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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
4
A jumbled column comments on public life and morality with sharp opinions. It muses on honesty, class, and social habits, noting beef shortages and politics, while lampooning spellers, suffragettes, and the Panama Canal era. It reflects on education, journalism, and the fate of children amid societal pressures.
A Toledo Bee column critiques parenting styles stressing kindness and honesty over harsh discipline and nagging. It cites police chief Behrendt’s comments on mothers and daughters while noting oiling Front Street completed under Standard Oil's J. M. Farmer and manager Tom.
Mrs J A Breed of Detroit visits Mr and Mrs C Rider this week. Misses Gertrude and Linda Chapman enjoy a weekend with friends in Cleveland and Lorain. Mr John De Warres and Mrs Frank Minch go to Tecumseh Michigan after the death of sister Mrs W Cole. Perrysburg baseball club to host an ice cream social Friday evening at Minin and Second streets. Mrs Leatherman and son Leigh Jton visit Mrs Curtis family in Tasty Wood. Mr and Mrs CS McIntyre and family of Dundee and Miss Malsy Mivis visit Mr and Mrs W J Hosly Sunday. Mr Lambert Fink of Toledo and Raymond Moore fish eighteen bass Tuesday morning. Miss Ua Blin attends a kindness visit for bride Miss Cora at Gene Thompson’s on Dorr street. P M Helfrich becomes owner of Chapman Sargent offices on Front Street, buying from Mrs ie Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Fred Bauman and son Howard with Mr and Mrs Fred Ver hind and Mr and Mrs George Bistee visit Mr Chris Bauman’s family Sunday. Mrs Josephine Cranker leaves for Chicago to spend summer with relatives visiting Ed Cranker and wife in Jackson Michigan. Mrs P M Helfrich marked her 62nd birthday with family, a grandchild’s embroidery gift, and a festive dinner. Osmond Helfrich, Join Woll, Loyd Mills, and Mrs Sophie Brown were present for a joyful reunion.
Mire James La Parree of Bowing Green visited Mrs George La Parree. Henry Van Hellen and children of Toledo stayed with Mr Fred Megamaster family. Fred Hegamaster and son Donald left for a western trip visiting H T Clippenger in Chehalis Washington. 58. T Phillips violins repaired bows repaired for sale.
The article states farm owners who pay workers only at season end must pay within a month after harvest and all others must pay twice monthly. It claims the legislature recently enacted strict terms prohibiting side agreements and allowing no alternative constructions.
Advertising copy urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in hot weather. It claims high value and inevitability of need, noting no superior product and urging purchase from all dealers.
Notice states sealed bids will be received until July 19, 191%, at 1 p m at the Clerk of the Board of Education for 80 tons or more of suitable coal for Township Schools. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
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