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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
4
In a reworded notice the Perrys Postomities and Tes Journat publish on Fridays and Thursdays. The edit outlines that issue dates arrive Thursday afternoon for Friday morning reads across multiple localities.
The item outlines a Republican ticket list with positions for secretary and other posts, mentions issues such as rural box thefts on lonely roads, and gives a pension bureau update with numbers for certificates and original allowances. It also covers agricultural topics including Canada thistle control, Porto Rico census figures, and a note on oleomargarine laws and a patent process for butter substitutes.
The United States moves toward involvement in China as General Adna Chaffee sails with the Sixth Cavalry to Foo Chow. The piece reflects on American imperial policy, Cuba, and open trade with China, noting European perspectives and the shift from isolation to world power status.
The American Queen urges women to learn to swim promptly and enjoy seaside baths in a safe swimming bath first. Begin by wading to the waist, then dip, move, and practice toward shore for brief sessions not exceeding 15 minutes. If preferring, salt rubs and cold rinses offer benefits with less effort.
The article surveys tucking trends in summer waists, noting various widths and arrangements from front tucks to groupings across the waist. It highlights round designs to avoid, delicate lace or chiffon trims, and the rise of full waist-front and back tucks for evening wear. It also advises laundering tips to simplify ironing by basting groups of tucks before washing.
The article notes a large rise in foreign wool imports to about 351 million pounds in the year ending June 8 1507 just before the Dingley tariff law. It contrasts last year’s imports under 77 million pounds and discusses farmer discontent over higher costs for wire fencing and barbed wire amid tariff debates.
Dr D B Cargile of Wasiiing promotes Blecurie Bitters as a cure for dorofula and headaches claiming dramatic relief where doctors failed. The ad touts Blecurie Bitters as best blood purifier for weak nerves, feverish colds, indigestion, liver and bowel issues, and general strength building. Sold everywhere for 50 ty with a guaranteed claim.
In St Ignace dated June 26 1900 Dr Betts faces removal from practice after a State Dental Board case while criticizing the board for lack of facts and urging trust in nature and merit. The notice is joined by A R Champney a local druggist promoting Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion.
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