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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes announce a long distance telephone number 21 and indicate readers in various sections will read Friday morning. The item mentions a 2 oclock timing and payment or reading in a local context.
The article discusses Theodore Roosevelt delaying public political statements until fully informed on U S events since March 23 1909. It cites analysis from the Cincinnati Times Star on the political dilemma Roosevelt faces amid party, newspaper, and public opinion pressures. It notes Republican patience for the 1910 prospects and mentions Bryan Harmon and Judson Harmon in context.
The Newark American-Tribune notes the need for a ready city to host a World’s Fair tied to the Panama Canal’s opening. It argues such an exposition would unite nations, boost commerce, and promote peace, urging timely preparation and national support. The piece also cites pending Senate action and Taft’s judicial succession questions.
Torturing eczema spreads its burning arena daily. Dean's Ointment quickly stops its spreading, instantly relieves the itching, cures it permanently. At any drugstore.
Obituary notes the death of John Hinch at his Lime City home age 56. He leaves a wife and one child, funeral at his residence, burial in Meigs cemetery. The item also mentions local residents Karl Eberly returning from Ann Arbor, Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Austin, and travel plans of D K Hollenbeck family with a Passion Play visit, plus a health update for Summers Beverley.
A misquoted tale attributed to Kermit Roosevelt recounts a fable of the spider borrowing 1000 cowries each from a dog and a hyena. The dog fears repayment, the hyena arrives, and the spider instructs the dog to hide under the table while the hyena questions the dog’s scent.
The piece describes Uncle Joe Cannon erupting in a speakers room scene where he hurls a cryptic remark Our cit has a long tail and storms out, leaving journalists puzzled by his cryptic quip and dramatic exit.
The trawler Ava foundered in the North Sea near Tiwi England after a fire and storm. Crew abandoned ship as water flooded the engine room. Hartlepool trawler Loch Barry spotted them and rescued the men after hours of drifting. The skipper praised the timely rescue from “the jaws of death.”
The Indians called Washington Connautauca rhus while the Indian half king Tanacharissan, the Indian Queen Ali quinpa, and her son received English names Fairfax and Ditwiddie in a treaty exchange with Governor Dinwiddie.
A Washington Star quote pairs automotive craft with finance, noting that a skilled mechanic yields satisfactory car results while acknowledging that being adept with finance matters even more. The exchange blends practical auto insight with economic prudence.
A historical note reports Europe having the highest population density among continents, highlighting the crowded conditions and regional concentrations. The fragment mentions the density comparison and places emphasis on Europe’s urban and rural distribution within the era.
Sylvester Greiner of the GC A Hoffman farm east of town died suddenly Tuesday June 21 1910 after a day of cherry picking. Heart failure attributed to extreme heat. He was 58, survived by nine wives and seven children with four married. Funeral services Thursday.
Emma L. West files for divorce in Wood county Ohio case 16357 against Clayton J. West alleged extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Hearing set for on or after June 3 1910. defendant residence unknown.
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