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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
4
The Perrysburg Journal announces subscription rates at one dollar per year if paid in advance and one dollar fifty cents if not in advance. A special notice lists cards of thanks obituary poetry and revolutions of respect at five cents per line with no deviations.
Taft pushes a broad economy program for federal spending and favors a corporate dividends tax idea over an income tax. Congress faces pressure to cut waste and avoid patronage while officials debate which expenditures to keep or prune.
The article argues Mr Taft seeks Congress approval for a tariff bill he can sign without dispute. It notes Republican opposition from Aldrich Cannon Hanna Quay and Plait, yet Taft claims progress through the Treasury Secretary's trip to Chicago to reassure the middle west. Believers say he will win by steady effort and trust in his approach.
A fragmentary historical note claims President Taft defined labor rights during a July acceptance speech at Cinem nail, arguing workers may join unions without violence. The text then awkwardly shifts to a miswritten line about the Mromen of the Georgia vollvood and a road, leaving unclear meaning.
To relieve constipation, clean out the bowels, tone and strengthen the digestive organs, put them in a natural condition with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, the most reliable tonic for thirty years. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets, C. P. Champney, Druggist, Perrysburg.
The Pem berville Leader urges sons and daughters of old soldiers to honor memory by taking part in memorial and decoration services. It questions whether those who served will neglect key occasions and stresses duties to remember veterans. May 30 is highlighted as the day to observe.
Farmers and mechanics frequently suffer minor injuries that disrupt work. Applying Chamberlain's Liniment can speed healing to about one third the time the injury is received. It also helps with sprains strains and rheumatic pains and carries no risk of blood poisoning when applied early. Sold by G. P. Chapman Perrysburg.
Perrysburg readers are invited to a June 23 battle between east and west sides of two factions. No experienced players, all pay supper, police and ambulances on site, potential jail cell guard, trains to Toledo, admission 10 cents, grandstand 20 cents, game at 2 30.
Mrs Alice Cook Nissan longtime Perrysburg resident died at her daughter Mrs J J Kelm home in Toledo after a long illness. She was sister of James and Maurice Cook and half sister of Mrs John Webb. Funeral held Monday at Mrs Kelm home and her remains brought to Perrysburg for burial beside her parents in Fort Meigs cemetery.
Etienne Girardot brings the world famous comedy Charley’s Aunt to the Lyceum for a week starting Sunday. The production holds stage history records in London and New York and outperforms most shows, with strong performances expected from Girardot.
The council reassembled after adjournment with Daniel Klingler as president electing Mayor and J J Amon taking oath as councilman. Klingler’s mayor bond of 1000 was accepted. John Cranker became councilman and Will Dibling elected council president. Committees and street sewer plans discussed. various motions carried. May 22 09 session addressed Louisiana Ave curb work awaiting property owner curbings. May 27 09 minutes recorded, finances noted, sidewalk removals proposed, and earth removal discussion with Board of Education. Mayor Klingler announced license revenue and light bill sent to B R Co.
Stomach troubles cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man spent over two thousand dollars on medicines before being cured by a few boxes. Price 25 cents. Free samples at CGP Champney's Grog store Perrysburg.
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