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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
10
The article notes boxwood as one of the costliest woods used regularly in a major American industry. It has been priced at four cents per cubic inch and about $1,300 per thousand board feet, reflecting its high value for wood carving.
A testimonial from W A Lockhard of Homer City NY claims Chamberlains Liniment cured his rheumatism after suffering severe pains in arms and shoulders. He says the first application brought relief and one bottle completed the cure. For sale by all dealers.
From Dr. Harvey W. Wiley's The Lure of the Land the text frames farm labor as a lasting joy seen through science. It compares farming to laboratory work and an artist's touch, arguing the true chemist should not delegate it to a helper.
A weary tramp talks with a bustling farmer's wife about sleeping on an empty stomach. She replies with sympathy and suggests he try rolling over to sleep on his back a little while, noting he hasn’t worn it out yet. Judge
A garbled column notes a salesman line about a collar and a judge reference, plus an ad for Dean's Regulats at 25c. It mentions Harvard crewmen to be photographed and a hypothetical punishment for breaking the schoolhouse window with Iron Cross ironies. The piece ends with a society question about the meaning of society.
Perrysburg harness maker Charles Bayer of Fifth Street praises Doan's Kidney Pills for a past severe backache and kidney trouble saying they never failed to give relief. He notes he still recommends them to friends and urges buying from dealers for 60 cents. Downing Kidney Pills are advertised by Souter Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Public invited to Men's Bible Class at 9 30 a m prayer and praise service at 7 30 p m Friday June 25 special preaching by Rev O Spreng of Bucyrus Ohio Bible School at 9 am Sunday June 27 Children's Day Program 10 30 with recitations dialogues and songs Missionary offering Junior meeting 2 30 Y P S C B 6 30 preaching 7 30 all welcome Quarterly meeting at Hobart E V Church Saturday and Sunday Business Session Saturday afternoon Preaching Saturday evening Communion Sunday evening Sunday School 9 30 Sabbath prayer meeting 7 45 Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Fred Naegele visited friends Tuesday evening in Middleton Township. G O Ziss and family hosted visitors including Chas Weidner and family Thursday. Ruth Brand and Lydia Dauer of Haskins appeared among Heidelberg graduates. P A Ziss drilled a gas well on his property. Several local families and relatives spent time with kin near Luckey Elmore Perrysburg and Lime City during the week.
The text notes Mohammed praising the large-flowered narcissus with a saying that bread feeds the body while the narcissus nourishes the soul. It frames the flower as a symbol of spiritual sustenance and suggests a exchange of material bread for beauty.
An old advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a small dose solution to constipation. It claims Podophyllin acts without griping by arousing the liver to increase bile flow, improving digestion, reducing gas and fermentation, and delivering a full, free morning bowel movement with nightly use. It urges readers to buy from their druggist to cure constipation overnight.
Those who fret over daily affairs should drink a cup of warm water slowly or a glass of warm milk before bed. The suggestion aims to ease the mind and promote restful sleep through simple, calm routines.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as able to cure deafness caused by catarrh. It explains deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian Tube and claims nine out of ten cases stem from catarrh. A reward of one hundred dollars is offered for any case cured by the remedy. Toledo Ohio.
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