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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
4
A dated notice column lists classified items and poetry notices. The page also carries brief political quips about Mr. Cortelyou, Senator Hansborough, and Secretary Root, plus a remark about a Findlay market turkey with gold in its crop and a humorous Twain aside.
Annie Oakes Huntington notes Amanita muscaria and Amanita phalloides in a Youth's Companion piece. The article details cap colors and white gilled stems, warns of severe poisoning hours after ingestion, and advises emetics and atropine as antidotes. It cautions about mixed edible and poisonous mushrooms and contrasts bolet varieties.
Burt theatre announces a three day program featuring a large chorus, new musical numbers, and elaborate scenery. The lineup includes Andregian and a dramatic centerpiece A Midnight Escape with a striking boat house scene on the East River. The show opens Sunday afternoon and runs all week with sensational public acclaim expected.
Home Guards of America No. 154 elected officers at the December 26 1906 meeting. Officers include Worthy Counsellor C H Van Norman Vice Coun Grace S Blinn Past Officer Dr F J Champney Chaplain Myrtle E Blinn Lecy Audubon Johnson Collector Clara E Shier Treas Geo A Powers Guide Harry Comstock Conductor Clara Van Norman First Shield C B Shier Second Shield Mary E Missler Trustee Mary Pitson Installation set for January 9 1907 with S B Johnson as installing officer followed by a banquet.
At 2 p m on Saturday December 29 residents may view the new water works plant in a public demonstration. The tent will stand on Second street in front of John Cranker s blacksmith shop.
Wil lis T Morgan retired commissary sergeant U S A from Concord New Hampshire testi fies that two years in Cuba and the Philippines caused colds. He credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him in perfect health and praises it as the best medicine for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases. Available at druggists William Comstock and Company price 60c and 1.00 trial bottle offered.
Fragmentary lines from the Atlanta Journal mix proverb and whimsical phrasing about pines and eggs. The text presents a puzzlelike, fragmented view with odd coinages such as Lerraping and a morrow reference, lacking clear news events or identifiable entities.
The Lyceum theatre opens with Lovers and Lunatics featuring Joe Morris and a chorus of show girls for New Year matinee and night performances. Next Thursday afternoon Eight Bells stars the Byrne Brothers in a revived pantomime known for bright songs and novel acrobatic effects.
The D, Il, & D. Ry schedules holiday excursions to multiple destinations. Tickets go on sale December 22 93, 24 25 20 20 and Hist 1906 and January 1 1007 with final return by January 2 107. Full details available from the A. & D. ticket lot.
The 1907 Diary and Memorandum book by C A Snow Co of Washington DC is ready for sale. Priced at two cents postpaid, the compact volume promises notable usefulness for its price and is advertised as an exceptional bargain.
The notice announces a public hearing on the Portesbute town bond issue on December 12 and a deposit of funds at the town hall. The reading mentions bond distributions and securitization by the Gruatoun and references the Trueton of Porryalline Townly.
A chaotic exchange notes a missing umbrella and multiple borrowings. One speaker asks where an umbrella is while another mentions a person named Jonex took 1 item and the owner has been looking for it.
An odd exchange references a costly luxury and a doctor’s bill tied to a New York Prom given as a social detail in a fragmented scene. The remarks hint at fashionable items and the financial cost behind them in a party context.
A testimonial from Mrs. Chas. Freltoy of Moor Up Conn credits Blood Bitters with restoring health after years of debility headaches and low energy. She reports renewed vigor and wellness following use.
Items announce a church service at Dowling M E church beginning Sunday and continuing through the week. The page includes home remedy notes for biliousness and a playful oil drop kaleidoscope experiment with instructions and moral quips mixed with vendor-like chatter.
Criba species oppose the over. One species is described. The land crab lives in the ground and burrows. It digs with two claws and uses a free claw in combat. It travels by night to feed and visits the ocean yearly to lay eggs.
The piece describes animals including a queen Wayn and barred owl nest, noting how birds and four footed creatures interact with habitats. It mentions skunks, white footed mice, and dying squirrels using decaying trees created by woodpeckers, with reference to a person named Bogaert and BL Nieholne.
The piece argues English higher education is equal or superior yet limited by access. It credits American common schools for broadening opportunity. It notes education underpins industrial and commercial progress and has drawn admiration and critique from Europe, with St Louis Republic as source.
The narrative describes Bone Aawantius Augustus Taperater claiming vast wealth yet lacking basic household goods like aback or chimney. He also has no fork or bread and shows no use for Nie Muabies Land Outlook in August.
An advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for any Gatarrh case not cured by Hill's Catarrh Cure. It states the cure can relieve symptoms and invites readers to try the product.
An old advertisement in Toledo asserts BF J Cheney as trustworthy for business dealings over 16 years, endorsing Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials, price per bottle, and mentions Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
A frightened recruit during a training exercise drops his gun as leadership urges soldiers to act as in actual warfare. The shouting captain reassures him that the drills mirror real combat.
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