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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
5
The Perryanire Pontortion journal lists public notices including subscription rates, pricing details for advance and non advance payments, and a notice about Thursday afternoon timing for a reader-focused feature. It notes long distance telephone access and states no deviation from the rates, with 6 cents per line for cards of thanks obituaries and revolutionary notices.
Voters across Wood County receive a batch of candidate notices for the August 11 1914 Republican primary. Several contenders seek roles including Sheriff County Commissioner Recorder Prosecuting Attorney Auditor Treasurer Representative and State offices with appeals for voter support and influence.
Residents along Front Street faced ongoing dust and disruption as paving delays dragged on. After pressure from property owners and a direct appeal to the Council President, the delay was deemed unjust and immediate work was ordered, with completion expected this week. Also a local ad touts Houn's Ointment for skin itching.
The article touts lake trips on the Great Lakes aboard the SEEANDBEE steamer, noting its vast size, capacity, and luxury features. It mentions weekly Sunday departures, competitive rates vs rail, and highlights the ship as the largest passenger steamer on inland waters. Interspersed are miscellaneous notes on ice cream, Shakespeare, a cat-and-dog story, sponges in surgery, a Turkish estate ruling, and bamboo paper from India.
Col Kingsbury leads ELIC Builders Supply in Perrysburg with a large cement products factory meeting rising demand as substitutes for timber and coal. The writer notes a boom in cement building materials and humorous asides on science, rheumatism, and social views.
Multiple notices from Wood County announce candidacies for state legislature congressional nomination and county recorder. Leathers and McConnell seek Democratic support for August 11 2014 primaries and urge voters to consider their campaigns.
A fragmented ancient note argues poetry grows with practice. It suggests beginners imitate lines from established poems, craft their own four line verses, then discard the opening line as not theirs, and finally share the work with a girl to read.
An old ad claims a tonic relieves nervous exhaustion and fatigue by boosting stomach, liver, and kidney performance. It promises waste elimination and strength, praising Bitters and urging readers to start today. A testimonial from Duncan of Haynesville, Me. credits complete cure after doctors gave up, with product available at druggists. Reeders Arnica Salve is also advertised.
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