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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
4
The piece notes Taft's decisive injunction against twenty five western railroads over June 1 rate hikes and the broad support from shippers and editorials. It surveys Democratic criticism of Harmon's tax measures and contrasts Pinchot and Smoot over mining land withdrawal, highlighting policy disputes and political tensions.
The president receives congratulations for settling the railroad crisis and averting a decades-long danger. The nation awaits Congress to pass legislation ensuring lasting railroad peace and prosperity.
The article discusses Gats disease in oats caused by a bacterium, worsened by cloudy rain, with lesions on leaves and crowns. It cites Ohio Experiment Station Bulletin 210 on varietal resistance, mentions Wide awake susceptible while Sixty Day resists, and notes possible fertilizer use. Also reports an eyewitness account of a hypnotism demonstration ending with a staged choking incident.
Mrs. Peanut and her daughter Rosalie Arabella Peanut call on Mrs. Martin. The visitor describes her many children and a husband out of work, claiming to manage ninety seven boarders while maintaining etiquette and social appearances.
An ascetian figure questions a theory about the so called wipess of canals of Mara. The discourse hints at doubt regarding the value of such elements to the circulation departments of certain magazines.
A fragment reflecting on solitude as a means to sincerity peace and self understanding. The excerpt argues that living apart from world tumult reveals the vanity of talents and clarifies what is truly valuable to the individual, highlighting personal fit and satisfying pleasures.
A dialogue center around Professor Pinkerwite and the new poet of realism. It mentions the work titled Sorghum in the Mud and the idea of reading lines with sweetened boarding house coffee. The exchange signals interest in contemporary realist poetry.
Alfred Hobart Swartz and family spent Sunday with Mrs Swartzs father Edward Mandell as Did Wiliam Hansen wife and children Harry and Erma of Stony Ridge. John Bench and wife visited John Von Ewegen and family at Dunbridge. Will Whitson and wife Geo Whitson and family of Lime City visited Elbert Manel and family. William Bench with wife and children spent Sunday with Mrs Swartzs parents at Stony Ridge. John Emeh, recently ill, is reported to be improved though still frail. W A Mandell and wife visited Isaac Rideout, a prominent Troy township farmer, who is seriously ill. Mandell was in Bowling Green on business Tuesday.
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