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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
7
The text presents disjointed phrases about tolls, wine, war, and thinking. It lists vague places like England Norway Scotland and a joking "Punk Teach" destination, lacking a cohesive narrative or clear dates, events, or names.
A Lee Angelen physician with forty years in teaching and practice extols Grape-Nuts and Postum as superior to coffee for general health. He cites regular use during heavy mental work and travel, claiming brain and nerve benefits and digestive harmony. The ad-style letter promotes the products and invites readers to seek the company’s booklet.
Practical guidance for dairy and poultry keepers including spray systems for cottonseed meal caution, coop rotation every few days, water access for hogs, and breeding for productive dairy herds. Emphasizes cleanliness, proper housing, and timely feeding, with notes on spraying, silage, and market demand for dairy products.
An angry elderly man scolds a noisy West Side group of youngsters. He warns a small girl that too much noise could lead to arrest, but she insists she’s only a little girl and doesn’t care about becoming president.
An old advertisement and miscellany fragment discuss Cuticura Soap and Ointment for skin and hair care with a sample offer from Cutlers Dept Boston. A Kansas City Star joke about Oklahoma trains is cited, followed by a quip about modern life and marriages, and a Kopp’s Baby’s Friend testimonial from Rockland Maine with pricing and mail sample offer.
A humorous exchange asks if a child may attend a fancy dress ball as a milkmaid. The aunt refuses due to size, prompting a quip about a condensed milkmaid costume. The vignette captures playful family banter over costume choices.
A well dressed man clinging to a crowded Chicago streetcar footboard fell on cobblestones after a sharp curve. The conductor lifted him and a crowd of twenty passengers watched as he inquired about the cause of the incident, then claimed no injury.
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