Publication schedule and subscription notice in The Journal
The Journal outlines delivery every Thursday at 2 pm and Friday email by month end. Subscriptions cost one year in advance or one dollar fifty cents if paid later. Special notices such as cards of thanks obituaries and expressions of respect are charged at six cents per line. Local candidates listed include E M Fries Wm H Hannah for Representatives W C Davenport for Sheriff J Rudolph for Treasurer John H Hanna John Isch B Loomis for Commissioners Dwight R Canfield for Coroner.
Harmon’s noncommittal vetoes spark debate on leadership
Ohio Governor Judson Harmon faces scrutiny as he lets many bills become law without his signature and vetoes few, drawing national comparison. Critics argue this stance tests his leadership and readiness for national responsibility while supporters hail his constitutional reform tone amid pending measures and school funding.
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Harmon
Smith-Alsdorf
Ohio
DHL
Cleveland
Judson Harmon
Pick up the roses and daisies to your path
A reflective verse urging choosing beauty and usefulness over hardship, urging a constructive approach to life. The speaker calls for abandoning thistles and thorns, letting nature’s tranquil imagery guide personal effort toward being useful, with others appreciating the gentler path.
Tariff Board proposed to investigate costs for a President's Tariff Bond
Republicans in the House deem the 3250 00 appropriation for a President's Tariff Bond vital to investigate tariff differences of production costs at home and abroad. The plan aims to move the tariff question out of partisan disputes and into factual inquiry for possible legislative revisions. The text notes a gap between Senate and House stances and references opinions by Congressman Sherwood about what defines a Republican.
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Tariff Board
Senate
House
Congress
President
Congressman Sherwood
Toledo News-Bee
Jkent Hamilton
Isaac R. Sherwood
Frugal Living Advice From a Newspaper Man
The piece mocks austerity by suggesting drastic cuts like dropping telephones gas and electric, coal only, and cheap clothing to save money. It notes a newspaper man may have nerves of iron yet faces moments of timidity sending obituary and campaign bills to the deceased’s kin and unsuccessful politicians.
Primary voting split in Cincinnati shown by 17 000 GOP votes
In Cincinnati during the recent primary election 25 000 ballots were cast with 17 000 votes for Republicans. The Martins Ferry Times notes the claim that there are no Republicans this year remains unfounded.
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Cincinnati
Martins Ferry
Fighting the Trade In Young Girls book promotion
An advertisement touts the book Fighting the Trade In Young Girls by Earnest A Bell and U S District Attorney Sims as the era’s most sensational White Slave Trade indictment. It promises agents earnings from 8 to 17 dollars daily, 600 pages with many pictures, price 1 60, outfit free, terms to agents, send 1 60 plus forwarding charges to James B Sharkey secretary 123 Plymouth Court Chicago.
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Earnest A. Bell
U. S
Sims
Cincinnati Waqnirer
Weason
Outfit
James B. Sharkey
Soc'y
Plymouth Court
Chicago
Dowling church event and concert announced
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. invites dinner at Mrs Jon Binger’s home near Dane Bridge Route 2. The Columbian Trio Concert Company will present an entertainment at Dowling M. E. church Tuesday evening June 7. Mrs Frusher spent a few days at McCutchisonville with relatives.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
M. E
Mra
Jon Binger
Jie Eth
Dane Bridge
Route Two
Columbian Trio Concert Company
Dowling M. E. Church
Admiral
Frusher
MeCutchisonville
May Queen and Social Announcements in Local Notes
Local notes report Mrs Hoover and Miss Graves amid visits to Toledo and Chicago, with May Day events. Mary Tryon named Queen of May and Epworth League to host a hard times social June 10 in M B Church parlor. Visiting Toledo brothers expected. W O W and ladies to hold memorial services next Sunday. Also an eczema cure advertisement for Don's Ointment claims rapid relief.
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M.T. Graves
Ft. Meigs
Mary Tryon
Epworth League
M. B. Church
Order
Toledo
Belief in Amulets Across Cultures and Time
The text surveys widespread belief in amulets and charms from antiquity to modern folk practice. It notes items tied to infants teething, red cords to ward off disease, and ropes or beads worn for protection against the evil eye, citing Pliny, Nero, and rural customs in Europe. It discusses color symbolism, especially red, and its supposed protective properties.
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Bevel
Leon Niudet
Pliny
Domitius Nero
England
Help to Populate Cities
He who has never called a country town his home has missed much and the world’s scope. The Denver Republican says true friendships form from small places and early life in a village shapes understanding of creation. Boys from country towns inspire dreams and return with gifts to their hometowns.
