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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
2
Gouverneur frees a trapped passenger after a wrecked train hangs over a bridge. They await rescue as rain and flood threaten, confess a past romance, and she reveals she fled an engagement. Later, they plan a sudden marriage to seal their future.
An excerpt notes humorous reflections on language and athletics with quotes attributed to Strickland Gillilan. It wryly observes how a person’s knowledge of a father’s athletic standing depends on records, and jokes about weather grievances and miscommunications.
A trial will test the electric post system in Italy, evaluating its practicality and safety for public use. Officials anticipate results may influence future deployments and regulatory standards across the country.
The engagement of Miss Eileen Dunne, eldest daughter of Gov. Dunne, to William J. Carboy, a young Chicago lawyer, was announced. The wedding is planned for the executive mansion in Springfield early this year.
The article recounts the stormy petrel and its association with ships and storms. It notes folk beliefs that the bird feeds more when seas rage and that it follows vessels for prey rather than fear. It mentions myths of egg hatching under wings and magical nefarious powers.
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight office clerk in Jerney City reports sudden leg pain blamed on rheumatism. After consulting a doctor and trying medicines, he kicked a cat in the office and instantly improved. The physician later suggested a twisted ligament caused the symptoms, and the kick appeared to straighten the issue.
Gum arabic, a key minor Egyptian export, comes from sap of a tree common in Kordofan and near Goa, collected December to May. Two gum types exist, amberduke and Cleached, with trade mainly by confectioners though many industries rely on it. Also notes on bacterial disease research, distinguishing infectious and toxic effects of deceased bacteria on animals.
The 1914 half mile track champion returns as Pineau the Middletown speed merchant brings his yellow craft to the Toledo fairgrounds for a big motor race. He claims a faster motor after winter work and vows a sub minute five for the mile, challenging Jones Verrill Houdy Matthews and others for the stake. The Toledo track was improved and Pineau seeks a Newsporks record, with a hard fought meet expected.
A 13 year old contemplates future status. A woman prods a conundrum and forgets either question or answer. The text hints at rights men surrender upon marriage and the notion of truth versus deceit.
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