humorous note about a graybeard and his boy Wille.
Patent medicine advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as the cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases and digestive issues. Offers a free trial bottle sent postage paid to readers who mail their address to Rondout New York and mention the paper.
The Eyowam venue hosts The Night Before Christmas a production by Molunvbity with Governor Bushnell and prison officials in attendance. Thestaged show features The Warden and notable cast including Theodora and Andreas with scenic interiors of a grand New York hotel and a hippo venue. A Friday night crowd enjoys a surprise concluding with music and supper.
The note mentions Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pople for digestion and stomach trouble, praises rare Hawaiian stamps in the Ferrares collection of Paris, highlighting the world's largest postal incues, including five cent and thirteen cent stamps. It notes the two vent stamps fetch high prices as specimens remain scarce.
A new one time schedule will be issued Sunday December 100 affecting the Clover Leaf Route. The revised timetable shortens the trip between Toledo and St Louis by about one hour. The commercial Traveler notes the updated travel plan and urges travelers to use the new Clover Leaf Route schedule.
Excursion rates for the holilnes are authorized between all pairt on the Oblo Central Lines with round trips at one and one intend there. Valid for December 22 23 24 25 and December AI 110 find Jan 1 110. Tickers good return fog woril Jan 2 1901.
A garbled OCR item references holiday excursion rates and discounted travel offers for students. It mentions dates around late January and a plan to rebirn howe for the holidays with certificates and lead details.
A dated notice lists one way settlers tickets and related travel options, with monthly sales slots and agent names across various cities. It mentions territory, sales terms, and references to agencies in Toledo, Columins, and Charleston among others, indicating a regional railway promotion.
Fragmentary text references Newsday coverage of a Clover Leas Honte event with mentions of Gale cei Tale Contest and Masainger Agenenation Tes tory CaF atly meduce. It includes garbled names General Vraffis Avuwusen Co W Mordoff Agat and Gen. Mase. Agent.
A lively debate unfolds over original prescriptions and copies between a druggist and a physician. The NYT notes pharmacists must keep originals for legal protection, while patients should receive copies that cannot be filed or refilled without doctor approval. A Spanish immigrant in New York resembles Lincoln, attracting interest from an inspecting guard.
An ad style notice promotes a book titled The Light of the World on Our Saviour in Art. It touts ornate illustrations, describes the binding with gold roses and lilies, and claims broad Christian appeal. It seeks sales agents and correspondents for The British American Co in Washington.
A fragmented OCR item describes a general traffic manager route at Clover Leat Site 9 and mentions a date in December with names Anat Glen Piet. The readable text is sparse but implies an excursion or travel note tied to a western homekeeper route.
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