Housekeeping on Comfort and Heating Practices
The article discusses keeping a full fire pot and using alternate heating methods during cold spells, noting consumer needs for hot water heaters, better air intake, and fuel efficiency. It also reports Charles Smith of the T. B. G. and S. Railway company visiting Perrysburg, outlining efforts to improve travel comfort, ticketing changes, and the establishment of ticket offices to streamline cash and tickets for travelers.
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Charles Smith
T. B.G.& S. Railway Company
Perrya
Burt
Sdnday
Smith
Fire and Ventilation in Winter Homes
The text stresses the need for good air flow in winter houses to prevent epidemics of diseases. It notes slow burning coal and fears of smoke in poorly ventilated rooms, urging open windows, pure air, and sunshine as heat destroyers. It highlights the benefit of free air circulation during spring and for homes with fireplaces.
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Howe
Toledo Amusements at the Farm Offer Distinctive Summer Fun
The Farm theater presents A Strange Boy with Bert Howard and Leond Bland, delivering tight comedy in twenty minutes. Howard’s lively stage presence charms patrons while the rest of the bill proves entertaining. German Day arrives Monday with vaudeville acts, as Burt plans to unveil park and Casino to a German fund drive.
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Bert Howard
Leond Bland
Farm
Howard
Burt
Park
Excursion Tickets Sold to Athens Ohio by Ohio Central Lines
Excursion tickets to Athens Ohio will go on sale June 16 to 17 and 13 from all Ohio stations. Good for return until June 20. Gen Sir Robert Stewart in charge notes mule shipments to South Africa will continue while profits rule. Also notes about the hardness of cocus wood used for flutes.
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Ohio Central Lines
Athens
Ohio
Sir Robert Stewart
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America
Walter W. McAllister
Wood County
Court of Common
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Educational Board In Grand Rapids Chooses New Grammar Teacher
After a two week deadlock the Grand Rapids board of education resolved the grammar department's pick by dropping the former principal candidate and selecting Mr. Charles Baker of Weston for the position.
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Board of Education
Grand Rapids
Grammer
Asrlrants
Chas. Baker
Weston
Transfers From a Damaged Ledger Across Multiple States
A series of land transfers lists buyers and sellers in scattered locales. FX Silor moves property to F C Welloead for 3 600. Aaron Smith transfers 20 acres to W CO B Smith in Troy for 1 609. Daniel Snyder sells Sacres road tract 46 for 500 to Derwin J Trueman. W F Snyder also sells 6 acres road tract 40 for 700. Charis Van Voroo sells 2 lots in Weaton to Charles L Ship town for 700. John Adams sells 80 acres in Montgomery to John Shafer for 1 000. Adams also sells 40 acres in Montgomery to Mary Grove for 900. Emma Stevens transfers land lot Grand Rapids to Nancy A Row land for 860. Low Woolfull transfers 66 acres Weston township to RA Housley for 700. It A Housley sells lot Grand Rapids to J A Juiaon for 2 600.
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FX Silor
F C Welloead
Aaron Smith
W CO B Smith
Troy
Daniel Snyder
Derwin J Trueman
Sacres
F Snyder
Same
Charis van Voroo
Charles L Shiptown
Weaton
John Adams
John Shafer
Montgomery
Local Tragic Accident At Country Work Site
Alonzo Jonna a well worker in this county suffers fatal injuries after a derrick collapse caused by a glycerite mishap while loosening tools. He was found with a broken back and died soon after. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended by C P Chimney druggist for biliousness and digestive issues.
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Alonzo Jonna
Liew
Jonas
Dunbridge Man Badly Injured By Bull
Harry Treadwell, 80, of Dunbridge, was hooked by a vicious bull Sunday while guiding the animal to water for Bollinger. He was struck through thigh and arm before bystander Bollinger’s son drove the bull away and saved him. He was carried home and treated. the escape was narrow.
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Harry Treadwell
Dunbridge
Treadwell
Bollinger
Kidney Care Brings Relief After Long Illness
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana reports severe kidney disease confined him to bed for ten years. He credits Boleys Kidney Care for relief. The Toledo and Maumee Valley Railway Co. offers sale of excursion and round trip tickets to Toledo and Detroit via White Star Line at same rate as Toledo residents. A freight car will run early to Toledo for the morning market.
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R. A. Gray
J. P. Oakville
Ind
Boley
Champney
Maumee Valley
Toledo
Travels and local notices mix of travel books and family update
Notice to patrons lists travel books for sale at Rolcher's restaurant for trips between Bowling Green Findlay Perrysburg and Toledo with specific book values. A long family reunion at the Lintner home in Lime City includes many descendants from Dunbridge Williston Toledo and Perrysburg with multiple generations attending and dinner enjoyed.
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Bowling Green
Principal Pointe
Toledo
Findlay
Rolcher
Perrysburg
Cuas
Fr. Sarr
Mgr. T.B.G
Houston
Jobe &, Lintner, Jr
George Lintner
John Lintner
Clara
Hather
George Lintner, Jr
Mildred
Carrie
Will
George Rolwal
Lime City
Jake Lintner
Litte
Viola
John Mogle
Tussell
Ruth
Marlo
Kathryn
Chas
Graham
Dunbridge
Will Mogle
Williston
John Rowe
Alma
Linther
Pearl
Linter Muller
Henry Whittinghauses
Currie, John, Maude
Baby
Lermoyne
Anna Leverton
Dowlings George
Lintner
Stony Ridge
John Lintner, Jr
Rovsferdi
Julia and
Prank
Amalfi to Capri Coast Walks and Grotto Visits Part One
The writer describes Taormina and Amalfi views from high sea cliffs, the blue water, and distant Mount Etna. They recount climbing to Ravello and Seala, watching women carry heavy flour loads, then crossing to Capri to explore blue grotto and grottos. Vesuvius and Pompeii impressions end the entry with plans to visit the crater.
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Taormina
Siady
Mt. Aetna
Hermes
Trormina
Amalfi
Satomo
Wheeler Opera House
Toledo
Ravello
Seala
Thos
Obsidian
Historic Commons table degraded to tea service
A note recalls the old House of Commons table from St Stephen’s Chapel, saved after the 1834 fire and kept in the tea room for 70 years. It now serves tea, decked with a white cloth, a hot water urn, and teacups, while figures like Pitt Fox Burke are referenced as having stood there, sparking critique in the London News.
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Howe of Commons
St. Stephen's
House
Commons
Mitt
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