Old Indian Bell Returned to Perrysburg Heritage
Story by D E Peters recalls the bell’s journey from Perrysburg to Elmore Maryland and back again via the Pioneer Inn near Grand Rapids Ohio Its frame and bell were preserved and the bell may be purchased for the Maumee Valley Pioneer and Historical Association or a nearby home. Londons American Visitors note shows historic tourism context. Also a notice of Kate G L Shoemaker estate appointment, Wood County Ohio, dated May 26, 1016, administrator Rathbun Palka appointed.
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Spafford
Sluckemith
Exchange Hotel
Persburg
Spaifomi
William Norton
D. M. Day
Oho
Elmore
Delaware
Cleveland
Day
Pioneer Inn
Maumee River
Grand Rapids
Ohio
Maryland
Maumee
Tigtale
Kate
Rathbun Palka
Kate le Shoemalor
Wood County
Chas
DoLstes Minds Read Questionable Whispers in Sausage Talk
A fragment highlights confusion over reading minds and a quirky riff on a sausage joke. The text hints at humorous wordplay about thoughts and a dog, with no clear event or names to anchor a broader news item.
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DoLstes
Perrysburg Kidney Pills Ad Promotes Local Endorsement
Perrysburg residents share a testimonial praising Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for kidney pain and aching sides after using several boxes. The ad cites a Perrysburg claimant and advertises the product through Poster-Milburn Co and Doan's Kidney Pills, Buffalo New York.
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Perrysburg
Iwiy
Perrysborg
Dean
Inman
Virth
Elms Sts
Doan
Mc Tamun
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Latest Diving Salt Aims for Deep Salvage Work
A diving salt made of aluminum alloy is touted as a new invention enabling divers to salvage at extraordinary depths. It notes an armor used at 212 feet with potential for deeper descents and mentions Burdock Blood Bitters for digestion and blood purification.
Good farm lands in Texas Panhandle
All tillable well grassed rich soil with prices six to ten dollars per acre. Terms correspondences invited. 8 1 Nutting Amarillo.
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Texas Panhandle
Orleans of the North pioneers and early Wood County history
The article recounts the早 early settlers and notable figures in Orleans and Wood County Ohio including Amos Wilkinson, Elisha Martindale, Amose Prathdol, and others who built the first store in what is now Wood County. It notes the first white child Amira Tull, the first married couple Mary Tones and Justice Charles Jinn, and the fur trade and farming as main occupations. It traces county organization from 1820, listing the first commissioners Daniel Hubbell Sames Ewing and John Pray, Maumee as initial county seat, then Perrysburg after legislative action funded by Perrysburg inlet sales, and the shifting of population toward Perrysburg and away from Orleans by 1825.
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Subjectos
Amos
Rom Allen
Daved Wilkinson
Ijuhy Carles
Christopher Git
Wiliam Jaw Samuel Viner
Thos
Mellpath
Stawaet
J. 4. Lovett
Elisha Martindile
Aywas
Aurora Spartom
Amos Prathdol
Mean Twollistas
Juhi Webb
David Trawley
Wiliam Wisee
Willian Vingee
Opernl
Wood County
Dacab Wilkinson
John Baldwin
Stewart
Wilk
Almira Tull
Orlwins
Antona Spafford
Mary Tones
Charles Jinn
Joh Hollister
Spitaer
Priges
Logan County
Bellfontaine
Hesfield
Iwoil
Wool County
Leas
Maumee
Ist
Orleans
Perrysburg
Ohio
Col. Wood
Ft. Meigs
Lucas
Mons
Putnam
J. McCunly
Bee
Aio
Prrysburg
Cour
Restored to Good Health After Stomach Illness
Mrs Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio describes a four year stomach illness that left her weak and underweight. After using two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she recovered fully and feels well again thanks to the remedy advised by a friend. For sale by all dealers.
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Otto Gans
Zanesville
Ohio
Chamberlain
Gale
Perrysburg Fire Dept Offers Free Hook and Ladder Truck Prize
A local fire department campaign offers a free Hook and Ladder Truck to the boy who accumulates the most votes in the Firemen’s Popular Voting Contest. Tickets cost 10 votes, sold by merchants, with voting closing at 1:00 PM Saturday June 24. Proceeds go to Perrysburg Fire Department as volunteers urge community to support and buy tickets.
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Perrysburg
Leydart
Rossbach
A. A. Roberts
W. J. Veitch
A. R. Williams
D.C. Whitehead
J. Davison. Co
Ee ‘Iremen
Orleans of the North remembered at Fort Hill School
The article recalls the Fort Hill School on Ft. Meigs slope and the settlers of Orleans, naming long-remembered teachers now in memory or history. It reflects on the village’s first century closing and the old town known as Orleans of the North, with a note on political success depending on guessing.
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Fort Hill
Ft. Meigs
Orleans
Bilious Attacks Promised Relief With Chamberlains Tablets
A dated advertisement claims bilious attacks disrupt digestion and stomach function causing nausea vomiting and headaches. It promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a liver toning and stomach cleansing remedy available from all dealers for a quarter.
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a fast remedy for colds. It claims to reduce inflammation ease coughing loosen mucus and calm bronchial irritation. The copy appeals to immediate breathing relief and promotional sales phrasing.
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Dr. Bell
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