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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
8
A fragmented discussion from The New Orleans Thrice-Democrat reveals questions about the economics of running a daily paper column. The piece explores pen nib cost, writer pay, and how many columns per day would justify salaries, ink, and production expenses.
A warning appears about a remedy named Kidney Cure, claimed to treat all kidney and bladder issues. It suggests failure to use it leads to poor results and mentions various brands or terms like GCP and Champtiey in an alarmed tone.
A fragment discussing a person to be avoided, listing traits such as betrayal of benefactors, false accusations, vanity, debt, dishonesty, public intoxication, and disrespect toward virtuous women, concluding with a complaint about borrowing and backbiting.
No man thinks he is as stupid as he looks. A properly adjusted language runs slower than the mind. Wiee is the individual who ta sensb le to his own fokes. Tuls hotter to be slandared by some than to be praised by others.
An old ad style passage mocks quick cures for colds and urges steady daily conduct. It offers a laxative remedy claim and jokes about men aiming to reform the world after college, noting misplaced self regard and social contrasts with neighbors who keep chickens.
Fragmentary OCR rich in names and claims covers literature, politics, military figures, and presses. It mentions Captain Pete Thmig dead and references Oliver Cranwell, Henry Keppel, and others in a muddled survey of works, prices, and political resignations.
Signature of Ba 4 Lied along with Ohio Central Lines announces a sale of excursion tickets to Athens Ohio for commencement week June 16 to 18. Tickets available from all stations with return validity until June 20 under Ohio Central Lines.
In shop windows Easter items include Cinque mantel ornaments shaped as geese ducks and a rabbit emerging from an egg. Kids’ golf clubs and small leather or klinki bags appeal, plus lilies pattern bed linen and dainty drawn work. A heavy metal ice shaver with a toothed round underside is shown, and a French Wypute bracelet with new fastenings appears in jewelry.
The funeral of Mee Tine and the burial details are given with church and cemetery rites led by Rev. A. P. Johnson. The deceased, Mies Hine, was well known, a granddaughter of Mrs. Edward Olney, and her death leaves the family with four brothers and four sisters. Arrangements were made by Mise Hine and Mr. C. K. Hollanbeck. The item blends with other notes on science and public matters including microbes, germ proof poultry, cannons, harvest labor, Yerkes observatory, a federal court case, and a medicinal ad for Chamberlain’s tablets. The piece ends with a note on Senator Patterson’s record remarks.
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri writes about five years of kidney disease and poor health. After trying doctors and remedies he used Foley’s Kidney Cure and says he was completely cured in under two bottles and is now well.
The report lists transfers among individuals and properties in townships and counties. It notes a new county duty to enclose abandoned public cemeteries with a sturdy fence and to fund it from the general county fund, with township trustees maintaining the fence and clearing overgrowth yearly at township expense.
Prof Marey analyzes athletic motion by photographing body centers of gravity and wing movement. He shows how raising the center of gravity yields greater height and movement efficiency. His camera gun records wing trajectories, comparing bird flight to screw propellers and inspiring bronze models.
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