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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
2
The faded text notes second class matter status and a subscription rate policy. It mentions a long distance telephone service and rates per line for poetry and notices. No delivery details or clear event are stated.
The notice lists local officials for Perrysburg and Ohio delegates from the era while urging civic responsibility. It criticizes nonresident farming, praises Superintendent D. A. Haylor for school success, and lauds teachers, encouraging home life as the basis for reform and safe driving practices on Decoration Day.
The Perrysburg Maumee bridge closure will force pedestrians to walk for health and seek cheaper fare. Citizens suggest a free ferry to aid Wood County patrons while a Perrysburg man jokes about spending money on ice cream after hearing Pat Sandles.
The Perrysburg village and township community missed part of the audience at last Friday’s commencement. Hon A P Sandies delivered a sharp speech that challenged locals to heed his advice, which listeners hope will influence minds and hearts of the attendees.
Thort Wika eight wradanlls in the Pomberville neboola this year represents the young people of a progressive village. They take pride in home institutions and their effort to build up the hometown is strong. They teach it in pohoola preach it in churches and practice it in every home.
Perrysburg readers are urged to learn the kidneys duty and use Doan’s Kidney Pills to build up weak kidneys. Mrs Carre Hof of Walnut and Seventh St Perrysburg Ohio testifies the pills cured backache and kidney symptoms after a family member’s dull back pains. For sale by all druggists 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan’s take no other.
The Democratic convention in Toledo names the ticket for Governor James M. Cox Lieutenant Governor Hugh L. Nichols Secretary of State Chan Graves Attorney General Timothy Hogan Treasurer John P. Brennan Dairy and Food Commissioner 8 E Strode Clerk Supreme Court Frank McKean The Republican convention adjourns to July 2 for its ticket Also a note promoting Chamberlains Tablets for older adults digestion and regularity with dealers selling them.
Ringling Brothers to present a 300000 spectacle titled down of Arc in Toledo on June 2 1912. The production features 1200 participants 400 voice chorus 600 horses and a portable stage to tour towns. It emphasizes a grand world class display with costumers artists and a street parade. Also mentions historical Joan of Arc and a stray note about Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation.
Family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who aided in saving property during a recent fire. Gratitude also to the Northern Ohio Telephone Company for calling nearby farmers. Joseph Shiple and family.
Belize British Honduras dispatch reports a band of 12 Guatemalan raiders abducted five young women and an older helper from Bullet Tree Village on the Belize river while men were away. Locals plan a private expedition with arms to pursue the captors, hindered by red tape and limited firearms.
A claim that at most one in ten rheumatism cases need internal treatment and that Chamberlain's finiment applied externally plus massage relieves pain quickly is advertised as available from all dealers.
A history class discussion reveals that while Greek names fade from fashion the Greek presence remains familiar in American cities. A student mentions a visiting Greek man who brings bananas and oranges every Thursday, illustrating cultural ties.
Advert says the product combats dyspepsia by strengthening stomach membranes improving digestive flow and purifying the blood, claiming to build up the body.
A San Francisco case saw 12 women jurors rule for the defendant in a suit over fit of men’s clothes. The jury’s verdict contrasted jokes about women and dressmakers, recalling sharp social commentary on gender and fashion.
A sprained ankle may heal in three to four days by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and following the directions on each bottle. Sold by all dealers.
Mr and Mrs J Huber traveled to New Teagle Ohio for Decoration Day to visit relatives. Raymond and Irma Pfaffendall of Toledo were guests of their grandparents Mr and Mrs P Cornelius and family. Mrs J Huber visited relatives in Toledo and Mrs E Wiseman of Toledo spent the weekend with the Hubers. Mary Huber hosted Toledo visitors Mrs Schneider Carpenter and Coates at their country home. Mr and Mrs Coates of Pittsburg were guests of the Hubers late in the week.
Report notes a student showing homesickness rather than severe distress. Local observers downplay danger and emphasize emotional strain, with officials advising supportive measures and family contact to ease adjustment.
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