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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
8
An aged advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy for kidney troubles. It cites endorsements from Perrysburg residents and a Mrs James Shitts praising relief from backache and urinary issues, with price listed as one dollar.
Daisy confirms to Mabel that she picked a mushroom hat herself. Mabel notes the hat was described as a toadstool hat and questions the claim.
A fragmentary exchange on a ferry recounts a conversation between two men about a January event. The dialogue reflects foggy humor and racial phrasing typical of the era, with references to individuals and a back-and-forth about propriety and timing.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a cheap simple cough remedy. It claims one fourth to one teaspoonful taken as needed soothes coughs colds and bronchial lung ailments and urges readers to visit a druggist today for relief and cure.
A Buxtonton Georgia man paid three cents for a money order to repay a society debt. The post office required a two cent stamp to mail the order, making this the smallest known monetary transfer.
An old advertisement touts Thirty-Six for 25 Cents Dr Kings Nae Life Pills in corked glass bottles with 86 sugar coated pills priced at 26c. It claims a nightly dose relieves constipation by morning and urges readers to buy at all druggists.
A critique of marriage as a social goal for women, describing mothers teaching daughters that marriage grants status while sons incur less concern from mothers. The piece argues the pursuit of husbands replaces love and ambition, highlighting patriarchal expectations and the unequal pressures on both genders.
An ad touts Po-Do-Lax as a small overnight dose that guarantees a full morning bowel movement. It claims Podophyllin from May Apple corrects constipation by stimulating the liver and bile flow, promising no griping and a natural cleanse.
A note on granite’s moisture absorption explains that a cubic yard of completely dried granite would take in about four gallons of water if immersed in pure water. The observation cites the United States Geological Survey noting granite’s porous behavior.
Advertisement claims neuralgia pains in face head arm shoulders chest and back ease after applying a few drops of Sioan's Liniment. It promises quick relief within minutes and brighter outlook. Sold in 8 ounce bottles for 25 cents at most druggists.
A Sunset Magazine Service Bureau offer invites readers to request descriptive literature on the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco and the Panama-California Exposition in San Diego. It details rates for mailed booklets maps and sample Sunset Magazine pages including travel and railroad information for Pacific Coast travel.
An earnest feature praising American industrial and transportation supremacy. It notes the U S leads in railway mileage and service with 241,199 miles in 1911, high wages for workers, vast capital, and greater global reach. It provides figures on world mileage, capitalization, rates, and government ownership as context for future comparison.
Bowles argues education hinges on Bible study, noting its deep weave into English literature. He cites Browning and Tennyson with Bible rooted titles and quotes, and frames Milton's Paradise Lost as a major Bible-centered work.
Advice from Robert Lemmon on training dogs to hunt moles. Approach burrows quietly, follow at heel, crush the tunnel roof, and unearth the mole with a spade. A keen dog learns to hunt the active tunnels and strike quickly for effective prey capture.
Detroit man J H Sonts reports Chamberlains Tablets restored appetite and eased digestion improving bloated feelings and bowel movement. For sale by all stores Ady.
The United States Geological Survey reports talc and soapstone output climbed to 175 833 short tons valued at 1 908 097 in 1913, up 16 563 tons and 201 184 dollars from 1912. New York and Vermont led production, and U S output surpassed all other countries combined with 20 502 tons valued at 628 077 dollars. Five states produced talc Maryland North Carolina Rhode Island Vermont and Virginia.
One century ago the musical world marked the Gluck centenary. The German composer lived in Paris where his operas Orfeo Alceste Iphigenia in Aulis and Iphigenia in Taurus influenced musical harmony. Iphigenia was his greatest work and won quick favor in Paris in 1774. Rousseau admired Gluck as did Marie Antoinette, dauphine of Paris.
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