27 Feb 1892
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1892
Page
1
An 19th century style patent remedy promises to cure cuts burns and eruptions and offers refunds. Sold by A. T. Champion or Champney. Priced at 26 cents per box. Designed to advertise topical treatment with bold claims and a money back guarantee.
Obituaries mark Mrs. Cyrus Phillips death near Scotch Ridge with Monday funeral. Notables include J A McKeln and David Wilmore at the Martha Seaman funeral in Poxtorin. We note Orlin Burgis moving from Michigan and Rev J T Caldwell reporting 18 years as pastor with 187 funerals. Alonzo Black and daughter Pearl attend Bowling Green teacher exams.
Maumee social and club notes recount a Euchre night hosted by Mr G B Moron and wife with a late luncheon. Other events include Sabbath school class gatherings, a senior class rhetorical program at Maumee High, and various residents visiting in nearby towns.
A Carlisle Journal item argues over building new county offices in Wood County, detailing proposed bonds for a $200000 courthouse, tax impacts, and farmer burdens. The piece critiques sentiment and a Bowling Green newspaper stance, urging honesty about town desires for safety and beautification.
Do not fear grippe for healthy people when treated at home. Chan derlain’s Cough Remedy counteracts grippe effects, especially severe cold, and promotes a quick recovery. Thousands have used it during epidemics with no pneumonia cases reported. Sold by A. R. Ghanmp, druggist.
A narrative scene shows a girl clinging to her mother while fearing her father’s absence. The girl's longing to join her father in Boston is tempered by a mother’s calm questions. A man finally appears with a gentle, anxious reunion and the child’s hopeful gaze remains fixed on the road.
A miscellany notes wasteful flower displays and Lady Lytton’s coffin kiss, then reports on scorpion hearing organs and sensitive antennae, followed by quirks from a Worcester Light column about nail traits and fate, ending with an Exchange item on average life expectancy and mortality rates.
Fragment describes Castoria as a remedy from infancy to motherhood. Mentions Daby and a child’s cries for Castoria across life stages. Tone imitates vintage advertisement language with repeated claims of calming effects from infancy onward.
A National Harbor exhibition showcases a Hawaiian feather cloak known as the million dollar mantle. The largest cloak features red and yellow plumage from rare birds, with Uho and Dre ponta coucinan feathers valued as money and taxes. Other capes and boas accompany the centerpiece, once crown possessions surpassed by European and American fashions.
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