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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
8
The piece argues that beauty often hides in familiar scenes when viewed through an artist’s eye. It suggests ordinary things can become unique and striking, especially when perspectives shift to distant or unfamiliar settings.
Researchers trace the word Yankee to Native Americans who aided brackish colonial foes and mispronounced French phrases. The term evolved from "Lee Anglais" to "Yangee" and then Yankee, as English colonists and settlers were not distinguished when British troops left the land.
Advice for a sore back recommends applying Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily and massaging the back muscles thoroughly at each use to ease pain.
The Mozart club met at Mrs. A Kahrer's home with visitors including Mrs. Wolstead Fahrer Leydorf Halbert Dorothy Frusher Bernie Brown and Kenneth Phillips. Officers elected Mary Frusher president Isabelle Schwind vice president Raymond Wahrer secretary Nellie Frusher press representative Helen Diebert program chair and Year Book Committee members Catherine Schwind Hagel Hufford Ruby Bayer Louise Grabensteter Anna Mae Voland. Next gathering at Mary and Nellie Mrusher's residence July 5 with an ice cream social at King's on June 25.
This week’s notice invites clipping a coupon to obtain a full can of milk for one cent at C. C. Leydort's. The deal highlights a limited time promotion aimed at shoppers seeking affordable dairy.
A Cleveland inventor, Arthur R. Bullock, is hailed as a master scientist in a detailed visit to his Lakewood home dubbed the House of Mystery. The feature lauds his nine years of work on a revolutionary electrical invention and credits him with inventing the spark plug and contributing to acetylene welding and other breakthroughs.
The notice explains naturalization papers issued by federal or state courts, with a $1 fee at declaration of intent and a $4 fee at the petition for complete naturalization. It outlines the procedural steps and where fees are payable.
The article explains constipation results from low moisture in unprocessed matter and recommends drinking water, eating raw fruit, and outdoor exercise. It suggests mild laxatives over harsh cathartics and endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as pleasant and effective for relief.
A dangerous whirlpool near the Lofoten area between two inland channels, intensified by contrary winds, has wrecked or trapped several vessels and drawn whales into the eddies, according to surviving reports.
Notice that assessments for the cost of Fifth Street from Mulberry Street east line to Hickory Street west line have been made. The assessment roll is on file in the village clerk’s office for inspection. Dated June 10, 1919. Cink
For sale notices list multiple properties including a nine room home a vacant lot on Seventh street and a house and lot on Third street with garage. Terms mention one third cash and balance in monthly payments.
Real Estate Bargains offer a seven room house with cellar and modern improvements on Lot 66 165 plus 40 acres of black soil two miles west of Whitehouse. Fine stone road leads to the property and it is offered for sale at a cheap price for quick sale.
Two houses on Sixth Street including a double house and a single house are offered. The seller may also subdivide to sell two lots with the single house. Prices are advertised as low for a limited time.
The Council of Perrysburg in Wood County Ohio offers for sale on Monday June 16 1919 at Council Chamber bonds of the village totaling 10000 with ten 1000 bonds dated June 1 1919 payable June 1 and June 4 each year interest at five and three quarters percent semi annually. Bids with certified checks equal to at least 1 of par value to accompany bids. Right to reject bids reserved. Bonds ready for delivery on sale day Perrysburg Ohio May 14 1929. John W Lyhne village clerk
Bids invited for materials and construction of Perrynburg Ohio water system extensions. Bid deadline June 14, 19__ at 1 pm. Sealed bids to include full company name and bond, with bid bond within 10 days of award, to Clerk of Board of Public Affairs.
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