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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
8
A garbled travelogue describes women in Abyssinia facing control and abuse while men idle. It mentions property divisions, a harsh tone toward wives, and wandering Irish travelers. The narrative shifts to incidents of arrests, dancing parties, and a glossary of misheard names, ending with teasing replies about Irish identity.
A mangled tale from Chicago Daily News describes a speaker at a summit about wisdom and work. An ant colony dinner scene leads to a moral about effort and reward, with a slug urging patience and industry critique.
A damaged late 19th or early 20th century medical advertisement touts a pill and tonic approach for deafness and ear conditions. It claims chronic ear inflammation causes muffled hearing and promises a sole cure via chemical tonics. The ad promotes Hall's Family Pills and Cheney & Co as the remedy source.
In a stabled tone a speaker recalls Mrs Wigelias and a past identity once dubbed a dangerous pot, while lamenting altered perception from neighbors and the long passage of years as a city hears a clipped, astonished reminiscence.
Women now perform the crucial stages of diamond crafting, starting with splitting large rough stones into pieces and removing waste. They then shape the diamonds, with pear shaped forms set with diathonda, while some stones weigh less than a carat. The final faceting step is done by steam jewelers.
The overheard exchange shows a colored Wwoman speaking sharply about winter and a grim urchin replying with bitter humor about keeping a yard of red ribbon for decoration. Their dialogue reveals hostility, hardship, and streetwise irony in a harsh urban scene.
A Chicago Ocean account notes Alaska dwellings once built of clay drinks now crumble under sea action. Seaweed bricks mixed with salt corn and baked replace bricks, forming a lawn like wall and sturdier homes able to endure climate changes.
A severely cold roommate in Lie Kings battles a stubborn cough. Doctors diagnose consumption but a patient recovers after using Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. The testimonial hails it as life saving. Price 60 cents and 1 dollar with free samples at Champney's drug store.
Toledo theatergoers will see Helen Grantly in Clyde Fitch comedies at the Valentine and Min Valuptine. McFadden's Row of Flats with novelties opens Dec 28 at the Lyceum. Burt's theatre presents The Man Who Cared Jan 1 to 3, with Howard Hall and Nina Morris. Lively acts include M Liss at Burt's and Kerry GowShawn Rhys at the Lyceum with Joseph Murphy star power.
A young woman on Nronde way in New York wears a sleeve badge with AM letters cut in. A man behind the scene finishes the act, while commentators note phrases about beginners stayers and law changes in marriage decrees. Meteoric showers are mentioned with no one at home.
The code provides for a village government with a woman council member body elected by villagers for two year terms, with staggered terms for mayor and council. It allows compensation limits, street commissioner, and fire chief appointments, while preserving existing officers and by laws under the act. It ends with a commentary about Lorena and charity work contrasted with public pay.
An old traveling figure, famed for years, promotes Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil as a health tonic. He claims to aid consumptives and weak children, providing strength, flesh, and rich red blood. The message appeals to families and all needing vitality.
A.A. Thornes, a coal operator from Buffalo, writes that Poley’s Kidney Cure relieved years of kidney and bladder trouble including gravel and pain. He claims prompt improvements after starting the remedy and reports dramatic relief and perceived value.
The report lists multiple transfers including Witl Mo Merver to ditekaon D and Moreen, Lata, Middletyun for 5000 dollars. Albert Bo Back to Ino W Thiri Aneves Weston receives 1100 dollars. Francis 1 Mlandin transfers to Chis 1 Bhundin on 11-2. Lake Si serves as reference.
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