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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
8
Fragmented OCR notes discuss claimed cures for constipation including Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and doctors endorsements, mixed with travel excursion offers from railway lines to Marquette and Clover Leaf lines. The content mixes medical ads and rail passenger promotions with oblique references to health and travel.
Tickets will be issued July 8 and 4 for all stations. Return limit July 5. Fare under 25 cents. For details contact G. Jenking General Passenger Agent of the Slower Seal.
The Ohio Central Lines designated as the official route to the YPSL annual convention in Toledo on June 26 27 and 28. Round trip fare available from all points in Ohio with tickets valid until June 21. For full details contact local agents. booklets available mentioning Erie road and Chautauqua features.
An advertisement fragment promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming rapid digestion and relief from dyspepsia after meals. The illegible text mentions a presumed agent and locations including Chicago, Indianapolis, and Wayne, Indiana, with a date of June 20.
Tickets on sale July 8 and 4 for round trips between points within 200 miles. Return validity up to July 5. An introductory rate applies for travel on the Ohio Central Lines.
Excursion from Toledo stations with No 6 at 600 p.m. and No 3 after the date offers return tickets good on the No 6 service. Detroit and Panama Bay steamers depart Toledo after arrival, vaudeville at the Casino and Farm show. Contact agent C C Jenkins for details.
Travel offer for Oberlin College students to Oberlin Ohio via Ohio Central Lines with return allowed until June 80 and extension until July 20. Departs Hokok with S M S Ry agent at Oberon on or before June 3001. June 2s.
Fragmentary note references a fare plan or trip tied to a group or faction with 200 smiles, mentions nearest agent CJ PA Fe Wayne lod 4106 duty 4. Details are incomplete and uncertainties remain about purpose, scope, and involved parties.
Promotion announces one fare round trip excursions for July 4, with calls to nearest agent for details. Includes contact references and restricted travel window.
An OCR fragment mentions Oak Point Beach Vermillion and a Sunday event at noon involving a plate pad and Nike. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear actions or detailed facts to confirm full context or participants.
Weekly summer program offers free bowling and attractions. Tickets available via Toledo Ry agents. Sally will be distributed each week with items from various attractions. June events include Sunday departures and entertainment.
Agents of the Ohio Central Lines announce sale of excursion tickets to Putin Bay with a round trip fare from all points in Ohio. Tickets valid June 28, 29, and 25 with return June 23.
June 14 and 18 mark ticket sales for the Republican National Convention and National Turnfest. June 17 24 schedule advisories reference Bee nearest agent Clover Leaf route for specific items. General Passenger Agent Jenking of Toledo issues notices from June 24.
Barrels of samples offered under special arrangement with manufacturers to provide trial bottles of Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy. Claims include cures for kidney, liver and bladder diseases, rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic constipation and female weaknesses. Instructions urge urine tests and potential free trials through Romlaut NY address. Bottle price listed at $1.00.
John Thompson visits B. Libble Bayor of Hapeleon visits Perrysburg friends. Mrs E L Blue and Mist Hamilton visit Dayton relatives. Wim Bayor and wife visit Cleveland relatives in Perrysburg. Geo Miller and family hosted John Schuet der in East Toledo. Mien Robertson from Hull Prairie visits Mish Robertson in Perrysburg. Conductor Jack Stevenson improving after facial muscle paresis. Maumee High School commencement set for Friday June 22 with two graduates. W H Roore and wife host Presbyterian teachers and officers at East Bend. Mrs Rheinfrank travels to Cambridge Mass to meet son Eugene at Harvard Law, plans sea/rail trip to Washington then home. Laura V Starin accuses husband of beating, seeks divorce. Agricultural ad promotes Mogul and other wheat varieties through A P Johnson at Powers Insurance office.
Sunday school organized June 17 1900 at Davenport church. Officers elected Supt Mrs Broka, Asst Mrs Phillips, Treasurer Mrs Becca Johnson, Secretary Miss Liltie Broka. Librarian Alfred Dibert, Chorister Mrs Marty. Opens 10 o'clock Sunday time. Public invited to attend.
The next meeting will be at M. L. Seiple's home in Portage on June 27. Discussion topics include The Most Profitable Cherries and How to Grow Them by J. W. Urechel and Care and Cultivation of Small Pralta by G. C. Housekeeper. The Floricultural Society's What Constitutes a Good Home will be discussed by Mia T. M. Bender and Mes. Mary Sclplo. Everyone interested invited.
Esther M Thompson celebrated her ninth birthday with friends Margarete Nicholas Marian Roose Gertrude Thornton Maile Rogers Dorcas Wetzel Lottie Hazel Koons Mildred Tia Blinn Margaret Marjorie Ray Louie Id Iand Paul Edward and Frankie Baird of Toledo. Elegant refreshments on a lawn. donkey game winner Miss Mamie Rogers and Edward Baird booby. Gifts included a handsome watch and a polo from Frank Baird and a miniature tiger from Mrs Esther E Barton.
A reporter notes a scheme to save the government a million annually by a contraption, detailing meetings with senators and congressmen during three months in Washington. The diarist records encounters in Turkish baths, officials delaying talks, and a cynical view of Congress, ending with a sharp quip about cutting soap funds.
A mother uses a play to teach a three year old letters by forming an Alphabet family with blocks. Mother A and 25 children learn the letter names daily, each child has a house, their likeness drawn, and stories linked to each letter.
The Detroit Free Press article extols olive oil rich salads as a health aid for delicate people. It advises generous dressing to improve digestion, claims debility and weak digestion respond to small amounts at night, and suggests using salad oil on the chest and neck for nursing infants.
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