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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
7
A Civil War officer recounts permitting Ohio penitentiary convicts to enlist with conditional pardons. Twenty men joined one company, proved disciplined and brave, with one reforming under his guidance. One mutinous convict later inspired a turning point before dying in battle.
A wartime reminiscence recounts communities rallying to aid wounded soldiers. Local women organized collections of linens, bandages, and jelly, with neighbors sharing stories of sacrifice and charity as they transformed everyday items into comfort for the front.
Albany Argus notes enteric fever has claimed lives in South Africa with each victim counted amid ongoing illness. The piece emphasizes the toll on individuals and communities, reflecting a grim public health impact.
A reader can build a two row marker from an old iron frame walked cultivator. It explains a rear single shovel setup and a larger two horse marker, with runners and cross-pieces of oak and two by fours. The adjustable marker marks rows from six inches to four feet apart using movable shovel holders and bolts.
Helpful hints emphasize avoiding heating and constipative foods for foals and broodmares. Include carrots and other roots in rations, use well kept grain mangers, limit fatigue for the mare, provide box stall freedom, and favor well bred stock with market value. The piece highlights Blood's value through stock market observations from National Stockman.
A garbled collage from early 20th century pages blends a mock arctic journey with clipped quotes and stray ads. The text includes names like Ojibieockky and Ofihiwoetky, fragments of Philadelphia and Baltimore chatter, and an Allen's Foot-Rose ad promising relief for tired feet.
An old Philadelphia Bulletin note mentions a medicine labeled as Cough Cure by Hoxaic with a price of 50 cents. It includes testimonials from Mrs. Thor Robbins of Maple Street Norwich and a reference to Pike's Cure for Consumption praised years ago.
June market reports from New York Toledo East Buffalo and Cincinnati indicate varied gains and losses in wheat corn oats cattle hogs and lambs. Prices range with cattle around 5 to 65 dollars and hogs near six dollars per hundred weight, while wheat and corn show mixed cash quotes and regional shifts.
Percy W Moss of Paragon Arkansas endorses Perona as the finest and most effective solution for catarrh and general health. William J Zenor of Washington urges readers on Capital Street to try Perona and write for Dr Hartman’s guidance if results are not prompt.
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