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21 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1902
Page
1
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Message urging taxpayers to insure farm property through the Nome Insurance Company, touted as the largest insurance company in America with a policy of rem insurance and paying a large direct tax to the county on every dollar received from premiums.
A three year old boy of John Hoffman was badly burned when his clothing caught fire on a stove. The mother wrapped the child in a coat, rolled him in snow and extinguished the flames. The family notes stomach troubles but reports no improvement with prior medicines. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised.
Eight year old Lillian Chiem suffered a severe facial injury when she slipped on South Grove street while attaching a hammock. The chairing fall tore her cheek from the lip to the mouth in a painful accident reported by the Tribune.
A Kentucky reader recalls a severe croup attack in a three year old child. The doctor said the case was hopeless until Foley’s Honey and Tar provided rapid relief and saved the child’s life. The ad warns against substitutes and praises the product’s effectiveness.
John Hagan sought a divorce from Nellie, his wife since 1900 when he was 18, she 17. The couple, former playmates, lived with Hagan's mother until Nellie allegedly grew insolent and left for McComb, Ohio. The case hinges on the 16 year age rule for legal actions through a parent.
W. W. Baker of Plainview Nebraska relates his wife’s long illness and failed treatments from many doctors. A local Irland recommended Foley's Honey and Tar, which revived her health. The testimony praises the remedy and urges others to try it.
The Mau mee Valley Pioneer Association will meet at the court house Toledo on February 22, 2002 at 10 a m. The program includes songs, prayers, readings, and addresses as the group completes its incorporation and officers. Also a note extols Chamberlains Cough Remedytold by Camden Messenger in Toledo area sales.
The meeting at B. G. wan well attended with discussions on San Jose scale remedies for apples and cherries, insect traps, tree wrapping, and spraying schedules. It also covered education, noting some parents fail to engage with their children's schooling and that teachers and laws should be better understood.
A letter requests religious teachers to explain the meaning and practice of Sabbath observance beyond Micah 6 8 and Ten 1 17 to 38. The writer seeks rational guidance on Sabbaths solemn assemblies and scriptural interpretations including Gen 2 3 John 4 17 18 Col 2 16 and Judges 2 3.
Footwear line touts new shape and sensible taste. Described as very swell and among the best wearing hops for durable use. Local sales agents encourage trying a pair, promising repeat purchases.
A long list of Toledo area residents and relatives visit, host, and attend events across towns including Perrysburg and Danville. Many names appear, with gatherings at homes, churches, theaters, and the Romford hotel, plus arrivals and departures, visits, and social steps in late summer.
Coutell mayor Bowers presided regular session with Deguer Dibling Maddy Meeker Harbaugh present. Minutes approved. mayor read a communication about light crossing. after passage of an ordinance, council adjourned amid a call for reward to a loyal official.
The Perrysburg Township teachers met at Lime City for a discussion of Thinking and Learning to Think. About twenty attendees covered multiple chapters and topics led by Schaeffer and Sywirk, with exercises on percentages and ethics, and a long program of questions and summaries. A note from St. Wheeler of Northwood endorses Chamberlain’s cold remedy.
J R R Stirling presents Alma Doerge in The Gypsy Cross at Burt's and a grand Lyceum week featuring Piddle-Dee-Dee fresh from 220 performance run in Balti, with Maude Amber Dorothy Drew Cardovanle sisters and Brothers Johnson in a varied program including Not Guilty and The Fatal Wedding with Gertrude Haynes and Choir Celestial.
The Morning Star shoe line offers a box call and Vici Kid models. A splendid school shoe with style fit and durability priced at 1.35 dollars. An exclusive line that pleases buyers and is recommended for good school footwear.
A Manning ton Iowa fireman C W Tollem states he suffered severe pain weakness and loss of appetite before taking Electric Bitters. After two doses he felt renewed energy with health restored and recommends the remedy.
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