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Denver Republican
Kingdom of Earth
Beautiful colored Pereyavurg post cards in Germany
Remarkable Berlin produced cards show Pereyavurg scenes, praised as works of art. They are offered at two for four cents, reflecting affordable German print quality.
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Germany
Berlin
Mary Shiple and Frank Farley Wed at St Rose Lima
Miss Mary Theresa Shiple and Mr. Frank Eugene Farley united in marriage at St Rose de Lima on May 25 1910. Rev P G Schoendorf officiated. Attendants included Miss Marie Parley groomsman V Shiple and flower bearer Helen Shiple. After high mass guests dined at the bride’s parents home. couple to be at home after June 10 with many friends’ well wishes.
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Mary Theresa Shiple
Frank Eugene Farley
St. Rose Dé Lima
P. G. Schoendorf
Shiple
Jos, Shiple
Mr. Farley
Fred Farley
Marie Parley
V. Shiple
Helen Shiple
Mrs. Farley
Obituary of Ellen Reiley a Maumee Valley resident
Ellen Reiley born January 18 1807 in Long Island New York died May 2 188? at age 72 years four months nine days at her Toledo area home. She married Thomas Hayes of Perrysburg on December 28 180k. he preceded her. She lived in Maumee valley most of her life moving from Fort Meigs to town for rest. Seven children James Cot Dowling Thomas Timothy Michael John and Margaret Perrysburg survive. A sister Mrs Thomas Manton of Toledo also survives.
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Ellen Reiley
John
Catherine Reiley
Long Island
N. Y
Thos, Hayes
Perrysburg
Maumee Valley
Toledo
Comig
Fort Meigs
Jas
Cot Dowling
Thomas
Timothy
Michael
Margaret
Thoms Manton
Family visits span towns in Toledo area
Hobart Frank J Harvey and wife and son James visited Mrs. James Blinn of Perrysburg Sunday. Mrs Coyle and son James of Toledo visited Mrs McQuillen Wednesday. John Swarts and wife spent weekend with Geo and John Miller of Luckey and with Chas Swartz and family at Swanton. A little girl brightened the home of Chas Lusher and wife Monday. Ray Mandell of Toledo visited his parents here Sunday. Mrs Bibert Mandell and children spent Thursday with Mrs Chas Puse. Geo Whitson and family plus Elmer Tinney and family and Thomas Tinney were guests of W A Mandell and family Sunday.
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Frank J. Harvey
James
James Blinn
Perrysburg
Cheap Lands Sell Many Minnesota Tracts
Benton County Real Estate Co. Sauk Rapids Minnesota advertises land for sale including a 160 acre improved tract at 20 per acre a 820 acre tract with buildings at 85 per acre and several improved 80 acre farms plus wild land at 12 per acre. Write for descriptions.
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Minnesota
Benton County Real Estate Co
Sauk Rapids
Minn
Card of Thanks for Expressions of Sympathy
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings after a bereavement. Mentions thanks to the choir for its service and to Father Klee camp for words of cheer. Notes visiting relatives from Perrysburg Lime City Woodville Cincinnati Toledo and Michigan with various relatives and dinners.
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Father Klee
James C. Hayes
Thomas Hayes
Timothy Hayes
John Hayes
Michael Hayes
Margaret Mary Hayes
John Schneider
Perrysburg
Chas, F. Keller
Lime City
Eva Kobtert
Woodville
Gus. W. Snyder
Cincinnati
Prohibition Convention in Wood County
The Wood County Prohibition Convention will meet at Bowling Green on Wednesday June 1, 1910 at 1:20 P.M. in the assembly room at the courthouse to select delegates to the State Convention reorganize the county and transact other important business. Professional piano tuning and repair services offered by Thompson Lane including voicing action regulation and player piano work.
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Wood County
Bowl G Green
Thompson Lane
Bell Phone
Hallet & Davie Plano Go
Superior St
Toledo
Pioneer Scrapbook details Maumee Valley history book
The Pioneer Scrapbook edited from Charles W Rivers materials offers eighteen illustrations of Maumee Valley scenes. Priced at 1.60 dollars postpaid, the volume will appeal to residents and former residents. Orders via Journal Office Perry Shore or H. S. Chapin Bowling Green Ohio.
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Maumee Valley
Wood County
Charles W Rvers
Wbtary
Mall
Journal Office
Perryshore
Mall Or Express
H. S. Chapin
Bowling Green
Ohio
Divorce Petition Filed in Wood County Court
Emma L. West files for divorce from Clayton J. West in case 14367 alleging cruel and neglectful conduct. Hearing set for on or after June 4, 1910 in the Wood county common pleas court with Ladd and James representing the plaintiff.
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Clayton J. West
Emma L. West
Common Pleas Court
Wood County
Ohiey
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