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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
3
President Wilson addresses a joint session urging prompt passage of currency and banking reforms. He stresses the imperative duty to modernize the system, ensure elastic credit, and empower free enterprise with government controlled banking. He calls Congress to act now and avoid postponement.
Washington reports that C-Chairman Gilus of the house banking committee faces a revolt threatening action on the currency bill. Members served notice on him and opposed a secrecy laden Oil framing, forcing him into new committee confinement with mixed support from Mulkey and Kalh- Jey, while others remain opposed.
Dr A Jh Baber superintendent of the Dayton State hospital is cleared of charges of incompetency immorality and cruelty after a board of administration review in Columbus Ohio. The former assistant superintendent Dr J B och had accused him of misconduct.
The piece explains how yellow and red sunlight penetrate through atmospheric particles to tint mountains at sunset and twilight. It notes the Jungfrau shows a deep rose glow as twilight deepens before night, a phenomenon observed in high snowy peaks.
A political critic argues against attacks on Coca Cola ads and notes a court ruling showing Coca Cola differs from coffee by caffeine content and flavor. The piece links advertising ethics to broader questions about caffeine beverages and public prejudice.
The text envisions wireless lighthouse stations at Brest France sending automaticWARNING signals to ships every few seconds using clockwork timers. Each station broadcasts at different intervals to allow ships to identify the lighthouse who is talking, potentially rendering bells horns and traditional signals unnecessary. Pathfinder
A Stratford mother recalls her seven year old son suffering ringworm on the face for three winters. Red spots with rough crusts spread over the face and legs causing severe itching and sleeplessness. After trying many topicals he was cured in about a month using Cuticura Soap and Ointment as advertised.
A Paris clock at the Petit Palais has marked the same hour for 13 years despite repairs. The clock was stopped when the 11 year old Paris exhibition closed, by a busybody official, and it remains off the official list of clocks for the municipal winder to attend to.
Captain Hanson reports a Parkhurst prisoner kept two pet mice. Ordered to another prison, the convict could not take them, so Hanson promised care. The man kissed each mouse, placed them in a lined box with bread and cheese, and said farewell.
A terse historical fragment questions whether fat thinking men, frivolous girls, and attitudes toward life reflect broader values. It hints at skepticism about people who claim life is not worth living yet take no action to change it.
Milk stations provide free or low cost milk to bottle feeding mothers in many cities. A nurse runs the station with a physician on site at set hours, often housed in rooms like a teed box area, store room, or school room.
A resident complains of a nightly noisy cat on the back fence and asks what action to take. Lawyer Coke Blackstone notes the cat belongs to someone else, while the fence is the owner’s. The dialogue concludes the filer may have a right to tear down the fence to resolve the dispute.
The advertisement promotes Tyree's Antiseptic Powder 25c for prickly heat and skin affections with a free sample offer. Written by Tyree, Chemist, Washington DC, urging druggists to stock the remedy.
Buenos Aires aims to build a tower taller than the Eiffel by 189 feet reaching 1,178 feet with a 1,000,000 candlepower electric light at the summit. The design includes social facilities, cafes, restaurants, library, billiard rooms, gymnasium, a wireless telegraph station and a meteorological observatory.
Harper's Weekly describes the Clifton Arizona jail in Graham county as a four apartment stronghold cut from quartz rock. The entrance sits in a masonry vestibule with three steel bar gates. Massive steel bars and fifteen foot thick quartz walls render the structure escape proof.
Joe Cannon deputy auditor of Hardin County Ohio found his ring after it was sent to the courthouse yard and a careful search failed. Janitor Youth cleaning birds nests in the eaves recently discovered the ring woven in a nest.
A San Francisco Chronicle excerpt discusses forgiveness limits amid wartime hardship. It notes London attitudes toward wife beating and the difficulty of prosecuting abusive husbands, with a bruised woman denying her husband’s guilt and a judge remarking on a bitten ear during a court scene.
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